27 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1939
Page
1
A metropolitan paper contrasts 1900 and 1939 views in a widow’s interview about Rockefeller, rail dividends, and city franchise deadlock. She recalls dividend reliance, aging workers, and a shift to easier labor, while critics argue wealth widens hunger and urge systemic reform to balance power and stewardship.
A playful page lists clues and answers across horizontal and vertical terms. It includes science terms, measurements, and common words such as surface, mountain, and lesson concepts. The puzzle weaves in references to textbooks and educational themes with noted numbers and positions.
The article summarizes Dr. Fishbein on how language develops from four months to six years. It notes milestones in vowel and consonant sounds, recognition of "no," and the growth of vocabulary from about 272 words at age two to over 2,500 by age six. It discusses factors like exposure to speech, education, hearing disorders, and possible links to intellectual ability and mental retardation.
In Hempstead County Arkansas Siarcee Watters is warned to appear within thirty days to answer Gertrud Watters complaint. The clerk notes the date and seal with Ralph Bayre Weisenberger as attorney for plaintiff EB McFaddin listed as attorney ad litem. June 13 29 27 July 3.
The library notes a revised schedule for the Vacation Relay. The meet is set for Wednesday June 28 at 8 pm at Finlay. All boys and girls are requested to attend the changed program for the most interesting events.
A disjointed Wichita scene describes a mother bird atop a nest during a night wind. Eggs damaged by a wind event, the mother remains on the nest despite disruption. The following day a person collected the nest and egg remains, leaving the mother still seated.
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