Star of Hope 1999 Press 1927 Consolidated Hope Arkansas
The Star of Hope newspaper page lists publication details from 1927, with current pricing, address at 212 214 South Walnut Street in Hope Arkansas, and staff titles. It includes Associated Press affiliation and a notice about tributes and unsolicited manuscripts.
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Star of Hope
Star Publishing Co. Inc
Palmer & Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
South Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Associated Press Qnea
Newspaper Enterprise Ass
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
Comercial
Star
Jimmy and his Saturday movie taste analysis
A Columbia Teachers College discussion finds little Jimmy’s taste for fast paced thrillers reflects universal human urges for action and virtue. Adults should understand his view of life while balancing censorship to guide him toward a better world.
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Jimmy
Teachers College
Columbia University
Little Jimmy
Verdun Forest Fire Reawakens World War Nightmares
Fire in the Argonne east of Verdun breaks out as buried shells from the Great War explode, turning the scene into a sudden hell. About 500 soldiers from a neighboring garrison respond, while the troops pause to reckon with the grim reminder of war before returning to their base for supper.
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France
Verdun
The
Argonne
Bread and milk power a nation diet
The article states ten billion loaves of bread and thirteen billion quarts of milk are consumed yearly in the United States. It explains modern bread includes milk, yeast, malt, fat, and salt, and notes sanitation levels, calories per slice, and the role of bread as a source of energy, minerals, vitamins, and protein within a balanced diet. It contrasts white and whole grain bread, and briefly notes historical notions about bread. It ends with a remark on Abraham in Mohammedan tradition related to alphabet and astronomy.
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United States
Raising a Family in Bar Bartow
Andy is mocked and tormented by his family in Bar Bartow. He endures slights during meals and jokes at his expense. After diphtheria strikes Buck, he quarantines with a great aunt where he finds solace reading and wise talk. Andy grows, but returns home to more taunts before a final grim memory ends the tale.
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Andy
Flo
Buck
Board of Health
This Man Joe Murr Love Story Begins in Sparksburg
Joe Murr travels nationwide chasing work and romance before settling in Sparksburg where he falls for Helen, the mill town beauty. She is the center of his dreams though not his wife, as the narrative tracks their first, unconsummated romance and the family’s wary expectations.
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Joe
Jae
Sparksburg
Min
Murray
Spourkeburg
Distret
Doo
Wis
Helen
Gil
Durant
Melen
APM
Tey
Storts Announce Democratic Sheriff and Other Races
Hempstead county announces candidates in the Democratic primary on August 9 1939 for Sheriff and Collector Reginald Bearden Prosecuting Attorney Dick Hutie Lyle Brown Tax Assessor C Cook Dewey by Hendrix County Clerk Frank J Hill Andrew Speedy Hutson State Senator James H Pilkinton Also included is a literary review describing Haines High Tension a novel about linemen stringing 11 000 volt lines over 150 miles praised for its melodrama and romance without sacrificing the focus on danger and craft.
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The
Storts
Hempstead County
Reginald Bearden
Eighth Judicial District
Dick Hutie Lyle Brown
C. Cook Dewey
Hendrix
Haines
Little, Brown
Pretty Summer Dresses and Pattern Book Offer
By Carrol Day readers are guided to make several dresses using Pattern 423d and 8239 with suggested fabrics like broadcloth gingham and percale. The notice lists sizes, yardage, and a new spring summer pattern book with photographs, priced at 25 cents for one pattern and 15 cents for the book, with order details in Chicago.
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Carrol
Howe Star
Pattern Bureau
Wacker Drive
Chicago
Tollywood Studio Feats Build Desert Set For Suey Film
Paul Harrison reports Nollywood HOLLY WOOK recounting massive backlot efforts at Tollywood for Suey and The Were King. 3000 truckloads of sand create dunes for desert scenes. dirt streets and false-front towns mimic early cinema towns while a back lot volcano of earth reshapes sets for aviation dramas and battles.
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Holly Wook
Earth
Bonn
Tee
Curt
Martha Raye
Boss Mupe
Warner Brothers
Valley of the Giants
Wallad
Hota
Al-American Cinel
Yur
Ariza
Min Minke
Association of Motion
Pienty Pilets
Chinese Farmer's War Loss Equals Income Decline
A distorted report from Chengtu notes a Chinese farmer suffered loss comparable to annual income due to war. The account, from a National Christian inquiry, cites figures of about 15 civilinus in deltas and missing Fromene amid looting and destruction of buildings, grain, and livestock.
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Abel Veal
Nationa Christian
Conti
China
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