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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1940
Page
2
An editorial note discusses republication of content and responsibility for unsold or returned manuscripts. It mentions local news and memorials, and the obligation of the paper to safeguard manuscripts while balancing reader space and policy.
The piece argues against worship of success whether military or industrial. It asks what kind of success is pursued and how it is achieved, using Hitler's Germany as a cautionary example of mobilizing productive capacity for war. It contrasts democratic goals with militaristic ends and asks what costs and means are acceptable.
July 1 1920 reports Mrs Gray Carrigan of Ozan visiting Mrs R L Harmon Wednesday. Terrell Cornelius of Hugo Okla returns home after visiting. Miss Nannie Jett of Fulton arrives for an indefinite visit with Mrs BF C Marshall and Miss Maggie Bell on South Main. Mrs W W Johnson, Miss Naomi Falls and Miss Mary Margaret Anders travel to Nashville to visit Mr Andrew Johnson at his plantation. Miss Kathrine Arnold returns from Magnolia. Miss Mary Davis accompanies her home for a visit. Mrs J B Greene hosts a birthday party for her son Billy. U S army records list 522274 reg ulars and volunteers in the Revolutionary War and 4057101 in World War I. The piece discusses democracy and military channels and the need for America to trust democratic strength.
A garbled word puzzle grid clues many terms across horizontal and vertical entries. It references a South American country, land and climate, measurements, tools, and objects like fence door and compass pot. The piece presents a map of cross clues with numbers and partial phrases, typical of a newspaper word puzzle page.
Ruth Millett argues women and men want different things from marriage. Many women pretend to be clinging vines to please husbands, but secretly crave individuality and meaningful pursuits. Clubs offer a space to claim spotlight, while domestic life can leave wives feeling empty when children grow and opportunities fade.
In Millican Oregon W A Rahn serves as postmaster notary public storekeeper and service-station operator, declaring the town’s population as one. A sign proclaims the name Millican and its population as one.
Answer key from Page One questions lists Leonardo da Vinci as correct for item three and notes false statements about artists. It includes birth and death dates for Leonardo da Vinci and an incorrect age calculation about Columbus's voyage.
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A dated etiquette Q and A asks how to handle cups and forks, stirring coffee, and eating a club sandwich. It notes the handle on the fork rests on the plate, and drinking straws were used by ancient Babylonians with a seal of King Hammurabi’s tomb depicting drinking squid from a pitcher through a tube.
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