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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1973
Page
4
Dear Dr Lamb answers a reader about a 60 year old husband who uses two bourbons daily on an empty stomach. The doctor warns against alcohol as a tranquilizer, urges addressing underlying nervousness, and recommends gradual exercise starting with evening walks and then activities like tennis or golf to improve fitness and reduce reliance on alcohol.
A dense schedule list from a local TV guide showing programs running from 6:00 a.m. to midnight across cartoons, news, movies, game shows, and public affairs. Notable titles include I Dream of Jeannie, The Six Million Dollar Man, The Fuller Brush Man, Hangover Square, and Payment on Demand. Several days and time slots feature CBS and NBC news blocks, sports, and local programs such as Arkansas: Tuesday and Razorback ’73.
Aries to Pisces zodiac readings warn of missteps and tense decisions. Each sign faces risks from responsibility shirk to guarded finances, urging caution, cooperation, and seeking expert advice before contracts or legal matters.
A horoscope style note says you will accomplish much this year through effort and merit. It advises making haste slowly, setting a course, and sticking to it as ENTERPRISE FEATURES presents guidance.
A bridge note explains a safe insurance maneuver for the North hand led by D Yakqja and J82 Q1074 West. Jim James Jacoby recalls a strategy to remember from a past era and emphasizes careful signaling and timing to secure the winning trick.
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills plans a news conference this week at Baptist Medical Center to discuss his health and future plans after back surgery to remove a ruptured spinal disc. Doctors said surgery was successful and Mills is progressing well, though exact timing awaits doctor approval.
Yesterday and today show a skyline of high flying rides as the carnival continues. The scene features sharp contrasts with pasties drawing attention while medical progress reduces the visibility of freaks.
Richard Coleman bought a junk merry-go-round for 250 dollars and built a nationalized carnival. The piece grew from a roadside curiosity into a thriving midway circuit. Estimates say 600 to 1,000 shows operate in North America with up to 75 million Americans and five million Canadians viewing midway attractions before winter.
The Coleman show, New England’s finest, bonds family ownership with fairness after decades of rodeo-era chaos. Fans chase thrills while critics note higher prices and safer, bulkier midway power, as collectors and workers recount raises, scams, and the enduring lure of carnival illusion.
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