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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1941
Page
2
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President warns the defense emergency could force hard choices for industry as civilian needs shrink while war production scales. He cites Muscle Shoals and TVA as examples and urges building excess capacity now to avoid later shortages. The national interest must come before individual profits.
Courtesy market item shows heavy hens at 8 to 9 cents per pound and Leghorns. Broilers ducks quote around 20 to 28 cents each. Turkeys range from 8 to 12 cents per pound, reflecting poultry prices in earliest reporting.
Nutrition expert DuBois explains that carbohydrates fuel the body and are the cheapest energy source. In cold weather quick sugars restore energy between meals, with candies, dried fruits, bread and jam as convenient snacks. Sugar helps warmth during long hikes or cold games.
Answer to Cranium Cracker lists capitals with mixed accuracy. It repeats city state pairs and incorrectly assigns capitals such as Carson City to Nevada and misstates others. The item reads like a trivia page error and notes attempts at correction.
A reader asks whether being 13 minutes late to a dental appointment warrants calling the dentist to request service at that exact time or skipping the call and assuming the dentist will accommodate when five minutes late. The advice weighs courtesy, clinic policy, and reasonable expectations.
Questions about dental and hospital etiquette prompt readers to judge proper behavior. It asks whether to call a dentist before visiting, disclose desired work to staff, request price estimates, arrange payment plans beforehand, and how to handle introductions when a doctor visits with a guest.
A Bruce Catton column notes tensions between Interior Secretary and Forest Service over control, with Ickes and Wallace clashing on conservation versus cultivation. It cites rumors of Ickes resigning, and mocks sensational claims about a peace demonstration in Washington led by communists. Also mentions U.S. Army mechanization, a proposed tin smelter site, Labor Board reorganization delays, and fringe religious demographics.
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