17 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1939
Page
1
The Star declines to publish unsolicited tributes or memorials and will charge for tributes cards or resolutions concerning the departed. This policy holds in news columns to protect readers from space-taking memorials and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
A European expert notes declining birth rates across the continent as war fear and economic hardship deter procreation. Subsidies and incentives have failed to reverse the trend, with conditions of peace and prosperity seen as essential to restoring population growth.
An overview of vomiting triggers from physical to psychic stimuli. It explains the reflex pathway from stomach to esophagus, notes seasickness as a primary example, and mentions pain from heart, gallstones, or kidney stones as irritants. The text ends with a propagandistic postscript praising Nazi leader and Nazi propaganda ministry.
A puzzle shaped as a word grid cites an English actor who gained screen fame and mentions clues for multiple across and down entries. The amusement blends biographical hints with linguistic wordplay including film fame and various thematic terms.
Hubbard, veteran AL umpire who worked eight games in the International League, claims the flight of the ball is easier to follow under the lights than in the shadows of a summer noon.
The Delton Haine Demonstration group met at Mrs. J. W. SkMluns toncary 11 home with nine members present. The president called the meeting to order and members shared personal improvement goals. Mrs. S. F. Lestie read the second chapter of Matthew and Miss Claudie Roberts led prayer. Miss Melba Billington gave a talk on opportunities for Southern farmers. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The club will meet again at Mrs. L. C. Compton's home in February.
The piece records Senator Carter Gloss lamenting the omission of his birthday in newspapers and joking about being involved in studio romances. It also notes Sonja Henie and Charles HL Bure addressing scientific society matters and a lighthearted incident of a horse munching flowers during the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade.
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