20 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1939
Page
1
The notice outlines subscription prices in advance for city carrier and mail delivery, listing Hempstead Nevada Howard LaFayette counties at $3.50 per year and $8.50 elsewhere. It states AP news use rights, discusses tributes and memorials policy, and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
The piece questions proposed charges against General Moseley, debating treason claims and court martial feasibility under army rules. It argues pursuing such charges would risk making a martyr of him, stresses military civil separation, and endorses retirement with pension while avoiding active political meddling.
A fragmented 19th century puzzle lists terms linked to a communication inventor and era hints. Readable bits mention electrical terms, metals, substances from turpentine, and daily life items. The text dances between portraits and clues, highlighting an inventive figure and associated science vocabulary.
The Family Doctor notes that infantile paralysis rises in warm months and largely declines with cold. It discusses viruses, monkeys, vaccines, and attempts to immunize, stressing uncertain methods but support for ongoing research to control and diagnose the disease early. It mentions the Rockefeller Institute findings on brain tissue growth and nasal infection routes.
A war diary recounts scenes from China where Chinese refugees flee between fighting lines. Japanese soldiers and Chinese crowds clash as a screaming baby and a wounded woman evoke the human cost amid artillery. The narrator joins the road perilously guided by the infant’s cries.
Plainiff provides today’s answers to Granium Crackers with concise responses and immediate clarifications. This brief item notes the exchange context and the respondent’s position.
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