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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1940
Page
2
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A fragmented wartime meditation on democracy and the "common people" in Britain and America. It cites Churchill and World War II aims, contrasting noble calls for France and the rise of the common man with fears of elite rule, questioning postwar policy and England's democratic path.
Hannover dispatch notes Captain Zohn, age 72, returning to military boots as guns open the western offensive. The veteran soldier reenters duty in a summer campaign, drawing on memories from 1919 to confront renewed combat.
A civic advice piece argues marriage succeeds when partners cooperate and respect each other. It warns against pulling against one another, blaming roles, and treating the spouse as an opponent. Emphasizes teamwork, shared goals, and mutual effort for a healthy union.
Two current works on U S policy in Asia and imperial reach vie for attention. Robert Aura Smith argues embargoes can shift power in the Orient and stresses strengthening ties with democracies. William Haas editors offer a lucid view of U S possessions from Puerto Rico to the Philippines and the challenges of empire claim.
A brief note records that a person earned the Iron Cross first class during the World War and wore it along with the Iron Cross first and second class previously awarded. The fragment emphasizes the decorations received in the conflict.
In Norwalk district meeting traffic officers warned that women's wide hats are a frequent cause of automobile accidents and urged drivers to remove hats while driving.
Market listing shows poultry prices including heavy hens leghorns broilers eggs geese ducks with varied weights and unit prices noted in old style shorthand, reflecting a mid century rural trade bulletin from McRow Mill And Feed Co.
Answers list five famous quotations attributed to historical figures Calvin Coolidge Patrick Henry William T Sherman P T Barnum and Horace Greeley. The items include lines about not running liberty or death war is hell there’s a foal born every minute and go west urging youth to head west.
Bruce Catton reports the American Red Cross will open a Harvard Hospital in southern England on December 1 to treat epilepsy and other diseases from air raids. Led by Dr. John B. Gordon, with a 20-man staff, the facility will study epidemic spread and methods to prevent outbreaks for use in war and peacetime disasters.
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