18 Jul 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1939
Page
1
The notice outlines subscription pricing under the Associated Press and Newspaper Enterprise Association. It lists weekly, monthly, and annual rates for Hempstead and nearby counties, with other areas priced differently. The publisher and editor details are noted, indicating standard advance payment terms.
The piece argues that peaceful settlement of the Danzig dispute is possible with the League of Nations as neutral referee. It notes Dr. Karl Burckhardt on the ground and urges using the commissioner's role to avoid war. Germany and Poland have claims, but a cooperative solution could grant both sides major aims.
Puzzle lists many cross clues and answers covering purification, objects, animals, and words. It compiles entries like purifier of milk, blackbird, plat form, road, thrash, and various vertical hints including lion, trees, and dolphinlike cetacean, framed as a historical crossword in scattered entries.
The article notes many travelers suffer “World's Fair feet” from strain while visiting the fairs. It explains causes include worn or ill fitting shoes, high heels, narrow or fragile toe boxes, and thin soles. Rest, elevated feet, and alternating hot and cold therapy aid circulation, with physician advice for varicose veins and footwear suited to activity.
Hempstead County commissioner announces sale of the old Garland sthaul building on Blocks 18 and 19 College Addition Hope Arkansas by bids to the highest bidder for cash. The three story plus basement structure must be torn down and rubbish removed by winner, with alternate bids to fill the basement to ground level using brick dust plaster concrete or dirt, a bond required, sale subject to Hempstead County Court approval, bids open at City Hall Friday July 28 1999 at 2 00 PM.
A garbled collage of misread quotes from Clyde Beatty Marshall Neilan and others surfaces. The text touches on standards for tamers, Hollywood fronts, dollar Imports, and the doubt about universal validity, ending with a mention of the World's Poultry Congress in Cleveland and a cryptic political jab.
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