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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1934
Page
6
A fragmented OCR page lists terms and clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It mentions a first practical instrument patent by Annfecht tinke in 1463 and includes scattered words such as Grain, Golf, Collision and various unrelated names. The readable text resembles a puzzle or glossary with mixed topics and invented terms.
A quirky exchange hints a professor-turned-occupant and roomers misreading an explosion claim. The landlady and tenants debate what the marks on the ceiling signify, while a wry aside from the Los Angeles Times comments on cabinet reshuffles and the naval battleships worth.
In Shreveport, the Starks were beaten 10 to 2 by the Mc Dixon club. Eliott started strong but was relieved after five innings. Madison replaced him yet gave up three more runs as the visitors pulled away. The Hope team announced new uniforms and planned to wear them in their next game at Texarkana.
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