Rates and notices in the Star newspaper page
The Star outlines subscription rates and delivery terms with various regional prices. It cites The Associated Press rights and lists national ad representatives and tribute policies, noting charges for memorials and the paper’s policy on unsolicited manuscripts.
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Enetfer
Hempstead
Nevada
Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
The
Star
Poison information and home first aid cautions
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines common poisons and antidotes, stressing that home access is limited. Guidance covers carbolic acid phenol poisoning, bichloride mercury dangers with immediate doctor contact, and narcotics poisoning treatment including vomiting, caffeine stimulation, and keeping the patient awake to maintain breathing.
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Ghana
Becaise
London Zoo Visit Inspires Mixed Reflections on Animals
Olive Roberts Barton recalls a London Zoo visit filled with humor and melancholy. She notes sugar feeding despite danger signs, admires vast enclosures, laments cages for gorillas and gazelles, and contrasts English and American wildlife displays. The piece ends with a praise of London’s immersive, world-like charm.
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Mok
Moina
Hollywood gifts for crew mark each finished film
Paul Harrison notes Hollywood habit of presenting a gift bazaar to camera crew electricians hairdressers makeup and supporting cast after a picture ends. Nelson Eddy and director Richard Thorpe give timely rewards while Lionel Barrymore favors pipes in a tradition of acknowledging contributions in cinema.
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Hollywood
Atara
Nelson Eddy
Richard Thorpe
Lionel Barrymore
Local social notes from Hope Hope Inst and Nashville visits
The snippet lists various people visiting or attending events the past week. Doyle’s singing event drew attendees Herbert and Ruben Harris of Orzan, and Floyd Brandon plus family. Harper, Nelson Yampa, Butt Beandon, and Floyd Branton made business visits to Nashville or Hope Inst ork. Mrs Tyner visits her son George Boozer. Homer Harmon couple shopped in Nashville Saturday.
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Art Doyle
Harper
Nelson Yampa
Hope Instork
Butt Beandon
Nashville
Clyde Hutson
Tyner
George Boozer
FB. Herbert
Ruben Harris
Orzan
Doyle
Floyd Brandon
Grammy Brandon
Pramisen
Floyd Branton
Nerworth
Sireus
Hope
Homer Harmon
Sam Adams reinterpreted as a master of revolutionary propaganda
A review of John C. Miller's Sam Adams biography portrays Adams as a shrewd propagandist who taunted Britain, stirred colonial unity, and organized the committees of correspondence. The piece credits him with turning resistance into a mass movement and the Boston Tea Party into a rallying act, while noting his later political decline.
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Sam Aims
John C. Mitler
Little, Brown and Co
Sam Adams
Mer
Bih Rulor
England
Samy Adams
Mr. Miller
Adams
Boston
Hollywood Gift Habits Revealed by Famous Stars
The article catalogs lavish gifts from cinema icons. Barrymore Gable Kahn Taylor Davies West Bennett Rogers Stanwyck Arliss Dietrich Daniel donate watches, cash, rings and other luxuries. Directors Lenfield Lombard Lenfield and crew parties mark year end. Zemansky rents rare props, claiming 33423 items and growing as he travels to Europe.
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Marion
Marion Davies
Mae West
Constance Bennett
Saper
Studio
Ginger Rogers
Barbara Stanwyck
George Arliss
Lawrence Tibbett
Marlene Dietrich
Bebe Daniel
William Powell
Maureen O'Sullivan
W. 5
Yan Dyke
Pat O'Brien
Sir Guy Standing
van Dyke
Powell
Carale Lombard
Patsy Kelly
Sidney Lenfield
Jean Har
Francis Lederer
Zemansky
Europe
Fragmented OCR Pattern Noise in Address Block
A garbled OCR line from a newspaper page shows scattered letters and numbers. The fragment includes repeated sequences and partial words that do not convey a clear event or notice. No identifiable persons organizations or places are readable enough to summarize an actual item.
