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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1970
Page
6
Eight web-like notes run through a Help Wanted and ad policy page for the Hope Star. It details advance payment, telephone acceptance, account handling, insertion rates, and deadlines for daily classifieds, with specific time by day. A long jumble of crossword style entries follows, listing clues and partial answers across multiple themes.
A garbled puzzle style text lists fragments like Lincoln's nickname Emmet and Greek dawn goddess Eos with stray numbers and hints. It reads as a jumble of cross reference clues, partial words, and stray suffix cues. The item resembles a cryptic crossword style prompt rather than a coherent article.
An article warns children should not go barefoot due to burns from coals and sharp debris, urging supervision and caution. It also answers two parent questions: a 4 year old with persistent fever may be normal or due to unrelated staphylococcal finding, needing two weeks of treatment. and a 9 year old with chronic ear infections will not outgrow them, but with drainage and antibiotics, cure is possible and precautions include avoiding swimming, careful ear cleaning, and prompt treatment for colds.
The article features Oswald and Jim Jacoby discussing the Blackwood convention in bridge. They debate power vs judgment in four no trump bids and analyze a hand where South questions the path to slam. North should consider six no trump after partner reveals the missing king, or face better chances with spades.
You double again and your partner bids three hearts. What is your plan? The item then shifts to a description of ramped dwarfs reaching giants and bamboo lengths, followed by a legal notice about Emma G. Thomas administratrix filing a first and final account in Hempstead County Probate Court, 1970.
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