07 Aug 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1939
Page
1
The Star states charges apply to tributes cards of thanks resolutions or memorials about the departed and warns readers of a deluge in news columns. It disclaims responsibility for manuscripts or their return and notes commercial newspapers uphold this policy to protect readers.
A Twentieth Century Fund report examines the price of women returning one eighth of department store purchases. It argues that returned goods raise distribution costs for all buyers, funded by every shopper, not just those who return items. The piece notes blame spreads among retailers, manufacturers, and customers, including women themselves, and ties waste to high U.S. living standards.
For Rent three room apartment with private bath offered by Mrs Belle Phillips at 222 East Ave B Includes details about a Hope route and Watkins Company line of products No car or experience needed Typical earnings range from $20 to $45 per week J R Watkins Co 70 86 W Town Ave Memphis Tenn
A 19th or early 20th century public health piece urges households to use tight garbage cans, dispose of liquids separately, and wrap solids in newspapers. It warns against backyard piles and sewers feeding maggots, noting flies travel with winds, on animals, and in vehicles. It cites a Montana fly-release study showing limited recapture.
Governor Dickinson’s home is in Charlotte Michigan. British official admitting discussing loan to Germany is R. S Hudson. Snow avalanche buried partly while attempting to scale Mount Baker. Fev Golden is minister of a church in Mogadore Ohio. A two cent debt caused the argument.
A garbled mix of quotes on loans and politics plus a flood of stray OCR errors. It includes remarks attributed to RFC Chairman Jesse Jones and others, then descends into a long jumble about a mother and a dog with many illegible words and broken phrases throughout.
A fragmented map puzzle lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries, referencing countries, objects, and terms such as South Africa nature, cotton machines, and Norse mythology. The seemingly scrambled puzzle invites solving to reveal a connected map solution.
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