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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishbein argues that medicine sustains humanity during war. He contends physicians determine fitness for service and enable rehabilitation, warning that medical voices shape national policy and public health amid conflict.
A 1900s style testimonial proclaims Nash's C. L. Tonic as a remedy for malaria, chills, biliousness, and sluggishness. It claims thousands take the tonic in the South, guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer, and lists Ward & Son in Hope as a local seller.
Reporter Bob Tait travels with Nelda Starr through Pacific Plaza to a private apartment where Nelda introduces him to Harris Rogers. Nelda, a dangerous, ambitious singer with a costly car and a provocative perfume, hints at deeper plots around Lud Dombey and a vanished “The Cat's Meow” record as Tait recalls past threats against his life.
The piece reflects on epidemics and disease’s toll in historic conflicts and the ongoing need for medical service after wars. It notes forty thousand physicians in the last great war aiding troops and veterans, and contrasts Allied medical mobilization with Britain’s example while segueing to a domestic scene about a quarrel over possessions.
Unrest erupts in Jerusalem as violence intensifies while none of the major powers has proposed a four power conference. Reports also humorously note cows near Moscow supposedly eating with false teeth and question artificial milk. Uganda faces renewed tribal warfare after a long peace.
A current French stamp marks 40 years of radium achievement by Pierre and Marie Curie. Pierre Curie began his first physics professorship at the Sorbonne and, with Marie Curie, pursued radio activity research since 1898. Their work led to polonium and radium isolation and broad use for humanity. Marie Curie succeeded him as professor after his 1906 death, continuing the honored legacy.
Fragmentary OCR reports a Dolgeville New York incident involving a responsive man and a blackout event. Four rounds of spukhetli occurred in about fourteen minutes, highlighting an embarrassing lapse connected to the Joneses and a controversy around the continental racuntelli.
An advertisement promises relief for lingering chest colds and bronchial irritation with Creomulsion. It claims the product acts quickly on inflamed mucous membranes to loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A list of farm animals including mares and horse mules with weights, Jersey Milch cows with milk and fresh status, yearlings, heifers, bull, calf, and a large quantity of grain and hay. Additional items include hay mower, cycle grinder, cultivators, harrows, drills, stalk cutter, farm wagons, plows, and breaking equipment.
Brief, damaged OCR text references a statement about sprinting but provides no full facts, names, places, or outcomes. The readable portion suggests a claim about someone racing or a conversation, but lacks verifiable context or details.
George Wright a 70 year old attorney in Council Bluffs has canceled his wake plans. He says friends invited ten years ago are dead or scattered. Wright held wake insurance maturing October 31 1998. trustee J C Wan sen reported Wright’s decision.
The Star notes tentative candidate amendments await city Democratic primary action. Roy Ahlenman Ward four Syd McMath attend Wright funeral rites. many others present, few absent.
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