07 Jul 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1939
Page
1
The notice lists payment terms for subscriptions: rates are payable in advance by city carrier, per week or per month, and by mail in Hempstead, Nevada, Howard, Miler and LaFayette counties at $3.50 per year, elsewhere $6.30 per year. It further states weekly or monthly costs and regional differences for delivery.
Philadelphia reports ailment of Connie Mack worries fans and press as the legendary manager lingers, with word of his illness and concern over a comeback. Reports note pressure from players and officials while recalling Mack’s long career and past recoveries.
A brief note counters two common fallacies about income distribution and advertising costs. It cites Secretary Hopkins's 1933 1938 data showing wage share reaching a high 87.3 percent and total income down from 1929. It also reports the Twentieth Century Fund finding advertising costs are a small fraction of product price, often less than 3 percent, arguing advertising lowers overall cost.
Newly appointed U S Army head is referenced in a crossword style grid with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle lists multiple terse definitions and word fragments, including terms for body parts, objects, and common verbs, all interwoven with military theme hints and obscure notes.
The article discusses tanning through limited sun exposure and various products that claim to prevent burning. It explains sun safety, gradual tanning without burning, and cautions against rapid tanning. It mentions suntan ointments and lotions with ingredients like zinc oxide and digadium-naphthal esulph nate, and suggests a cautious schedule of sun exposure.
Detroit pitcher Margaret Stefani, at 3 feet 3 inches and 118 pounds, earns growing fame as a top girls softball pitcher in the Midwest. She went 25-4 in 1998 with six no-hitters and 14 shutouts, including five straight. this season she has nine straight wins with three shutouts and a no-hitter, defeating teams such as the Chicago Hydros Club.
Notice states the Committee of Revenues of the state issues a liquor permit to a party for dispensing intoxicants at a specified location. The notice appears dated for July and mentions city officials and a legal framework governing liquor licenses.
An unclear report notes Ghigo, Bho, and Madgeda advancing in a national ladder. Jenda and Miehiwati Cline are mentioned in a tilemere context while referenced leagues and the Mid-Atlantic region appear tied to a national association. Majendi named to HN for Diane.
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