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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1938
Page
1
The article discusses how student health affects academics, urging directors to watch for changes in behavior, sleep, appetite, and stress. It notes that hypochondria and environmental issues can trigger aches, and stresses choosing suitable courses to prevent burnout or misfit careers in college.
A fragment notes people using loaded dice to escape a threat and describes insomnia remedies. It mentions someone steeping with a widow open as reportedly helping sleep, while the group allegedly stays indoors with the window shut.
An editorial argues Congress should expand military readiness while debating the Ludlow anti war amendment requiring a nationwide referendum to declare war. It asserts voters support self defense, not entanglement, and that including the Ludlow bill would curb foreign entanglements and force public consent for major war decisions.
The scanned fragment presents a Scandinavian themed horizontal and vertical crossword with numbered clues. It lists terms from 1 to 58 across two directions, including references to geography, titles, objects, and common words, but no complete filled grid is shown.
A Cleveland WPA worker alleges many WPA laborers habitually drank while on duty. The piece uses sharp, satirical phrasing about shortages, fortunes, and misread opportunities as a sheriff’s overdue action. Four men were netested in Cleveland.
Mrs. Lonas Oden, a widow, has classified more fingerprints in two years than police bureaus. She studies prints as a hobby at a department store, turning stray marks into identifications and solving cases in spare moments.
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