31 May 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1939
Page
1
Puzzle clue filled with names and phrases about Shakespearean figures, drama terms, and scattered references. Includes hints to Juliet, English poet, and various wordplay entries.
A Michigan study examined cold vaccines versus placebos among students from 1995 to 1946. Groups received shots or saline, with results showing small, statistically insignificant differences in cold incidence. Despite some perceived improvement, most volunteers saw no clear benefit, keeping doubts about vaccines as a cold preventative.
Hot Springs residents Tok io Mr and Mrs Marsher Wiselom visited Gus Wisilomn Sway while J B Hutson made a Nashville business trip. Washington hosts Gillie Steuart visiting Granville Steuart. Emmet and Sardis families spent Sunday with relatives. Nashville guests Candee MeLarty called on George Metarty. Mt Fleusint area hosted CG Sponhunks.
Readable lines show Q&A style items and classified ads. Mentions of RENT rooms and FURNITURE sales appear, with names and addresses such as Mrs W M Reaves 802 East Division and 406 So Spruce. Also references to Franklin's Furniture Store on South Elm Street and general used furniture buying/selling.
Notice from the Hone Arkansas curb and gutter district board of assessors announces a meeting at Hope City Hall at 2:00 PM on Friday June 9 1939 to revise and readjust real property assessments. Any owner may apply for revision or adjustment of assessments for improvements erected or removed or for any reason and the requests will be considered. Dated May 2 1939 and signed by Orvie Reed Newton Pentecost E Greening.
Postmaster General Farley announced a 3 cent purple stamp for first day sale June 12 in Cooperstown New York to honor baseball origin 100 years ago. The stamp features a sand lot game with pitcher runner bats and a wreath and shows a church and schoolhouse in the background.
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