11 Feb 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1939
Page
1
Fragmented garbled notice from a newspaper page shows publisher terms and syndicate credits. It mentions pay rates per week and per year for subscriptions and lists various counties. The text also notes policy on tributes and memorials and the paper’s stance on editorial responsibility.
A fragmented account praises Dr Arminda Arlanha as Brazil's representative, stressing his friendly stance toward democracy and potential to expand US Brazil trade. It notes his past ambassadorial tenure, his industrious nature, and Roosevelt’s favorable view, while hinting at talks on economic ties and Lima Declaration objectives.
A discussion outlines differences between stuttering and stammering, noting no essential distinction and exploring how brain development, handedness, and sensory processing relate to speech disturbances. It compares drill-based brain training with psychoanalytic views, suggesting improvements may come from suggestion or emotional factors rather than solely technique.
A review discusses Philip Vari Dotent Stern and Random House fiction The Man Who Killed Lincoln. The critic praises the byronic portrayal of John Wilkes Booth and the author’s close adherence to facts while noting the extensive character array and dramatic framing of Lincoln’s final days and the Port Royal farm incident.
Lost or strayed ads note a black mare, 105 pounds, a bay mule colt, and a light colored bay mule aged 12 years. Contact J T Wheelus at Junction City Arkansas for a liberal reward. Also listed are poultry stock for sale from Wyandottes to Leghorns with prices and prepaid delivery from Aykansas Hatchery in Little Rock Arkansas, ad dated 6-11-18.
A garbled Q A segment claims true or false statements about doctors places and inventions. It includes miswritten terms like Sciteere land and Em ban pains and ends with a jumble about crepes and wealth, lacking coherent facts or sources.
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