08 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1939
Page
1
Economist John Flynn notes a backsliding recovery as moneyed people grow timid toward risk. He contrasts capital’s need for profit with a newer view that capital must earn a return, amid high taxes and cautious investing. An oil stock ad era fades as promoters seek partners, risking dry holes and uncertain wells.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how self styled health advisers push rigid rules on baths, digestion, and daily action. He notes mixed evidence for cold baths and warns against universal claims, while stressing individual habit patterns and the variability of digestion according to diet.
Classified notice from Stroud Washington Ark advertising country ham smoked with hickory wood priced at 25 cents per pound. Contact details indicate sale by a local seller.
Puzzle clues list spans a wide range of words and phrases leading to a thematic departure. The page records a brisk, wordy puzzle section with vertical clues, definitions, and cross references, reflecting a mid-20th century newspaper style.
Rhode Island Red hatching eggs offered with flock inspection. Hugh D Clark Hope Route 2 3tp answers questions on page Que 1. Joseph and Potiphar's Wife is a painting by Rembrandt. The Bride of Abydos is a poem by Lord Byron. The Rains Came is a novel by Louis Bromfield. Desire Under the Elms is a drama by Eugene O Neill. The Federal Bureau of Farm Economics notes sharp gains in industrial production in late 1938.
A lengthy review praising Elizabeth Page's novel The Tree of Liberty. It traces how the book spans American birth from Tidewater to the Rockies, with Washington Jefferson Madison Hamilton Henry Lafayette as anchors. The piece notes five years of writing, a nearly 1000 page scope, and its focus on the clash between haves and have-nots. It highlights characters Mathew, Jacob Reuben, Howard, Tom Jefferson, Jane Peyton, and settings in Virginia and the Shehandoal valley, while acknowledging the book's ambitious theme and enduring status as a historical epic.
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