13 Dec 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1939
Page
1
A fragmented clue set presents a legendary miser theme with Greek myth references and scattered crossword like entries. Across both horizontal and vertical lists, terms hint at touching objects becoming gold, various common words, and numerous numbered hints across many definitions and wordplay angles.
A persuasive call urges readers to donate Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis control. It argues that vaccination, early detection via X rays, and community clinics save lives, citing a 70 percent decline since 1900 and the need for ongoing public support in Arkansas and beyond. It frames the effort as a moral battle for life.
Dr. Morris Fishbein writes for Hygela and the American Medical Association on new methods to combat paresis, a dread disease that can follow syphilis. This second article discusses advances and progressive effects in treatment.
A jumble of questions and medical notes references a captivating blond, Berm Warriors, an interment at Haly Cross cemetery, and a meteor. The text discusses malaria fever treatment for paresis, its perceived benefits and risks, and the development of new methods and hospital care. It mentions Ava as a life stage and references biomedical ideas from early 20th century medicine.
A quirky holiday column argues women should share Christmas duties with men. It quips that men dread shopping crowds and suggests letting them pick thoughtful gifts for the kids while women handle toys and decorations. The piece playfully urges fairness and appreciation for partners.
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