14 Apr 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1939
Page
1
The article discusses honey’s long history with mankind, its sweetness as the main appeal, and its place in diets. It explains how bees produce honey from nectar, the sugar varieties present, and minor minerals, noting honey’s digestibility and use to vary meals and enhance appetite. Georgia leads in pecan production as context.
A congressional discussion centers on a vegetable oil tariff amendment added to a broader tax bill. President Roosevelt signals a veto, arguing the unrelated addition undermines coherent tariff policy. Lawmakers warn against policy shaped by lobby pressure and urge orderly, principled tariff legislation aligned with trade commitments.
A fragmented OCR puzzle list presents clues and numbers with partial solutions. The segment hints at riddles for words like smell tinge cabin measure and other varied terms, including references to fairy times and rhymes, with scattered single letters and terse notes.
Readers tackle three wordplay clues on page one. The first yields a person’s name from a loose phrase. the second hides a venue by removing ve. the third forms a plural noun from a division and addition. The set reflects a light puzzle column with playful letter tricks.
A fragmentary column highlights Vones Allen’s The D Pound Affien and Richard Maury’s The Saga of Cimba. It notes simple Africa voyage tales with big game pursuit and a globe circling voyage around Nova Scotia to Fiji, praising their tone while hinting at stylistic echoes of Anne Morrow Lindbergh.
In Sydney New South Wales a four chimneled carillon may soon become ships entering Sydney harbor. W Hy Nelan a dentist left the residue of his estate to protect the carillon at the harbor entrance.
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