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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1938
Page
1
The piece explains removing odors and moisture from cooking via exhaust fans placed near ceilings or upper windows. It notes ventilation reduces smoke and dust, cites uncertain health risks from airborne pollutants, and recommends portable electric heaters for targeted warmth in homes especially for vulnerable individuals.
Bruce Catton comments on mystery fiction and praises two good series. He discusses tastes for puzzling yarns with credible characters and realistic speech, noting many modern mysteries miss the mark. The piece highlights McGuire’s A Funeral in Eden set on a South Sea island with a white colony.
In the early 1800s geologists were scarce and scorned by hinterland residents who treated a rock tapping visitor as a lunatic. William McClure, father of American geology, faced panic at a remote tavern as locals fled indoors. The article notes suspenseful reads and reviews novels by McGuire and Stout, praising entertaining storytelling and humor.
In 1938 Sweden stands out with 59 percent higher industrial output than 1925, minimal unemployment, and a thriving consumer economy. A Fortune Magazine survey credits stable wages, consumer co operatives, regulated farm prices, and a government bank, plus pump priming funded by future year deficits, as keys. The piece argues this mix sustains capitalism and democracy and invites Americans to study its example for possible adaptation.
Private citizen Philip Kazen from Laredo Texas returns from a border matter with Mexico’s interior secretary Garcia Tellez and has led to removal of a border sign urging Mexicans not to spend in the United States. Abe Pickus of Cleveland prepares for Europe aiming to press dictators and ministers on policy.
The third article by Dr. Fishbein explains summer cooling without artificial devices using insulation, awnings, and night air from open windows. Exhaust attic fans may aid cooling, drawing air through first and second story windows after sunset. Weather stripping and storm doors reduce cold leakage by about half while keeping sufficient ventilation. kitchens require proper ventilation.
Linda watches Brown Donald win a nerve racking race aboard Hellion as he battles rivals and a dangerous fall. After the finish he seeks Linda but must answer Merle’s call and faces a strained reunion at home later that night.
A Chicago suburb exchange centers on a neighbor contesting a school area rule to keep students on sidewalks. Principal explains lack of authority over private lawns, the issue shifts to parental responsibility and discipline. The piece blends a moral on civic duty with a playful tale of Lady Godiva and family lore about horse racing kin.
Gene Autry’s horse Q-Champ speaks of stardom in a playful Hollywood interview. The eccentric dialogue covers dressing rooms, horsepower, and a long family myth linked to Lady Godiva, with humorous footnotes about publicity and a white horse scene in Coventry.
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