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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1968
Page
6
A cluttered classified page lists carpet cleaning by Curtla Yates and Hope Drilling and Water Well Co offering free estimates, air conditioner service, brick sales, Jeep sales at G and S Manufacturing, Blue Lustre carpet cleaner, and local items like a two wheel cow trailer. Phone numbers and Arkansas location appear for multiple listings.
The piece discusses Helen’s bridge play to win a slam, notes bid techniques by Oswald and James Jacoby, and includes reader questions on hangnails toe nails eczema and a bridge puzzle. It invites readers to buy Jacoby’s booklet Win At Bridge and send details to Nome Paper for the copy.
A reader asks about cures for persistent nail fungus and skin conditions. A doctor notes possible causes beyond fungus, such as infections and diabetes, and urges a skin specialist visit to find underlying causes and treatment.
The World Almanac notes Hoyle’s name became a byword for game rules though Edmond Hoyle died long before poker. His 1746 rules book didn’t mention poker, yet many works adopt Hoyle’s name. Also cites cautions about cauterized nail products causing irritation.
The page lists subscription prices by region and format with annual, quarterly, and monthly options. Advertising representatives are named for several states including Arkansas, Tennessee, Illinois, New York, Michigan, and Oklahoma, with addresses provided.
The Star announces candidates for public office under the November general election. The list includes Representative James E Pruden Jr and others, with clues and crossword style entries interspersed, presenting a mix of names, places, and terms.
Unclaimed wealth rises to billion-dollar levels as states increasingly seize assets through escheat laws. The article explains how heirs lose rights when owners die and assets pass to the state, and advises prompt actions like updating addresses and wills to keep property in the owner’s hands.
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