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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
6
A fragmented puzzle list titled Major Hoople presents horizontal and vertical crossword clues. It references Hamelin lore, riddles on terms from music to daily items, and a mix of historical and generic entries across two grid directions, with numerical indices for answer placement.
The article discusses Abraham Lincoln's shift from viewing the Civil War as a quarrel over slavery to recognizing a southern nation seeking independence. It notes his eight month transformation leading to the First Inaugural Message and his aim to defend the Union and democracy. The piece caption mentions a 1933 NEA Service stamp portraying Lincoln and the 1870 issue context.
A set of trivia items includes quotes by Pope, word meanings, royalty, materials, a show title, and notes on roosters vs hens and horses vs sheep. It also mentions steel watch springs valued at $60,000 and a rental listing for furnished apartments near the fire station with contact Tom Carrel.
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