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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1938
Page
7
In Findlay Ohio two housewives argued over a clothesline clash. Police officer Ethell advised resolving the dispute by washing on different days. No injuries reported and the matter was deemed a domestic disagreement.
Jimmy Donanur reports on the Laval Henides Park area in Quebec describing lakes and rivers in the Laurentian Mountains. The piece outlines fishing conditions, camp locations, methods, flies, barometer use, and records of fish sizes with guide Roland Chare and local terms.
Pirates slugged the Giants in a Sunday doubleheader at the Polo Grounds winning 1-0 and 13-3 to pull ahead in the National League pennant race. Tobin earned his tenth win in the opener as Young Jin pitched well, while the nightcap featured a high offensive day with 15 hits, Mel Ott homering for the Giants, and Lloyd Waner Gus Suhr contributing multiple hits.
During a late afternoon outing on the Pikanha river from Hell's Gate Luda, young angler Laubach of Cambridge, NY, released ten trout using fly rods. He faced a stretch of heavily fished waters with limited success, as natural food varied by section and most trout fed on insect life rather than minnows.
A seven-run burst built on Sam Leslie’s error and aided by Turnilsly Ott and Cissell with a four-hit rally, sending Hubbell to the showers in the seventh after Al Toekt homered in the sixth.
Detroit owner Walter Briggs dismissed Gordon Mickey Cochrane as Tigers manager after a disappointing season. David Baker, a coach, promoted to interim manager. Cochrane plans a vacation with his family before pursuing another major league managerial post.
A brief note records urging serious consideration before reaching a final decision. The fragment hints at prudent counsel given to a named or implied recipient, stressing thoughtful deliberation. Further context remains unreadable in the OCR snippet.
In Ravenna Ohio Grady Greer of Cuyahoga Falls and Henry Malott of Atwater died after attempting a Russian pistol twirling test. They believed the gamble of one loaded chamber in a five chamber revolver would be safe but the hammer struck a loaded chamber.
In London a historic seat of the lord chancellor the woolsack now restuffed with horsehair reveals a long history. During Queen Elizabeth’s reign parliament banned export of wool the staple commodity of Britain and these sacks were used on certain Lords seats as reminders.
A garbled 20th century column notes ballot stuffing in ancient times and privacy value today. It mentions Capitol labor clashes, dental workers seeking a closed shop, sportsmen in Ontario uneasy with tame deer, and odd quotes about a princess in Sarawak. The piece concludes with a claim that the United States leads in production and consumption of wine.
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