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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
2
The author argues modern adolescent reading is thriving with abundant high quality works and accessible libraries. She stresses personal libraries over free texts, highlights biographies like Leader of Destiny and The Happy Autocratic Longmans, and notes reading as education, memory, and character building for youth.
Peter Mendelssohn, newly translated to English readers, presents largely autobiographical fiction about exile from Nazi Germany. The novel follows a newly married couple on the Riviera, their return to Germany, persecution, and a husband who defends a Jew and is jailed. It portrays state oppression, exile, and revolt through a fast moving dramatic narrative.
The text appears to be fragmented and inappropriate content discussion about an adult literature title. It references Marquis and Bobbs-Merrill and comments on ownership by families, with unclear context and no coherent news item. The readable content cannot form a proper news summary or factual item.
FRESCOTT Ark Construction has begun on the Cox Brothers Cotton Seed Oil Mill in Prescott after a year of Chamber of Commerce efforts. W E Cox and Sons Monroe Ray Willie Ernest and Herbert Cox are building a 50 ton capacity mill with modern buildings and convertible machinery that can crush soy beans and peanuts as well as cotton seed, the only mill of its kind in Arkansas.
The crushing mill plans a peanut butter plant and mixed feed unit near Nevada County. Start of operations expected March with around 25 workers, rising to about 100 within a year. Area farmers gain a local cash market for peanuts soybeans and cotton seed, aided by favorable freight terms. Ernest Cox plans to relocate to Prescott this Christmas. Chamber buys George F Cross property east of town for a new complex of about two and a quarter acres. Patterson’s auction sale of entire merchandise set for Saturday November 5 at 2 PM on Est Third Street.
Victor Wats aged 58 long served as editor and executive in the Hearst newspaper organization. He leapt from an 11th floor hotel window Thursday at the Hotel Abbey. A note was found in his room with the message Gael forgive me for everything. Domestic details mention Chicago Bears players in a separate fragment.
Louisiana and Arkansas railway plans to issue and sell an $850,000 promissory note to partly finance maintenance and improvements of existing brickage. RFC would guarantee the note with collateral security including a $650,000 first mortgage on properties in Louisiana Arkansas and Texas and bonds at 6 percent.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss adding small quantities of copper and manganese to peat soils in the Florida Everglades to stimulate growth. The text suggests unproductive land becoming productive with such amendments.
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