03 Feb 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1939
Page
1
The Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited memorials and tributes and notes that Associated Press dispatches and local news are for republication. It states fees apply for memorials and tributes and that commercial notices are subject to policy.
A Minneapolis post office traced a letter to Bobby Lewis after a four year old friend, Floyd, died. The note read simply Bobby and spoke in a child’s terms of heaven, growing older, and the irony that life’s mysteries may outlast youth. The piece reflects on life, death, and the unknown beyond.
Surveys show the leafy cabbage family including cabbage cauliflower and turnips often upset healthy people. Over 95 percent reacted to cabbage and cauliflower preparation methods in a study at Ohio State University with digestion issues arising from long cooking and sulfur compounds.
Norfolk Nebraska reports Bob Burns the screen and radio humorist has supported E. Eberly's claim that a cow can kick backwards. Burns sent a message offering to photograph a cow’s kick with a slow motion camera to prove the assertion, noting he has milked Nebraskan cows and can confirm the behavior.
A reader supplied correction notes and quiz key items for Cranium Crackers. It covers true false statements about instruments towns Mae West ship of the desert and Berlin landmarks with a corrected burial site and a legend about Mississippi levees built by women in south Louisiana.
Puzzle list includes clues for a female politician and related terms. Entries span across verbs, nouns, and identities such as knave, expert flyer, and Erin. The fill suggests a themed crossword with multiple definitions and cross-answers pointing to a public figure’s title and roles.
Richard Croom Beatty argues in a timely study that liberalism a century ago shaped public life. The book covers Macaulay's rise, his middle-ground Whig leadership, and his stance on reform while defending property interests and social order amid 1832 reform debates.
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