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United States
England
America
London
Harmony Folks Nearing End Of Community Gathering
A community gathering winds down as residents share news from Hope and surrounding areas. Mrs. Maggie Jordan visits her sister, families including the Jordan, Huckabee, Vines, McWilliams, Hadnett, Douthit, Jeans, and McMillen clans are mentioned with Sunday and weekend visits and dinners. The item notes illness among N N Jeans and G H McMillen with colds, while a late entry remarks on the origin of the word ruby from Latin ruber.
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Hope
Maggie Jordan
Jesse Jordan
Merrill Huckabee
Toby
Doris Helen
Hadnett
Thad Vines
Ray McWillams
Jittle
Ella Hadnett
Clifford
Austin Glascow
Herman
DeVaughn McMillen
Roy McWilliams
Melvin Womack
Gussie Vines
F. H. Douthit
Yanny
Buddy Jeans
Lee Jeanes
Rocky Mound
Mack McMillen
N. N. Jeans
G. H. McMillen
Joe Daugherty
Ruby Purtle
Hope Ark Announces Democratic Mayoral Primary Candidates
The Stay releases political notices listing candidate names for the Hope Arkansas mayoral race in the Democratic primary. On Tuesday November 24, 1938 the contenders are Albert Graves and Boyett Ruff.
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City of Hope
Ark
Ruff
Boyett
Albert Graves
Community Notes From Oak Grove Area
Part of last week included visits by Green Laseter Men and Rosa Burd with sister Mrs Walter Lee Allen of Oak Grove. J T Cambie Sr and Jr hosted gatherings with Harriton Ross Delwin Ross and others. Mrs Minor May received a surprise kitchen shower with about 30 guests hosted by Mrs J T Cumbie Jr. Gifts brought by Patsy Ann Fincher. Guests included Miss Bernice and Ruth Ann Cumbie serving sandwiches. Mrs Mary Putman visited with daughter Mrs Sam Enhind of Shover Sprite. Earl Wolf attended Prescott homecoming. Ruth Ann Cumble spent time with Mrs Buddy Jeans. Burl Ross and Harvey Atlen hosted guests.
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Burd Rosa
Walter Lee Allen
Oak Grove
JT. Cambie Jr
Harriton
Delwin Ross
J. T. Cambie Sr
Carolyn Cherk
Les Purtle
Austin Fraviks
Hope
J. T. Cumbie Jr
Minor May
Haneree
Neice
Patsy Ann Fincher
Sted Wye
Bernice
Ruth Aon Cumbie
Mary Putman
Sam Enehind
Shover Sprite
Earl Wolf
Prescott
Ruth Ann Cumble
Buddy Jeans
Shover Springs
Burl Ross
Local notices and community events excerpt
DeAnn J C Dulaney of Ashtows attends Bible lecture. Large crowd from the community attended the circus in Hope Saturday. Aubrey Osteen returned home. Mr and Mrs A M Clark visited Ardell Clark at the experiment farm. Several attended the centennial in Prescott last Thursday. Mrs Hubert Sherley and babies visited her mother Ola Lleyel and family. Ivan Bright left Monday for Dallas and Fort Worth.
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J.C. Dulaney
Ashtows Innest
Hope
Aubrey Osteen
Pfroot Fulton
A.M. Clark
Ardell Clark
Prescott
Hubert Sherley
Ola Lleyel Ant
Ivan Bright
Dallas
Fort Worth
Baptist Church Services and Sunday School Reminder
Hegie, Esther Me and Mrs Irma Bright attend Sunday preaching at the Baptist church. Everyone is invited to attend and Sunday school is at 10 o'clock each Sunday. Carl Coffer visited and friends sang. Miss Mary de McCorkle and Beyat Clark called on Miss Anna Nin and Westa Boyett. Mrs Hubert Shorey called on Mrs Weesie Poole. Lathe McCorkle visited Miss Nina Boyett Sunday night. Spiders Cant across bodies of water by spinning supporting Mall cans of misnmer.
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Hegie
Esther
Irma Bright
The
Baptist Church
Sune
Carl Coffer
Mary de McCorkle
Beyat
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