23 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1939
Page
1
The AP NEA report notes that tributes cards of thanks resolutions and memorials will incur charges. Commercial newspapers adopt this policy to prevent space deluges in news columns. The Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
The piece argues democracy grows by daily practice at home not accusation abroad. It praises New York City School Board efforts teaching democratic fundamentals, tolerance, and civic duty to counter foreign propaganda. A nationwide push by the Office of Education, Americans All Immigrants All, will broadcast lessons to schools.
Report discusses January fundraising linked to the President's birthday and a 1998-like outbreak in Great Britain with 157 infections and 16 deaths. It stresses early diagnosis and serum treatment, noting many cases lacked timely serum due to diagnostic delays, and highlights a past 1926 epidemic and a philanthropic push for respirators.
A brisk appraisal of The Romance of Human Progress by Arthur S Riggs. The book surveys human development from Athens to buried cities, tracing housing food arts and social change. Riggs argues woman’s early freedom gave way to domestic constraints then notes modern shifts aided by new tools.
The page lists several famous works including the opera Aida by Giuseppe Verdi, the drama The Fae by Channing Pullock, the novel Que Vadis by Henryk Sienkiewicz, the poem The Rape of the Lock by Alexander Pope, and the musical The Man I Love by George Gershwin. The items appear as a catalog of recognized literary and artistic pieces with authors and titles.
Puzzle clues mix fairy tale themed words with definitions and cross references. The horizontal and vertical lists include terms like prince, aroma, medicinal shrubs, op era, and various wordplay definitions.
A survey by the Commerce of Southern Methodist University shows Lt Percent of former SMU students in business prefer employment, while eighty percent would like to run their own enterprises. About half stayed with their first firm. 31 percent changed once, 1 percent changed again. Sixty-three percent see bright prospects despite depressions.
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