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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1940
Page
2
The text discusses reprint rights and publication limits for tributes and memorial cards. It references the Associated Press and notes paper policies about unsolicited manuscripts and the handling of remembrance items.
American business leaders note comfort that war effects have not disrupted South American trade much. Exports to South America rise from 18.7 million in January 1939 to 33.6 million in January 1940 while imports edge up to 31.6 million. Analysts warn South American nations must balance credits and purchases or seek other markets, suggesting broader hemispheric concentration may be prudent after the conflict ends.
Investigates adolescent beliefs that citrus fruits and acidic foods harm the body. Notes most foods are alkaline forming, cites meat eggs and fish as acid producers, and debunks uric acid myths. Fielded by early 20th century health education on diet and advertising influence.
A review of Franklin L. Burdette’s Filibustering in the Senate highlights sweeping obstruction from John Randolph to Huey Long and Hoey Long. The volume covers famous filibusters including Long’s 1935 skeleton NRA bid, his 1940 hour long era, and Long’s quirky digressions.
Concise overview notes that La Follette Sr Huey Long and others are cited in a discussion on congressional talking and its costs to taxpayers. The fragment hints at ongoing debate and the fiscal impact of political grandstanding without providing concrete figures or outcomes.
Pictured map clues include a word puzzle with definitions for map terms and place names. Across and down entries seek geographic, maritime, and linguistic terms, referencing borders rivers and regions. The grid outlines a themed quest-style puzzle with multiple interconnected hints.
The membership of Magonic lodges in the United States in 1039 reached 2,530,678 members across multiple chapters and regions. The figure reflects widespread fraternal involvement and organizational presence nationwide.
A jumble of questions on page one lists capitals and facts about states. It mentions Nevaidy and Nevada incorrectly, Maine as easternmost, New York with most congressmen, and Madison as capital of Wisconsin.
The fragment references Strasburg and a beacon atop a mountain landmark observed by patrols during a war. An airline beacon now sits on the knob while pilots on the Washington Cincinnati run call it Site No. 34. Football mentions place kicks and a Shien drop kick.
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