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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
3
Officials urge Souriy farmers to support food for defense by boosting dairy output. Arkansas College notes one pound of grain for five pounds of milk, stressing feeding during dry pasture conditions to sustain production for an extra month.
In Llow Springs Ohio a report indicates college faculty discuss treating students with extra aid to offset a deficit from regular tuition. The plan would reduce college revenue by allocating about 25 dollars per student toward faculty salaries.
Fragments advertise Doan's Pills as a remedy for sleepless nights and kidney or bladder discomfort. The pitch claims Doan's Pills ease ache and fatigue, cleanse kidney tubes, and improve well being, urging readers to consult a druggist and noting widespread use over forty years.
Hollywood reports Frank Lloyd directing a sea adventure set in 1810 involving a voyage from the Horn to open the Oregon fur trade. Lucie Neville notes the cast includes Franchot Tone Carol Bruce John Carroll Nigel Bruce and Leo Carroll. Filming shifts from Catalina to Lake Tahoe with a 25-foot model planned for long shots.
In Miami beams Dave Fleischer of Fleischer Studio notes a survey showing 3 percent of his 700 artists are left handed, suggesting lefties’ chances in cartoons. A London port authority lists 4000 acres of land and 45 miles of quays under public dock system management since 1802.
Wisconsin assembly resolution urges Congress to clear Brig. Gen. William L. Mitchell's name, honoring the World War air power pioneer once disgraced for his bold calls. The tale traces Mitchell and Ed Hillier, lifelong tentmates from the Spanish American War, and their enduring bond.
A fast reading quiz on social usage asks about night driving courtesy and parking ethics. It notes answers like yes to signaling, not taking excess luggage, and avoiding rude acts, ending with a Japanese legend claim of Mount Fuji rising in one night.
Ruth Millett outlines neighborly guidelines for women to maintain harmony with neighbors. Advice covers keeping chats brief, avoiding sharing private affairs, avoiding gossip about fights, steering clear of overpursuing social access, and managing pets and children when visitors come by the house.
A&P unveiled a vitamin enriched White bread under the May Vel brand in Dallas stores. The loaf adds 450 International Units of Vitamin B1 plus iron and other minerals to raise nutrition to near whole wheat levels as part of a national defense and public health effort.
Practical tips urge residents to mind privacy keep lawns tidy return borrowed items on time and avoid gossip or intrusions. The guidance advises not to spy on neighbors curb loud battles and to respect guests and personal spaces to preserve harmony on any street.
In Glasgow 5100 Scottish herring port workers, many from the Outer Hebrides, swap peacetime gutting and setting duties for wartime roles with the Women's Land Army and other tasks. The shift reduces wallet season catches as fleets adjust.
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