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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1940

Page

3

Public Health Nurses Fight Infantile Paralysis Frontline

The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis grants $10,000 to train orthopedic public health nurses to fight infantile paralysis. Leaders emphasize education for patients and families, the need for ongoing care, and the role of nurses in planning mental and physical activity programs for convalescent children.

Spliss Artem Basil’ O'Connor War Foundation Charleston S. C Henry W. Lockwood Charles Gelius May Wall Elober Jessie Stevenson Ing Jer Stevenson National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis

Criticism of Girlie Schools in Baylor Courses

WACO Texas Dr vu Cox Gardner of Baylor University psychology argues girlie schools teach English backward. She says students learn language by writing but mainly use it in speech and oral spelling lessons. She notes this reflects broader trends in education.

Waco Texas Vu Cox Gardner Baylor University Psychology Department

Fleming Clears Wage Hour Office With New System

Bruce Catton notes the wage hour division has improved under Lieut. Col. Philip Fleming after a troubled start under Elmer Andrews. Fleming’s approach brings a brighter atmosphere, stronger enforcement, and streamlined operations, ending the agency’s prior rigidity and administrative red tape troubles.

Bruce Nea Washington Washington Philip Fleming Catton Y Fleming Elmer Andrews

French Humor Spotlights Rhine War Fortifications

A French humor weekly mocks German Rhine defenses near the Siegfried Line and depicts a German submarine incident at the inundated front. The issue also features Goering pictured on a bath toy and World War II era imagery with tanks and signs denoting the front.

BAUS Siegfried Line Rendeme “Nt Goering

Beebe Beats Jonesboro Twice In Weekday Matchups

Beebe Badgers defeat Jonesboro Golden Torcane twice in a club doubleheader. Ambrose Irwin's Beebe squad controlled both games, pulling away in the second half of the matinee and delivering a strong third quarter surge to win 83 to 16 in the nightcap. Young led scoring with 18 in the afternoon and 22 in the follow up, as Beebe claimed regional bragging rights.

Beebe Badgers Jonesboro Tome Bebb Ambrose Irwin Rale Pratt Solanis Ou Yeti Une Baeyers Wurfhvanes Denesboro Carter Biefel Young

World’s longest fang photo shot from 23000 feet peak

Army air corps captain takes a single exposure from Mount Sheste at 344 miles distance revealing the largest surface area photographed in one shot.

Mount Sheste Army Air Corps

Belore in Senate Dean Sees Wider Role and New Deal Critics

TRESDON GROVER WASLINGTON-Ellison D. (Cot tune) recounts Senator Belore as the oldest member of the Senate with a long career. Belore discusses his view of the New Deal, his five presidents, and his belief that the New Deal would rise higher next November while recalling his 1938 campaign and strategy.

Tresdon Grover Waslington Ellison D Cottune Senith Senate Menhor Dean South Corona Boral Semitery Peat Althraugh Senator Glass Virginia Sraith Stith Taalla New Deal Donald Duck Goyertindt

Black Draught Laxative Ad From Historic Penny Press

A vintage advertising snippet promotes Black Draught as a laxative. It touts gentle relief from constipation and headaches, promising thorough evacuation after a night’s rest. Details mention an all vegetable formula, economical pricing, and multiple doses.

Senator Cotton Ed. Smith Recounts Giants of Senate Era

In a retrospective interview Cotton Ed. Smith recalls Elihu Root Henry Cabot Lodge and others as giants of the Senate in the era of the 1920s and 1930s. He lists stances on tariffs education and war while noting a South Carolina plantation and a 1770 king’s grant as part of his long career and memories. He champions state sovereignty and critiques prewar currency and farming policies.

South Carolina Philadelphia Senate Elihu Root Henry Cabot Lodge Yonathan P. Dolliver Federal Reserve King George Tf Farley Smith Messa

War Profits Overlooked In Hollister News Summary

A fragmented report from Hollister California hints at wartime profits and insurance payments tied to agricultural shipments. The piece mentions British supply expectations, a financial figure of a fine and a half tons of agrivals, and a high season price without clear context or complete names.

Hollister Calif AL Feeilus & Song Phe Tien Antity Weuugh

CARDUS Promoted For Women Health And Digestive Comfort

An old advertisement extols CARDUS as a remedy for women addressing nervous tension pain and digestive issues. It claims long use, benefits before and during caregiving and stress, and mentions ATHOLL as a related term. The text is promotional with dubious medical claims.

Cardus

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