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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
6
Classified and card game notes mix in a chaotic excerpt. The ad lists a used car lot near Oran with contact C C Sampson and a weight range for vehicles. A bridge play description follows, detailing a three diamond opening and West's counterplay, ending with South lamenting bid choices.
A reader asks about a sister with a yearlong swollen burning tongue. The answer lists vitamin and iron deficiencies, thyroid issues, anemia, smoking, rough teeth, lipstick allergy, and other causes. Many cases remain unidentified. fear of cancer can amplify symptoms, and a doctor should rule out serious disease before a short tranquilizer course may help.
A reader asks about a coated tongue and the doctor explains it results from eating foods requiring chewing. It discusses brushing the tongue, dry toast, and raw fruits as remedies. The black hairy tongue due to fungus is not cancer and not removable by brushing. Migratory glossitis or geographic tongue has unknown cause, is not serious, and often resolves in a few days with no formal treatment.
In The Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas To The Matter Of The Estate Estate Dalies Me Eioy deceased No 2107 Last known address Hope Arkansas Date of death November 11 1967 The undersigned Was appointed administrator of the estate November 22 1967 All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them duly verified to the undersigned within six with the date of first publication or they shall be barred This notice first published November 24 1967 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Administrator Hope Arkansas November 24 1967 Me 1 ani 7
Fragmentary OCR listing of postage rates and national advertising representatives. Mentions various city addresses in Arkansas Tennessee Texas Illinois New York Michigan Oklahoma and Michigan avenues. Ends with a garbled Oklahoma City line.
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