18 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1939
Page
1
The Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited memorials and pieces, warning that Associated Press dispatches and local news are republished with rights reserved. Charges may apply for tributes, cards, or memorials, and submissions are not guaranteed to be returned.
Essay argues the value of saving lives through safety measures and planning. Citing 1937 traffic deaths, it credits the National Safety Council with progress and projects potential 1938 fatalities and savings, urging readers to support traffic regulations and enforcement to avoid needless loss of life.
A historical medical note explains chronic phlebothrombosis as a potential postoperative complication from leg vein inflammation. It outlines progression from surface to deep veins, warning of possible life threat if the clot travels to abdomen, and emphasizes timely medical attention. It discusses treatment, including moist heat, bed rest, leg elevation, and elastic bandages of various materials, noting patient comfort and tissue support as key factors.
Bright Star club notes record a January 13 gathering at Mrs C I Beyce Colums Buk Highway. Mrs Geo Northcout delivered a devotional and led prayers with Miss Bylington guiding singing. Plans for a community rights series were set for a committee headed by Mrs Dalton Bayete Evelyn Harrison and Mrs Northcutt. Miss Bullington spoke on government taxation and Mrs Abdel showed a beautiful handlettered piece. Mrs Boyce served dessert and coffee, with members invited to February meeting at Mrs Angel's.
In Johannesburg a penal colony has been opened in Bar betun district to deal with Europeans who refuse to accept work. Any European living in the colony will be sent there. The English language is spoken by over 224 million people, more than half of whom are Americans.
For sale no 1 yellow corn, idle stock, offered by C L Snope of Hope, Hawaii. Quantity 4' 9" gauge, bills of sale and delivery details to be arranged.
A compact puzzle listing with clues across multiple numbers. It hints at a vertical grid and covers terms for animals plants and objects, including references to anatomy and geography, urging solution of a complex riddle.
Daily Help wanted for room and board with occupancy at 403 West Division. Also table boarders wanted. For rent a new four room unfurnished apartment at Fifth and Fine streets see Charles Bader. Found a recovered pair of gold rimmed glasses with initials J. C. at the Hope Police Office. Also a quiz section on page one with true and false statements about lilies, milk, lighthouses and a note on Fence Day for the 1939 California World's Fair.
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