Justice Herald Adopts Hope Star Policy Notice
The Hope Star announces its weekday afternoon publication by Star Publishing Co. Inc. with editors Palmer and Washburn. Subscriptions list rates for city carriers and mail, and the paper notes AP and NEA credits, tributes policy, and manuscript handling rules.
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Star Publishing Co
Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Eb, Palmer
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Ass
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Tonya
Star
War Costs and Peace Ideas From a Chicago Speech
The speaker argues war drains wealth and harms nations, urging international cooperation to address aggressors by addressing root causes. He questions whether economic distress drives conquest, noting money spent on war could instead improve housing, soil reclamation, factories, and living conditions at home. He cites Italy, Japan, and Germany as examples of potential misused funds.
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Chicago
Japan
China
Germany
Italy
Spanish
Ethiopia
Spain
Manchuria
Army War Chiefs Shrink as WWI Veterans Retire
The United States Army is outgrowing the World War generation as Gen. Douglas MacArthur nears retirement. Washington notes that no active general commanded a division in 1918 will remain on duty on his return to civilian life. Younger officers who saw France service fill the ranks while former high-ranking wartime leaders move beyond the age limit.
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United States Army
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
Army
A. BR. F
France
Hich
Impetigo in Children Described by Dr Morris Fishbein
This article reviews impetigo, a common skin disease in children, its spread by direct and indirect contact, and risk factors from dirty barber shops and wrestling mats. It notes typical lesions on the face and other areas, potential crusting, quick recovery with treatment, and prevention steps including hygiene and school exclusion.
Training Course Opens at Baptist Church
The First Baptist church begins a five night training course with 122 enrolled across seven classes taught by visiting experts. Deacons and Sunday school workers lead attendance while out of town faculty join eleven visitors. Courses cover church organization, teaching, financing, outreach, and adult instruction with nursery and study hall provided for attendees’ children.
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First Baptist Church
Sunidley
Evelen
First Baptist
C. W. Culp
Queensboro Baptist Church
Shreveport
Jon
Wallace R. Rogers
W. R. Hamilton
Hamilton
Ring Champion Gives You the Big Hand
STATE COLLEGE Miss Thy biggest hands on campus hang from Moon Mullins shoulders as the national intercollegiate heavyweight boxing champion explains he got big hands from milking cows. Dressen Heavy Looser Cincinnati Charley Dresser loses many hats to rivals and fans as he bets and loses his job. Helt to return to Nashville next spring. The basis of Chinese social organization is explained as closely knit and highly organized family.
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State College
Miss
Mississip State Col ‘Lege
Moon Mullins
Moon
Dressen
Cincinnati
Charley Dresser
Cincinnati Res
Nashville
Detective Fiction Highlights The Black Envelope and The Twittering Bird Mystery
Bruce Catton reviews three top detective novels. The Black Envelope by David Frome places Mr Pinkerton amid a Brighton museum murder with clever plotting and near danger. The Twittering Bird Mystery by H C Bailey features Josh Clunk in a murderous property case near Landon with sharp twists. Death for Dear Clara by Patrick Simon and Schuster follows a literary agent’s murder solved by a young copper with solid plotting.
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Mr. Pinkerton
David Frome
Parrat
Rinehart
Brighton
H. C. Bailey
Crime Club
Josh Clunk
Clunk
Landon
Scotland Yard
Clara
Patrick
Simon and Schuster
Treatment and prevention of Barbers Itch in institutions
The text notes that prompt separation of infected and noninfected children in nurseries hospitals asylums is essential to control outbreaks. It emphasizes preventing epidemics in places with many children and babies and discusses managing such infections until elimination.
Daytime Me Meets an Artist in an Old Tearoom
Jill visits a cluttered art-filled residence behind Miss Lancaster's tearoom to meet Alan Jeffry, an artist. The scene blends romance and doubt as Jill confronts a chaperone and an unsettled, bold attraction grows between her and Alan.
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Patty
Jill
Miss Lancaster
Till
Desay
Alan Jeffry
Alan
Beatrice
Lillian
Jil
One-Man Exhibit Sparks Romance Through Night Club Dining
Jill and Alan share a late night dining scene after a visit to a one man exhibit. He hints at future shows and sponsors while the couple navigates wealth, romance, and social expectations amid a dimly lit room. Jill's desire to impress rich friends contrasts with a quiet, intimate connection.
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Patty
Tomora
Pershaps
Alan
Jill
Jeash
Sht
Jill Wentworth Buys Grand Painting to Aid Her Love
Jill Wentworth schemes to buy a renowned painting for $3000 to help her romance with Alan Jeffery. The plan hinges on father John Wentworth’s fortune and the family’s fragile finances, with Patty, Ardath Holm, and Mrs Wentworth watching the art world collide with personal ambition. Jill’s pursuit tests loyalty, wealth, and love.
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Pms
Alan
Jill
Spears
Wentworth
Elise
Patty
Miss Lancaster
Ardath Haim
Mode
Fatty
John Wentworth
Jil
Mr. Wentworth
Jack
Barry
Evelyn
Your Child By Olive Roberts Barton
A classroom scene where Mary and her mother discuss a trip to the Caverns. Descriptions include stalactites and stalagmites, bats, water flow, and epic formations. The teacher urges varied writing about experiences to foster expressive storytelling.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Mary
Niagara Falls
Mrs. Evans
Marjorie Weaver Emerging as a Sentient Hollywood Talent
Paul Harrison profiles Marjorie Weaver on the Fox lot, noting her blunt honesty and disciplined approach to acting. She emphasizes 24-hour work, mental rehearsal, and unwavering dedication, comparing her growing prominence to Crawford and Lombard while maintaining a steadfast off-screen professionalism.
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Hollywood
Marjorie Weaver
20Th Fox
Miss Weaver
Crawford
Lombard
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