01 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
1
Five health questions test readers with a 20 poll credit per correct answer. The piece lists medical tips on eye injuries, seeking care for burns, finding a physician through medical societies, and the benefits of exercise for well being, with several archaic spelling and wording artifacts.
Analyzes competing claims in Palestine post World War I, pitting Arab majority against Zionist immigration and British imperial aims. Examines Balfour Declaration, mission of the League mandate, and fears of Jewish growth, Arab opposition, and holy sites politics under a 20th century Solomon.
A fragmented OCR page presents a map themed puzzle with a large central tableland and scattered clues. The list includes across and down word hints such as ancient Egyptian deity and Indian, with many numbered entries like 20 Unit of work and 24 Maiden.
A new U S special Trans Atlantic airmail stamp celebrates twenty years since the 1919 first heavier than air flight. The string of historic legs began with Navy ships to the Azores and Lisbon, ending in Plymouth, paving regular New York Marseille crossings via Azores and Lisbon as aviation advances.
Henry William Theisel of Western Reserve University quotes. Mayor Dan Hoon of Milwaukee comments on annual changes in credit systems. Lorenz of New York SheMet engineer notes peaceful scene and ample opportunities.
Night extension education yields pride as Mrs Pauling of Cleve and her 61 years mark eighth grade graduation. The account notes a minister Walter Russell Howie from New York and references water as a principal component in daily life.
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