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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1939
Page
1
Fragmentary note discusses fatigue from training and the burden on the heart kidneys and other tissues. Mentions restlessness during marching and excessive exercise leading to fatigue.
The article discusses Senator Taft's proposed seven point Republican platform including reducing government costs repeal of the payroll tax and capital gains tax repeal of the Guffey Coal Act and amendments to wage and hour laws. It notes Democrats may benefit from clarity but warns campaigns will likely be broad and distracted by issues and personalities as the nation faces unemployment ahead of the 1940 vote.
Dr. Henry A. Christian, ex Harvard medicine professor, warns that excessive exercise harms health. He notes many adults overdo activities like handball and tennis to lose weight, especially after 40, while moderate, gradual weight loss through diet and moderate activity is safer as the body ages. Over 50, the body resists stresses of youth and high weekend usage can be detrimental.
Puzzle clues list a set of cross reference terms and answers across horizontal and vertical sections. The page includes references to a famous screen actress, puzzle numbers, and related wordplay. The content appears to be a crossword puzzle solution snippet with partial answers and labeled directions.
The McCaskill Home Demonstration Club held its November meeting with Mrs Dora Wortham. New officers elected for December include President Mrs Claude Bradley and Vice President Effie Porterfield. Members discussed holiday decorations, toy making, needlework, meat canning, and plans for a community Christmas tree. The Ovan St Paul club met November 1 with reports from committees, demonstrations on persimmon pudding, and a long list of officers for the coming year.
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