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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1940
Page
1
The article discusses the newspaper's policy on publishing tributes, memorials, cords and remembrances. It mentions space constraints and the handling of unsolicited manuscripts and reader submissions for memorial content.
An article discusses revived fascination with ancient marvels and pseudo scientific claims. It cites German reports of tissue from Egyptian mummies revived by solutions, notes cautious American scientists doubt the claims, and compares revived ancient hatreds and horrors to past eras.
A housekeeper sneaks to listen for painter progress but hears nothing. The painter explains he is not using a hammer to apply paint, signaling quiet work rather than loud hammering.
Pictured TM map shows landmarks and clues for a cross puzzle. Across entries include Blackhaw Relish Clingstone peach Wigwam beer amphibole and others. down clues cover postscript fetid drove numeral termination obtained on the lee part of the mouth dregs mast Kanarese baking part of stove and more.
Mrs Dolphus White of Gordon visited Hope yesterday with C Stuart of Columbus winning it. Rephan of the New York Bars Storey spent yesterday in Little Rock. Mr and Mrs Ben Ki Douglas and two sons John and Harry came from their plantation near Fulton yesterday. Roy Hi Cotton and daughter Carolyn left for Little Rock to make their home. Rev Gaston W Duncan Dr G A Cahnon and Mrs Geo Hinton went to Arkadelphia this morning to attend opening exercises at Chinchita college.
A brief look at Louis Golding's The World I Knew, noting its restless soul and restless city memories. The reviewer sketches New York ten years ago as fantastically rich yet illusory, a bubble of wealth amid a society underclass and pressure from racketeers and English butlers. The passage captures a period when everyone claimed wealth then collapsed into shared poverty.
Washington reports the United States government continues a long term effort to revive Latin American rubber production as a strategic asset. funded by Congress and led by the Agriculture Department three expeditions span the Amazon and Colombia to Jamaica and Peru. Estimates show yields could rise from 200-400 pounds per acre to about 1200 with new strains and proper conditions, reshaping the global rubber market in eight to ten years.
In Cleveland, Leo Faeching farms pigeons and bantams as a hen hatches a bantam egg with a newborn chick. In Brookfield a Plymouth Rock hen shelters three kittens with her brood. In Memphis Mrs. Shelby reports a Persian cat has adopted a guinea chick with eight kittens. A classroom joke ends with a boy’s witty reply about his father.
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