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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1940
Page
3
Fragmented text from a 1897 Associated Press wire says the Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicted manuscripts and tributes. It references subscription rates and publication policies, with notes on memorials and space charges.
A New Jersey report notes several hundred Ku Klux Klan members and German American Bund adherents met at Camp Nordland, denied imminent danger, but the gathering raised questions about any alliance. Critics warn such coalitions destroy America’s unity across faiths and races.
Mrs Vesey returns to Camp Pike after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs R O Bridewell. Horace Ellen from Columbus, Bob Carrigan from Ozan, W F Daniel of Blevins and Gent E Bailey from Washington all in town yesterday. B Gladden of Guernsey and V A Webster of Stamps also stayed at Hotel Barlow alongside Mr and Mrs E F Sailsberry, Miss Edna Russel and F C Williamson of Stamps yesterday.
Ruth Farrar reports on dream superstitions from a University of Oklahoma collection. The piece notes beliefs linking dreams to future events such as money from a red bull or anger from a fire, and contrasts popular dream books with skepticism among others. It cites angels, dishwater omens, and political calls for loyal civic devotion amid unrest.
A mixed horizontal and vertical crossword style clue list asks for animal circus themes and various word answers. It includes references to wild animals used in circuses, African and Indian contexts, pigment, and multiple cross clues such as which animal has a trunk and tusks, with several numbered horizontal and vertical entries to fill.
A Toledo woman, Mrs. Johanovics, reported a vivid dream her son’s bed was on fire. She woke in panic and saved him from flames enveloping the bed. The piece discusses common dream interpretations and omens in life, including wedding deaths and future homes.
The text lists five items with brief definitions. It identifies calculus as a branch of mathematics, notes invanabuta as early printed joke, defines lexicon as a vorabu lary or word book, describes an intarla ig 4 fem with a design cut on its surface, and defines a cuirass as a breast plate.
Carol Bruce, a 21 year old rising star, has drawn Broadway attention and Hollywood offers after standout performances in Louisiana Purchase. She lives in New York with family, and credits early breaks with Nat Brusiloff at radio stations and gigs at the Mt Royal hotel in Montreal as stepping stones to fame.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions travel to Louisville and Chicago, ambitions for Hollywood, planned jobs with George White's Scandals and Laurence Schwab's Nice Go, a Boston closing, a party with Buddy DeSylva, a possible request to sing St Louis Blues, and scattered references to Ten Commandments and Devalugue, with incomplete names and places.
A fragmented notice cites dubious claims about Provident Roosevelt and straw pols while Prime Minister Churchill warns the House that Britain faces ongoing danger. The piece notes dance bands playing old ballads and spirituals as a garbled editorial mood settles over the scene.
Courtesy market report lists various poultry items including heavy Tena We Vy Leghorns and ducks priced per dozen or each, with items such as geese and ducks noted and unspecified counts provided in a compact listing.
AEL reports Nazi propaganda leaflets found in circulation, describing the material as tedious and dull. The American notes streamline and critique, labeling the effort as unimpressive.
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