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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1938
Page
1
A Cleveland engineer won about $8000 for a new welding process and his wife faced persistent sales pitches. An investment broker proposed a flawless plan to guard the prize, yet she argued for some spending on pleasures. The piece asserts that prudent excess can hedge against hard times and enrich life, praising reasonable, fun purchases like travel or a sports season.
The article explains that pneumonia is caused by many germ types, not a single one. It notes 22 or more forms with varying virulence, reports that 80 to 90 percent of people carry pneumonia germs in the mouth, and observes that most do not cause disease in healthy individuals. It also mentions germs can become dangerous if altered, and that they die quickly when exposed to sunlight, lasting about an hour and a half.
The page presents a long horizontal and vertical word puzzle with cross clues across multiple numbers. Entries include references to a regent of Hungary, various household items, plants, animals, metals, and cosmic terms, with lines indicating both Across and Down directions and a mixture of obscure and common terms.
Medical note cites Erwin and Williams on pneumonia dangers from airborne germs in poorly ventilated rooms and moist sputum. Emphasizes early diagnosis, treatment, and the role of nursing, with warnings about social behavior and protection during winter.
Bruce Catton highlights Hemingway’s new play The Fifth Column amid Madrid air raids and wartime tension. He argues the work reflects external danger and inner emotion, elevating the drama with fierce, swift writing. The collection includes two short stories and sketches, but the play remains the standout piece.
Publication advertising rates outlined for different insertions in a classifieds section. Includes word counts, minimum charges, and naming conventions for counting words and phone numbers. Also notes that orders by telephone are due and payable upon presentation of bill.
Local readers are invited to answer Cranium Crackers questions on page cue. The column lists five true or false prompts including Andrew Johnson succeeding Lincoln, and notes about military medical exams and pilots.
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