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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1940

Page

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Isolationism and internationalism in U S policy debate

Examines the tension between isolationist rhetoric and internationalist aims as the United States considers its role in global affairs. Discusses the League of Nations, American pressure on world events, and current influence on foreign policy directions amid shifting political dynamics. References the idea of maintaining a medical school in Philadelphia as a domestic priority.

United States League of Nations

Spirit of Hope era notes and local notices in 1920

Mrs George Greene attends State Council meeting at Encore church in Pine Bluff. Mrs J D McMath and Mrs Elbert Jones spend day in Texarkana. Miss Margaret Sirums attends New Orleans convention as United Oil Mills delegate. Public notice requests return of stolen Coon Whisky sign. legal steps threatened. Col C M Hervey of Dosley’s Ferry gassed down enroute to Last Prairie Tuesday.

George Greene Pine Bhuff State Council Encore J. D. McMath Elbert Jones Texarkana Margaret Sirums New Orleans United Oil Mills Ady Hope Saloon Brazell MoRse Hardware Company Hope Willi

Budget eats to fit income meets stomach needs

A brief guide notes that regardless of income you must eat to stay healthy. It argues a balanced diet is possible on modest budgets and highlights a minimal daily list: one quart of whole milk or equivalent and one pint of tomatoes as core items.

Lessons From a Cheap Diet for the Poor

The article outlines a frugal daily menu totaling about 600 calories using bread milk whole grains and vegetables to show how milk and cereals form the backbone of low cost meals. It suggests half the cereal be whole grain and calories vary with activity while recommending affordable protein sources like eggs nuts cheese and meat substitutes.

Fragmented Scribbled Notes on Politics and Crime

A mangled OCR passage cites attacks on leadership and political candidates, mentions a writer’s critique of the Führer, and notes a Toledo University study showing crime dominating 22 percent of daily papers with small shares for foreign news and society.

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