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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1967
Page
6
The Hope Star issue lists a five year old black filly for sale and a Hess holiday special on permanente at Eadene's Beauty Salon. Call numbers given for appointments.
A health column answers weight gain questions with a calorie surplus. Suggests fats like margarine cream and butter, three eggs daily, half-cream with half-milk, and cheese, plus avoidance of weight gain drugs. Also explains premenstrual breast fullness linked to ovarian cycle and that removing an ovary doesn't change cycle intensity.
The World Almanac notes pumpkins originated in Mexico and Central America before Columbus. They are related to squash and were used by colonists to make pumpkin soup stew pudding bread and pastries, reflecting opulent fall harvest symbolism and culinary traditions.
The Hope Star of Hope Arkansas 1899 1927 Consolidated lists staff executives and the Star Building address at 32eld South Walnut Street Hope AR 71801. It provides editor publisher Alex H Washburn managing editor Paul H Jones advertising manager Donis Parker circulation and mechanical staff with subscription and mailing rates for domestic Arkansas and outside markets.
South defeats North after a defensive bid by South picks up the lead. Oswald and Jacoby outline a bridge strategy emphasizing safety in play and careful signaling to secure a win in a mid game hand. The article presents practical tips and illustrative examples from recent matches.
Mrs. Dole Barfield, former Hope resident, died Sunday in an Oakland California hospital. Survived by husband Clifford Barfield of the home, a stepson Clifford Barfield Jr of California, sister Mrs J J Smith of Hope, four brothers Ed Smith Ashdown George Boots Smith Hope Steve Vack Smith San Pablo and Clyde Smith Richmond. Messages may be sent to Difford Barfield 950 53rd Street Oakland.
Betty Jo Powers Smith sues Durwood Ray Smith in Hempstead County Chancery Court Arkansas. Durwood Ray Smith is ordered to appear within 30 days and answer the complaint as Clerk Jim Cole seals the notice dated November 27 1967.
In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas Horace Wayne Beaty petitions against Ethel Marie Vans with case number 9272. The court orders the defendant to appear within a stated time and bail is set for the plaintiff, with further proceedings to follow in chancery court.
A garbled note reports concerns over weight gain in middle life and fears of rising health issues. It mentions doctors advising diet, exercise, and lifestyle changes to combat the trend, urging readers to seek guidance.
Fragmented OCR text shows LAWYER II and bail related language. The passage hints at a court proceeding, a plea, and potential death related to a case, though many words are garbled.
A jumble of garbled phrases and names from an OCR passage, lacking coherent events or clear subjects. No verifiable people, places, dates, or actions can be extracted for a proper news summary.
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