04 Feb 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1939
Page
1
The Star announces a policy charging for tributes cards and memorials and cautions readers that unsolicited manuscripts will not be returned. The notice describes commercial handling of tributes to protect readers from space-taking memorials.
The article laments the surreal image of Abyssinians presenting documents to the League of Nations secretary general as Ethiopia’s fate remains contested. It argues the World Organization’s relevance persists, urging a return to reason and peace to prevent a new descent into barbarism and preserve the league’s founding principles.
Dr Morris Fisnbsein of the American Medical Association explains how winter ice, cold and exposure cause skin problems. He notes dry skin is common, with redness, chapping and chilblains, and urges protecting the skin with suitable fats and creams while avoiding alcohols and harsh lotions.
The book The Romance of American Transportation surveys U S progress from colonial days to the clippers. Using old prints and a narrative by Franklin M Beck, it notes Washingtons 1789 inauguration and the slow rise of canals railroads and steam power.
Chicago report notes Joseph C. Doherty 7, who retired after 40 years as a mail carrier earned a diploma and honor key after attending an evening high school. He studied Latin among other subjects and plans to continue with junior college courses.
A scrambled puzzle page lists clues for vertical and across words with numbers and hints such as pronouns, tools, animals, and common terms. An advertisement footer urges readers to address catalogs and note a Brooklyn mailing address with a February deadline.
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