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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1969
Page
6
Classified display rates shown at 1.25 per inch per day for 4 times 1.10 per inch per day for 6 times and 0.96 per inch per day for longer runs. Standing card ads priced at 20.00 per inch per month.
A scattered classified page lists sewing machine service and sales, a Singer move to a new location with up to 50 percent savings, tape re-recording, electrical work, a Fleetwood mobile homes dealership, overseas job offers with high pay, and an Texarkana Texas contact. Notable entries include Singer repairs and show at 109 West Division, McMullan Electric Service, Fleetwood Homes in Lexington Mississippi, and a Texas Texarkana job catalog line with 792-9078.
An OCR filled page fragment advertises a Pontiac Catalina 400 with tax and license included, from Pare mount Leasing Co. It also contains a long mixed crossword style clue list with multiple across and down entries including gold-washing, cattlemen, and marine terms, plus names Oswald and James Jacoby.
A reader asks about piles or hemorrhoids internal or external and their causes. Treatments vary by location and severity from astringent suppositories to incision for clots or removal for large veins. Other questions cover return-to-work after hemorrhoidectomy, vitamin C for colds with no proven benefit, and jungle rot transmission and treatment with fungicides.
The World Almanac explains that the darter or snakebird earns its name from a long slender dark green neck used to spear fish. It often swims submerged with only the neck visible, resembling a water snake in its swampy Florida and Georgia habitats.
Fragmented OCR text shows a mix of quotations on justice, honor, and duties attributed to Wilson and Disraeli, followed by jumbled, unreadable phrases about worry, time, and names. The readable portion centers on duty and justice, but overall the text is incoherent with many broken words and stray characters.
A compact history of Hope Arkansas newspapers traces the 1929 merger of The Star and The Press into Hope Star, detailing predecessors from 1875 to the consolidation. Mentions Claude McCorkle, Ed McCorkle, Campbell Cannon, D A Gean, C E Palmer, A H Washburn, and Texarkana Newspapers Inc as major players shaping the local press in Hempstead County. Includes a Chinese proverb and a Ralph Waldo Emerson quote as period curios.
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