19 Feb 1941
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1941
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR indicates a notice about a Walnut Street room or area within the Stat Building undergoing changes or reevaluation. Entities include Walnut Street and Stat Building with no clear dates or participants readable.
A garbled list of sports and figures appears, mentioning golf, hockey, tennis, basketball, track, and football alongside partially legible names such as Sarazen Shore Budge and Grange. The text includes a note about Associated Press use and a policy statement on tributes and memorials.
Dr Hora Pollock of the New York State Department of Mental Hygiene presents findings from nearly a quarter million mental health cases. He cites dramatic improvements in general paralysis cases, and notes several mental illnesses once deemed incurable are now often treatable or curable. Pollock, a farmer by training, also discusses aging and gender effects on mental disorder rates and the recovery prospects of patients released to families.
Heavy hens to be sold at market with price ranges for leghorns broilers and hens. Eggs and turkeys listed with unit prices for duck and goose items. Reads like a brief poultry market summary from a local feed mill.
Ruth Ayers continues West Day serial with April and Kent in a tense road journey. April resolves to conceal her actions from Ann while awaiting her return, keeping emotions guarded as a storm nears. The scene centers on April’s determined, impersonal stance despite mounting conflict and danger.
April races toward her danger filled home with Kent under a hailstorm as a blitz era tale unfolds. A scared April reaches the Carter mansion in fear of Aunt Elizabeth recognizing her as Ann Burnett while Kent braces her through a tense moment at the gate.
A jumble of social notices from Hope area residents mentions marriages, visits, and trips. Names include Gailies, Mrs C A Hamilton, Reese of Mt. Pleasant, Miss Ellen Sharp, H B Eley, Miss Charlotte Rhodes, Fredda Harper, Henderson State Teachers College, Mrs J S Moses, Miss Nell, Dov Wortham, Wallie Hooker, Langley, and W L Reese. A Child Labor Amendment Jus has been identified by 28 states.
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