03 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1939
Page
1
A standard rights notice states The Associated Press news dispatches and local news published in the paper are exclusively for republication by this outlet and may be used only as credited. The policy reserves AP content for the newspaper’s use and carries the publisher’s sublicensing terms.
A reflective piece imagines the League of Nations as a fading ghost in Geneva, housing files from Albania Abyssinia and China. It weighs the League’s failures and partial successes, noting a fragile hope for a renewed system amid growing armament and global crisis.
A fragmentary puzzle page lists terse clues and terms such as refining cup, billiard shot, opal glass, lode, compass point and various numbers. It includes entries like eye tumor, Hawaiian food, English coin, and a reference to a 4 member individual, indicating a mixed word puzzle or crossword connected to names and objects.
Five questions about skin weight bones heart kidneys and thymus with answers noting skin weighs about six pounds and a 180 pound man has 206 bones. The heart size and weight align with a fist, kidneys lie in the abdomen, and the thymus is a growth-related gland present in children fading with age.
A man stripped his clothes on the Mexican bank of the Rio Grande then crossed into the United States where immigration officers arrested him. After a quick trial he was returned to the riverbank where he had left his clothes.
The Sweet Potato Plant Beds of T G Sutton in Emmet Arkansas have been inspected and found excessively diseased with Stem rot. Sale of plants from these beds is prohibited from 9:30 a.m. June 1939 by order of the Arkansas State Plant Board. Date June 3 1939. Paul H Miller Chief Inspector Arkansas Plant Board.
The excerpt recounts how exploration party members discussed preserving select land as public parks. Cornelius Hedges opposed private ownership and urged a vast national park, a view that helped shape Yellowstone as a protected area in 1872. The piece references Langford diaries and contemporary literature noting the park idea and early advocacy.
Cleveland scene notes Ferdinand Rollips solitary moment in pre-dawn hours with fragmented local imagery. Nonsensical phrases mix with stray names and prices, including a reference to a Coy item priced at $2.52, creating a puzzled portrait of an odd, early morning scene.
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