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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1940
Page
2
The Star states charges will apply for tributes cards of thanks and memorials and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and safekeeping of any returns. The notice appears as a guidance on how memorial content is handled in their news columns.
Professor Charles E. Merriam of the University of Chicago is cited as shaping a future of free government. He argues democracy must pursue a concrete, constructive goal beyond mere rights, envisioning a dynamic society where power promotes personal development, education, economic security, and cultural opportunity. China shipped about $500,000 worth of…
November 14 1920 notes from Hope reveal Fisher Smith of Washington visiting, JOG Wagner of Stamps as a guest at Hotel Barlow, Miss Pearl Fort and Carolyn Holm of Stamps in Hope yesterday, Mrs Graves shopping in Texarkana, and Edgar Sam with children visiting relatives in Nashville. Beatrice Strong spent yesterday with Haworth friends, Mrs Sutton of Ashdown visiting sister Mrs Greene.
An astronomer would be best informed on Cassiopeia's chair, an anthropologist on the cephalic index, a plasterer or professor might own a mortar board, Paris green is useful to farmers, and the Pythagorean theorem is most used by mathematicians.
Ruth Millett argues that the same psychology used on children applies to husbands and fathers. Mothers can influence Pap by appealing to pride, past achievements, and social status, using flattery and selective comparisons to steer behavior. The piece suggests that men resist being treated as perpetual boys, yet respond to similar psychological tactics in daily life.
Market report lists heavy Heng leghorns broilers eggs geese ducks with noted trading activity and prices. Includes emphasis on supply shifts and demand signals in poultry segments across markets.
A Missouri man reports a skunk stuck in jelly, Cedar Springs hosts a red flannel festival, and a Kentucky judge who is a dentist offers a land exchange for a right of way. Light quotes from Horace and Edith reflect playful musings on love and delay.
Bruce Catton discusses Nelson Rockefeller’s role as coordinator for U S cultural and commercial relations with Latin America. He notes two aims improving cultural ties and trade, with a $3 million program and committees for communications and arts. Rockefeller plans polls to learn Latin preferences and emphasizes teaching Spanish and Portuguese in the Americas and English in U S schools to foster mutual understanding.
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