08 Aug 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1939
Page
1
The Star states all tributes cards of thanks resolutions and memorials will be charged. Commercial newspapers limit memorial space to protect readers. The Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts or their return.
A reflective piece recalls the outbreak of World War I and America’s awakening to a shifted international morality. It discusses the New Federal Unionist idea for a world federation of democracies, its aims, and the cautious hope amid global upheaval. It notes ongoing skepticism about realizing such a coalition and links August 1914 to modern concerns.
A dense list of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries with multiple definitions including actors, animals, celestial terms, and common words. The puzzle mixes puns and oblique hints such as famous men depiction, food provider, and various numbered entries, with references to deities, animals, and objects.
A Pittsburgh reader asks why toenails thicken and curl. Onychausis and onychogryphosis are discussed with causes from wear to chronic illness. Advice includes warm soaks, avoiding complete nail removal, treating infections, and cautious use of ointments under a physician, with careful nail clipping.
A driver reads a newspaper as his wife asks in a blunt line about his mother being cremated. The quick doctor reacts, rising abruptly and asking where to tell her to place her belongings, surfacing a tense, darkly comic moment.
Bruner and Soil teams claimed victory in a Monday contest against Gen W Robison. Bruner-Tvory and Silvertooth led for their sides with strong play, while Robison’s squad struggled to convert chances and faced defensive pressure throughout the slugfest.
The Sail and American Legion game featured heavy miscues and six double plays. Robison, Ellery and Bruner starred for Robison with multiple hits, while Sail players Griffith and Glanton led at bats. Brower A and other players from both sides showed notable defense as Sail-Griffith, Glanton, American Legion-Elley and Seavest Brower A drew a late, decisive rally.
A thief made three trips to a local tobsoou factory attempting to steal two kegs, failing each time. Company officials reported a broken scaffold, a heavy weight, and a tense scene as metal gear and alarms activated, with police involvement and no injuries.
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