03 Oct 1940
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1940
Page
1
Incomplete OCR hints at a hospital named for the late Alfred JuPant with a dual role as medical facility and school for youths. Text suggests a training or instructional function alongside care, mentioning twisted bodies to be mended.
Opened July 17 the hospital now runs a medical program with about 60 patients. Plans include a laboratory, vocational and general schooling, convalescent college, past graduate courses for nurses, a pool and playhouse, and spaces for occupational and physical therapy. Indigent crippled children from Delaware are admitted. Facilities include outpatient clinics gymnasium operating booths wards and a research ward. Dr Shanis aims to start an occupational therapy department this fall and dedicate a 14 bed ward to research.
Readable fragments show talk of Whilerism evidence removal and alleged 1878 telephone words, a Stone-crush er theft from a Michigan gravel pit, and references to Japanese and French forces near a place named Dong Dang. A Cleveland suburb councilman is chosen and expected to begin speaking in routine fashion.
A clever squirrel fills its stash with as many nuts as it can find, storing in preparation for a potential severe winter. The anecdote highlights the creature’s bold hoarding instinct and resourcefulness.
A 1940s style appeal by Edna Perber argues Americans crave belonging from birth through unions and clubs while criticizing fear of foreigners. It defends immigrants and refugees as essential contributors to America, urging inclusion and active participation in civic life and labor.
An AP London report describes a RAF officer narrating a flyover near the coast with parachute drops. He recalls calm skies at first, then anxiety as a pilot circled, the crowd sheltering below, and distant sirens, while reflecting on democracy and unity amid looming economic fears.
Mrs Alexander George offers practical tips for nutritious school meals this fall. She stresses hot foods, proper sterilization of jars, and varied fruits and vegetables to boost Johnny and Mary's health. The guide includes safe reheating, cold storage, and creative, kid friendly lunchbox ideas.
An old style ad touts a potion claiming to cleanse the kidneys and remove poisonous wastes from the blood. It warns of backache and energy loss if toxins remain, urging readers to take Doan'e Pills to purge harmful deposits and restore vitality.
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