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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1938
Page
1
A health article advocates eight practical warnings for carbon monoxide exposure in factories homes and gas appliances. Do not use damaged tubing report yellow flames as dangerous seek professional repair close gas lines if leaks or pressure shifts occur and seek medical attention for headaches or illness linked to gas exposure.
The author argues against basing national borders on remote blood and language ties. Using reductio ad absurdum, he shows how such theory would imply vast, ridiculous territorial claims for many nations. He urges adoption of saner, practical methods to determine who rules what to avert wars.
A compact sketch honors Charles as the American air hero who made the solo Atlantic crossing, highlighting his pioneering flight status and enduring influence on aviation history. The item places him amid a broader frame of early 20th century achievement and national pride.
On Page One the statements include True and False items. One asserts a trek is a journey of migration and another claims Mussolini was a pacifist in youth. A symposium is described as a collection of opinions, ideals, writings.
The fragmentary text mixes names and phrases about sports scheduling for Bob Zuppke, references to the Four Horsemen and munitions, California CCC rust battles, Gone With the Wind casting, householder Christmas stogies, spinach for the Chinese, and Jimmy Roosevelt in Hollywood. It reads like a garbled column of scattered notes with no single event.
Liverpool auction saw two houses offered with only one bid. Both properties were knocked down for 2.50 each and are slated for demolition.
Bruce Catton notes a spoofing mystery A Murder of Convenience by Robert Gorge Dean where two private detectives roam a comic if frail family. Also recommended are The DA Holds a Candle by File Stanley Guardian a brisk Perry Mason style case and Then There Were Three by Geoffrey Homes a tight private eye editor mystery.
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