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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1939
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishbein reports Columbia University work showing chewing gum reduces restless movements and tension during a workday. Fatigue from overwork increases stress, while tea and coffee raise it. chewing gum may also aid certain tasks like typing and number checking.
Quiz responses on page one include false and true statements about Norway. Osta is claimed as Norway’s capital in one item, assertions about neutrality in the First World War are noted, and incomplete numbering appears with mismatched items.
Kentucky fans cheer as Al Kirwan’s 1938 squad, built from Manual High School roots, improves to five SEC victories and ends a winless streak of three-plus games. The two-squad setup, including the famed wrecking crew, gains respect with disciplined play and resilient comebacks.
Captain Dawson confronts Joey di Torio, owner of the Chateau, over Benthorne’s death. Di Torio claims alibis and hints at blackmail, while Dawson outlines the suspect’s motive, timeline, and the missing gun as ballistics tests loom. The tense confrontation sets up a closed murder case against Joey.
Mrs. Virginia Stover told police a thief waited after she washed her family’s clothes and fled with her from the clutch. Yale coach fired nine regular players, leaving the team with little to move forward.
A fragmented note describes Salex seeking to improve distribution of an open bed springs and a fin painted in silvery aluminum. The piece mentions a Salex jumper priced at 28 per vent and hints at production issues halting efforts.
Many people hold a general aversion to bats though Ute maine rhetoric notes bats feeding mainly on insects, suggesting an ecological link.
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