Hope TM Star O Justice Herald From Falsa Report
Hope column delivers weekly digest from Star Publishing Co. Inc. at 212-214 South Walnut Street Hops Arkansas. The item notes the publication schedule and the staff names Palmer and Washburn as part of the Star team.
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O Justice
Anne
Star Publishing Co. Inc
W.& Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
The
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hops
Arkansas
C. E. Palmer
Alex
Washburn
Hope
Col
R. R. McCormick
Baltimore health department food safety tips for large groups
The Baltimore health department offers numerous food handling and safety suggestions for serving large groups. Key points include washing hands with soap, ventilated rooms, cleaning surfaces, washing utensils in hot soapy water, and proper dish drying practices. Refrigerate perishable foods below 0 degrees Fahrenheit, avoid wrapping, and ensure air circulation. Only trained volunteers may handle food, reuse of dishes requires proper rewashing, and do not prepare large quantities at home. Strict access to toilets after hand washing, prepared per guidelines, is emphasized.
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Baltimore
Department ‘of “Health
How to Be a Beautiful Guest This Weekend
A guide on entertaining guests with cosmetic gifts for the host’s dressing table. Recommends powder sets in multiple shades, including eight tones for blondes and tan for beachgoers, plus deluxe glass bowls and decorative containers.
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Gulmor
How to Help a Child Face Fear With Quiet Guidance
A discussion on comforting timid children without ridicule, urging adults to admit fear is natural. It advises tact and gradual exposure, avoiding force or shaming, and emphasizes self-respect, patience, and supportive playmates to ease anxiety over water, darkness, and other terrors.
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Éhild
A Raw November Morning at Larys and Boots’ Plight
In a gray November scene on Thirty Fourth Street Boots endures a harsh day at Larys in New York City. She recalls striving for steady work, a meager $18 a week, and the grind of a clerk’s life while facing a tense errands, late pay, and a looming future with uncertainty about a job and finances.
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Hinaklen Island
Weatehester
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America
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Baota
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Truss
Lacy
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Mra Mooney's
Rainy Prayer Meeting and Local Visits Highlight Holly Grove News
The community thanks for rain and invites residents to Wednesday prayer meetings. Visitors include Vincent Ashcraft returning from Las Vegas and Brooks Dalhis Huge in Prescott. Local social notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Joss Wend shopping, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hate at My, and gatherings with Mrs. Harvey Tolt and Mrs. Ragay Leverette among others.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
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Bloving
Low Wood
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Harvey Tolt
John Parsons
Washington
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Tom Shackleford
Davis Camp
Okiaawa
Edwin Brooks
Prescott
Ruth Ball
Bernice Wood
Obituary for Joe C. Burris of Bellon
Mr Joe C Burris of Bellon died Friday August 24 at his home. He was born in Missouri on June 3 1870 and moved here January 1900. Survived by widow, one daughter Regina, three sons Cavil Bill, two sisters Mrs Dickin Dallas and Mrs C D Surf Coffeeville, two brothers Arnold Burrus Los Angeles and John Burrus San Francisco. Funeral held Avery's Chapel Sunday August 26. Community mourns his passing as friends extend sympathy.
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Bellon
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Missouri
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Lexus
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Cavil
Bill
Dickin
Dallas
Texas
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Coffeeville
Kaw
Arnold Bruras
Los Angeles
John Burrus
San Francisco
Avery's Chapel
First Aid for the Ailing House by Whitman Whitin
Government efforts assist homeowners with loans for repairs and modernization. The book First Aid for the Ailing House by Whitman Whitin compiles 12 clear articles on home renovation, heating, plumbing, weatherproofing, insulation, and pest protection to guide readers in improving a deteriorating residence.
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Togoer
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Whitman
Anne
Whitman Work Cited as Worthy Reference Source
Whitman endorses the book as a reference, suggesting it be consulted whenever issues arise. Whittlesey Heise releases "First, I Ain’t for the Ailing House" noting a 329 copy edition.
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Whitman
Whittlesey Heise
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Relief
An early 20th century ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a complete malaria treatment and blood fortifier. It claims to destroy malaria infection without quinine taste, suitable for children, with a two sizes marketed at 25 cents and one dollar, claiming greater value in the larger bottle.
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Grove
Magnolia Stations Lubrication Ad Promises Safe Driving
An old advertisement urges readers to use Magnolia Stations and Devices for car lubrication. It claims specialized lubrication prevents wear and tear, detailing careful application of mobile grease and neglect avoidance. The copy emphasizes safety for drivers and passengers and contrasts Magnolia with careless, hit or miss services.
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Magnolia
Magnolia Stations
Devlees
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