09 May 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1939
Page
1
An OCR fragment lists subscription rates: by city carrier in advance one year six dollars and thirty cents, by mail in Hempstead Nevada Howard Mio LaFayette counties three dollars and fifty cents per year, elsewhere eight dollars fifty cents.
The passage questions the meaning of democracy and dictatorship, noting varied uses of terms. It argues a true republic shows people govern themselves through elected officials, not direct rule, and that many nations mix monarchies and parties. It concludes the key measure is freedom, not labels.
A Norwegian physician Mollgaard pioneered a gold based treatment for tuberculosis in 1924 trialed in sanatoriums. While some cases showed improvement when combined with other drugs, the method never proved to act on the germ itself. Emphasis remained on rest, nutrition, nursing, and standard therapies alongside gold preparations.
A scraped OCR shows a large word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. It references New York educators, presidents, and various terms such as time gone by, esther, girdle, and spicy cross references to anatomy and law.
A fragmented OCR item lists quiz answers and definitions. It mentions occupations Ophthalmologist Joiner Cooper and a boatman Voysgeur. It notes a joke about arguing with women due to endless questions. The text ends with an anonymous author.
Aged prose scraps describe maritime fiction and naval life, from Hornblower’s emotions to shipboard battle scenes. The piece notes fever and disease declines, lists dramatic battle details, and ends with a quip about a Christmas stroll in Scotland and James Wilson’s Geneva role.
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