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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1939
Page
1
The fragment shows ES Palmer as president and ALEX H WASHBURN as editor and publisher. It references Associated Press and NEA News Service usage, subscription rates for advance payment, and a policy disclaimer about tributes and memorials, with a note on unsolicited manuscripts.
A fragment reflecting on Thomas Jefferson born April 13, 1743 and his lifelong fight for freedom. The piece muses on how his words and actions still shape views on liberty, religion, and education, noting his roles as lawyer, statesman, and author of the Declaration while urging continued vigilance against tyranny.
A historic medical overview explains the prostate's role and common issues after middle age. It describes enlargement, infections, and cancer risk, plus noninvasive relief methods and when surgery may be needed, including transurethral resection as a modern option.
Multiple items offered for sale and notice of livestock and land in Hope area. Includes corn stored in Hope at 74 pounds per bushel, beautiful home site near Government Experiment Station Tyler Main Street, registered Hereford bulls priced 75 to 150 dollars, monthly home payments, one 950 pound work mule, and a dark bay mule of about 900 pounds taken up at Rocky Mound Road east of Hope.
A fragmented letter quotes Chaves A Schneider resigning amid political turmoil and lists voices praising dialogists and public virtue. The piece includes anecdotes on divorce, credit store dialogue, social satire, and a humorous club anecdote about a diplomat and a cat’s home basket.
A fragmented puzzle clue list includes 42 British Columbia abbr 43 Noise 44 Root finial 46 Footlike part 48 Indigo plant 50 Business 52 Genus of all 54 Fastidious 55 Internal 58 To Aly 67 He was a professional. Vertical clues span seize shaft parts grows old and more with missing letters and unrelated fragments.
The page lists answers to Cranium Crackers questions. Item one notes Singe is nicknamed the devil and unlikely a church favorite. Items two and three discuss antonym and misspelling issues. Item four mentions Bans gene as a French phrase and Xanthos as Achilles prophetic horse.
A collection of quirky notes and jokes from a 20th century press roundup. Items include a California professor on health earmuffs for sleepers, a sly jab about a fascist slapper, a New York leg contest drawing crowds, a speeding/arrest tale in Indianapolis, and humor about Louisville spooning bans and sandwich men in New York. Also mentions a Texas judge's curb service stand and a drive up divorce prompt.
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