01 Feb 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1939
Page
1
A fragment from a newspaper page shows subscription rates for Hempstead Nevada and surrounding counties, with per week and per year pricing. It notes AP rights, and that tributes and memorials may incur charges, while the Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
A survey of buyers arriving in New York and a National Electrical Manufacturers Association report suggest spring 1992 may bring higher retail activity. Predictions indicate general business up 10 to 15 percent, with specific gains in hard goods and consumer items. Experts like Dr Marcus Nadie of NYU link forecasts to industrial activity indices and lingering economic anxieties easing.
The Public Health Service proposes routine blood tests for applicants at employment, reexaminations, and educational programs to curb venereal diseases among workers. The plan aims to extend prevention, provide treatment, and avoid stigmatizing employees while maintaining workplace efficiency.
A garbled OCR text discusses topics from alleged smuggling cases and subpoenas to a Mooney case and political lobbying. It mentions Sweden, Boston girl shows, and a red fox taming act, with stray names and phrases scattered, lacking clear coherent events.
Page One notes that Yankee players and other holdings are valued at about 10,000,000. Jimmy Boxx of the Boston Red Sox led American League in batting. The AL approved night baseball bats at its December 1998 meeting. Horace Stoneham, owner of the New York Giants, is mentioned. The St. Louis Browns are described as drawing the smallest crowds.
A garbled OCR note lists a versatile inventor from New England with scattered clues. It mentions a 35 for 42 average, a 9H and 10 vertical, a picture machine, health spring, and various unrelated items. It also contains an advertising block and a stray farm notice seeking Ed Hubbard at Ridgdill farm.
U S approved baby chicks for sale by Hatchery Frescotl Ark. Buy chicks Tuesday. ROE hatchery contact number 331 6.
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