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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
2
Fragmentary weather notes describe a northwest area and gradual temperature changes over about fifty miles toward the foot of the mountains. Observations appear in tables with sufficient alternations of heat.
A long manuscript details Hempstead County geology and soil, Red River valley, prairies, and timber. It cites a 1809 weather report kept in Arkansas by Joseph Henry era figures and includes a personal letter describing drought, crop failures, and political upheaval across the South with references to a Southern Confederacy.
A fragmentary letter mentions Nathan Douglas Smith and a later note to his New York sister. It states Dr Smith supplied a full daily weather report to the Smithsonian Institution for 37 years from 1840 to 1840 or until his death, with a preserved family copy. The item ends with a 6-cent reference.
In the discourse on education, the object of all investigation is Truth. The Bible is the source and compend of Truth. While bigotry, sectarianism, or denominationalism will not be allowed, biblical truths will be intermingled with every subject taught.
The Star announces political notices under the Kempstenith count framework for the Democratic primary dated Agus ty 1826 with authorized impartial dissemination.
An old style prospect for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic promotes its use against malaria and fever. It claims to destroy blood infection with quinine and build up blood with iron. The ad notes two sizes 50c and 1 and asserts safety for children and general tonic uses.
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