10 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1939
Page
1
C 5 Palmer, president, Alex H. Washburn, editor and publisher affiliations noted. AP and NEA indicate Associated Press and Newspaper Enterprise Association used as sourcing and attribution.
The piece argues that unredeemed Czechs may resist Germanization and that Hitler’s plan to unite German populations could backfire. It references Czech refugees joining legions, a warning from General Lily Prchala, and reflects on the value of sun and rain to rural life, as a governor’s speech pauses for the sound of rain.
The piece reviews advances in psychiatry including artificial fever heat treatment for general paresis, Noguchi's spirochete theory, and malaria inoculation, plus insulin shock and metrazol convulsions for dementia praecox. It notes improvements, risks, and calls for controlled hospital settings, highlighting Dr. William Alanson White’s critique of specialist technicians.
Classified notice lists rental options at 610 Ki 3rd St with contact C. M. Agee and a separate front bedroom with east exposures, adjacent bath, and updated finish three blocks from Lawn. Suitable for two occupants. price unspecified. Phone 730 provided for inquiries.
The review argues modern psychiatry treats patients as whole humans, quotes from Wall Street Under Guth, and notes how Roosevelt era reforms and Senate probes unraveled the New York Stock Exchange. It portrays the exchange yielding to government authority after decades of self jurisdiction and secrecy.
Mrs Matie Buckley of Chigaga sues for divorce alleging misconduct by her husband. The chaotic remarks reference gym teachers and odd accusations as a judge questions the defendant’s actions. The language reflects muddled civil court chatter with sensational claims.
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