GE PALMER and PALSIER editors in Washburn
GE PALMER presides as editor and PALSIER Prestaerdtt listed with ALEX in Washburn as editor and publisher, indicating a joint management note for the newspaper's masthead and leadership.
03 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1939
Page
1
GE PALMER presides as editor and PALSIER Prestaerdtt listed with ALEX in Washburn as editor and publisher, indicating a joint management note for the newspaper's masthead and leadership.
The article notes German barter methods spreading to the United States through western co operatives trading lard and barbed wire for German farm products and machinery. It discusses legalities, tariff issues, and uncertain outcomes as negotiations raise domestic lard prices and provoke questions on reciprocal exchange and potential expansion into American shops.
A medical journal discusses repairing facial defects using tissue from the patient's own body. It describes the traveling skin graft technique, where excess skin is moved from the thigh neck or breast to the damaged area and gradually advanced to cover the defect, noting limits due to human tissue differences and the complexity of full nose or ear replacement.
Fragmented OCR reading lists varied terms and numbers with scattered phrases about exploration and related words. The readable chunks resemble a word puzzle or index from a historical page, not a cohesive news item or obituary.
Nationally known financial institution seeks ambitious individuals for a permanent sales role. Requires college education or equivalent, aged 30 to 50, with A-1 references. Not life insurance. Provided with sales materials and training. Contact L Blood-Smyth, Bartow. The Canary Islands derive their name from Latin canis meaning dog due to early visitors finding many small dogs.
A garbled OCR list references 1926 Germany Lengur 1927 Lindbergh Paris flight 1929 Kellogg Briand treaty 19V Atelles Cardinals in World series VWal Meritorium intergovernmental efforts and a Biblical puzzle.
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