16 Feb 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1939
Page
1
A scrambled crossword style grid lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries including references to Claudette Roth, percolate, and various definitions. The page features numerous numbered hints such as To observe, Wager, and Solitary, suggesting a themed word puzzle from a vintage newspaper.
The Star outlines its policy on tributes, cards of resolutions, and memorials charged for, clarifying use of Associated Press material and distinguishing commercial news. It notes charges for memorials and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts or their return.
A Lincoln birthday remembrance praises self taught schooling and reading as the path to wisdom. It notes Lincoln learned letters and arithmetic without formal schooling, and that his real education came from reading, observing, and self effort. The piece urges Americans to study his inaugural address and letters to honor his achievement.
The note outlines medical norms for physical functions such as temperature red blood cell counts and fluid balance. It argues that while physical standards are clear, defining a normal mind is harder and that most people describe normality by typical emotional and behavioral limits rather than exact measures.
Bruce Catton selections critique Europe’s path to armistice and fragile peace. Hamilton Fish Alimateting and Albert C. Greasinski assess German and Allied decisions, noting delays, slackness, and strategic missteps. Armistice emerges as incomplete victory amid looming Nazi threat.
A Parent Teacher member questions Br. Henry M. Buse of Cleveland College amid a feature on child training titled Everything's hunky dory. Betty Grovle says she will not patch up troubles with Jackie Congan and resume their life. A separate note reports Sail Bielinski arrested in Cleveland after fleeing during a false tire alarm as engines arrived. Dr Tharrells Bollon, a retired Temple University psychology professor, comments on primitive state and jungle-cleating clinging behavior.
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