Political Announcement for City Primary Candidates
The Star announces candidates subject to the Democratic city primary election on Tuesday November 28, 1939. Candidates listed include Attorney E. F. McFaddin Lawson and E. F. Glover.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1939
Page
1
Pave One Cranium Cracker Answers Summary
The list presents names from film figures including Robert Taylor Janet Gaynor and Lewis Stone. additional names include Jean Marten Clarke Guible Bodoan Nennett George Ban Crewe and Dan Grant. later items mention Feynehat Tone Katharing Togs bucen Irene Dunne and Robert Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pave One
Robert Taylor
Janet Gaynor
Lewis Stone
Jean Marten
Clarke Guible
Bodoan Nennett
George Ban Crewe
Dan Grant
Feynehat Tone
Katharing Togsbucen
Irene Dunne
Barbs warn of risky notes in April to United States
In April Russia reportedly sent love notes to the United States, a misstep noted by analysts. The piece warns that such gambits are unlikely to succeed and cautions readers about sensitive diplomatic chatter in maritime ports, while a Chinese student is described as being stunned by American fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
U.S
Eastern girls school adopts native costumes amid protest
In a noted stance at an eastern girls school, students dress in their own native outfits to express cultural pride while American men joke of taking headache powder. The piece also notes the Philippines national debt at $2 per expila, a figure joked as tiny compared with Japan’s debt.
Self sufficiency lessons from World War I in American industry
The article argues the United States learned during World War I that it could become more self reliant in critical sectors. It notes gains in synthetic rubber and dyes, new chemical processes, and the potential to extract minerals domestically, while warning that reliance on trade should be reduced but not eliminated to maintain healthy global commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Alaska
Wry Neck or Torticollis Aims To Tilted Heads
The article explains torticollis or wry neck, where the head tilts to one side due to contracted neck muscles. It notes it is often present at birth or develops in childhood, with possible improper muscle formation or birth trauma. Long-standing cases show shortened tissue, facial and skull deformity, and possible spinal twisting. Some cases are noncongenital from interior infection causing inflammation and neck stiffness.
Reptile Puzzle and Mixed Language Wordplay Extract
A scrambled horizontal and vertical word puzzle text presents clues and garbled phrases across numbers and hints. The fragment includes reptile references, pronouns, musical notes, and misread terms, suggesting a crossword style puzzle from a newspaper page with inconsistent OCR.
Addressing Pain With Heat Drugs Through Infections
The article advises avoiding reliance on heat and drugs for pain and rheumatic relief and emphasizes doctors should search for infection foci in teeth, nose, throat, or sinuses. Removal of infections may prevent recurrence and neck gland enlargement can root from head and neck infections. The fundamental treatment targets the infection source.
New York's Nightlife Boom Defies War Blues
An eager New York scene thrives amid war worries with a rush of entertainment. Broadway theatres, concert halls, and dance venues report brisk ticket sales and lavish productions. Consumers seek escapism in jokes, songs, and spectacle as the city enjoys a spendthrift mood across Times Square to Columbus Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Broad- Mary
Cinema Citacels
Fifth Avenue
Times Square
Columbus Circle
Falk
Qin Dhince
Qetuber Joyseekers
Mincison Square Garden
Wild Weel Rodeo
Manhattan
Te Ernini
Idhote
Balletan
Orey
Ballet Russe
Polo
Wiltiine
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