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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1938
Page
1
In a notice reflecting editorial leadership, C F Falmem is named as President with Alex B H as a key figure and Washburn serving as Editor and Publisher. The brief item signals organizational roles within the newspaper.
A brisk critique of Margaret Halsey’s With Malice Toward Some, noting its sharp wit and irreverent take on English life and the gentry. The reviewer highlights Halsey’s American perspective abroad, her portraits of upper-class Britain, and the book’s lively, pointed humor.
The piece argues that American security includes defending Canada from outside attack and treats Canadian American harmony as a practical model. It notes strong bilateral trade, mutual interests, and suggests other nations could gain from similar cooperation if they reduce saber rattling and increase joint commerce. It ends by asking if the world must endure another war before this view sinks in.
An army bombers display over Langley Field dropped five and a half tons of TNT in 15 minutes, unseen by many, as West Point cadets and officers watched planes dive, machine gun, and lay poison gas. The dramatic display aimed to fortify resolve to stay out of war.
A historical overview of vitamin B components including B1 riboflavin and other factors B2 B6 and W. It notes beriberi polyneuritis pellagra and related deficiencies, the identification of two definite chemical substances, and studies on alcohol related neuritis and intake.
The piece discusses shifting attitudes toward discipline in schools, the rise and fall of experimental schools, and how acknowledging individual interests influenced learning. It notes early liberal methods proved engaging but warns of lingering hangovers from the reform era.
In a crowded Kentucky barn, Monte Hill bids fiercely for Golden Toy as Linda Gordon counters with strategic offers. Donald and Linda ultimately push the price to thirty five hundred dollars, selling the colt to the Belmont-connected bidder amid rising tension.
Lew Ayres, newly rediscovered by critics, shifts from dramatic epics to smaller roles and a recent turn in Holiday and Rich Man Poor Girl. He reflects on past misjudgments, insists on staying busy, and recalls a lifelong push from banjo to film stardom and a dormant directing dream.
In South Bend workers finish a field house wall as part of a donated day’s labor. The piece outlines Ayres’s career turbulence after a late 1930s contract and release, noting his absence from early screening. Boston updates focus on Mae Berg’s linguistic quest into the origin of the word “forage.”
Today s Fashion previews a formal dress design by Pattern Babu with prince s effect collar and braid trimming. The pattern 8310 fits sizes 34 to 48, requires yardage and braid, and is part of the Fall and Winter Pattern Book offering 32 pages of dresses with photos. Pattern prices are listed, and order details are provided to Hope Star Pattern Bureau in Chicago.
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