05 Sep 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1939
Page
1
E Palmer president Alex Washburn editor and publisher AP NEA rate policy states advances only. City carrier 1c weekly 5c monthly 6.50 annually. Mail Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller Lafayette counties 3.50 yearly elsewhere 6.50. Tributes and memorials charged. Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
The piece contrasts historical population shifts from ten children per eight adults to a modern ratio of ten children per twenty adults. It notes more older workers retaining jobs, impacting youth career entry. The essay suggests programs like the CCC and NYA will persist regardless of administration or prosperity levels.
The piece notes ongoing pension and refund payments from historic programs. It cites pensions to two datiesters and Mexican War veterans’ families, and $963,000,000 collected by the AAA refunds program now seeking $550,000,000 in 29,000 claims. Only 13,000 approved, 10,287 rejected for $37,000,000. The experiment ended, bookkeeping lingers.
A heavily read puzzle page lists clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes references to composers, instruments, aquatic terms, and common nouns forming a mixed theme with many missing letters and partial hints. The grid invites solver engagement and cross-checking for accuracy.
The article surveys sleep science, noting variability in how people sleep and how long. It quotes experts on bedtimes and two sleeper types, mentions phases of sleep, and discusses the impact of daily routines, digestion, and late snacks on rest.
A fragment from a 1936 book review quotes Winston Churchill style warnings about Europe. It discusses compulsory service, Poland, and urging Russia and the Baltic states Lithuania Latvia Estonia to join a defensive front versus Nazi expansion. It portrays a plan for a united eastern front with Western support.
A Cranium Cracker note explores a circle circumference approximation and travel times. It discusses a duke crossing distances by water at six miles per hour and by road at one mile per hour, noting a faster drive directly to a doctor's office if a horse is ready. Tomorrow features combinations of the devis.
Natice Washington Gin Company gins and wraps up to 523 pound bales at 3.50. All bales over 525 pounds incur additional per pound. Also store seeds. A N Stroud will haul bales into Hope Compress for yeach. A WN Stroud of Washington Ark offers limited time specials. New location with new equipment. Kosan School of Cosmetology offers courses and private lessons at 35.00. Free literature. Aug 29-Sept 5-12. Services offered radio repair service and replacement ports. All work guaranteed. Radio service. Phones Ray Allen. 28a.
The report outlines Wilson and his son Bob, a 10 year old pitcher, in a local beach scene. It mentions Reds team bravado and the boy’s growing skill as he travels with the AMA squad, aiming for major league ambitions and future milestones.
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