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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1970
Page
6
A collection of Hope Star classified items lists rates for daily ads and a feature on open auto auctions for dealers and private buyers. The piece notes an open weekly auction model, with independent diagnostic reports pasted on cars to ease buyer confidence.
A bridge column discusses the weak two bid, its rise in top play, and how it can backfire. Oswald and Jim explain aggressive two heart openings, Flannery two diamond origins, and examples from Billy Eisenberg, Bobby Goldman, and others, with historical context and a reader question prompt.
Pediatric growth questions are asked and answered by Dr Wayne Brandstadt. Topics include age ranges for growth spurts and final heights for girls and boys, the effects of tonsil disease, hormone therapy, and guidance on a tall 9 year old girl and a growing 13 year old boy. The column notes individual medical advice is limited and invites general interest questions.
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