06 Jul 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1939
Page
1
An English couple in London face whether to spend $25 on a hot water heater or save for future danger. Their modest, prudent choice to save reveals how millions of European families weigh security over comfort amid looming war threats, shaping world trade and the economy.
A scanned clue grid lists breakfast fruit terms and related crossword hints across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes items like purple exotic terms, body parts, and regional descriptors, with inferred answers such as a chestnut horse and various archaic word forms.
A reader quiz on health topics with five questions on sleep, goiter prevention, bronchoscope use, abdominal pain, and pregnancy. Provided answers explain open windows for air flow, iodine intake to prevent goiter, bronchoscope use to inspect bronchial tubes, appendicitis danger and seeking medical advice, plus general guidance on delaying news and seeking doctor advice.
A garbled report mentions a heat wave causing a department store fire and customer confusion amid a chaotic scene. It alludes to automobile usage, native population figures, and a New York tale, with several nonsensical phrases and incomplete thoughts throughout.
Answers to Cranium Crackers present on page one include questions about the Principality of Monae funded by Monte Carlo revenues, King Gustive of Sweden, Mare Nostrum as a phrase for the Mediterranean, General Antonio Carmona noted as a 70 year old president of Portugal, and references to King Christina of Denmark. The item also advertises RAWLEIGH ROUTE and a job pitch for men over 25 with wartime opportunities, with a Memphis address and a deadline notice.
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