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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1971
Page
3
Hope Star's September 17 1971 issue lists display and classified ad rates and policies. It covers telephone accepted ads, payment terms, word counting, and insertion rules. It also advertises furniture services, cleaning, and repair ads with contact numbers. The page shows general instructions for classification listings and deadlines.
A teenage reader asks Helen Help Us about marital strain and a wife whose vanity and self neglect challenge a 25 year marriage. The letter outlines perceived flaws including arrogance, secret overeating, poor hygiene, and nagging about conversations. The piece frames the male ego under threat and invites guidance.
Ordinance No. 878 adopts the Land Development Code for Hope Arkansas. It defines use regulations and makes violations misdemeanors with fines up to fifty dollars and daily penalties. The ordinance takes effect immediately, passed September 11, 1971.
Dear Dr. Lamb advises a 93 year old truck gardener to cook for himself using simple methods. Start with a balanced diet, consider one meal a day by boarding out, use vitamin tablets, soups, and grilled or boiled meats with vegetables. He suggests roasting, freezing portions, and adding fresh produce from a truck patch.
Philadelphia AP report quotes Bronsn Clark, head of a Quaker service group, saying Nixon will not find a solution in Peking to the Indochina war. Clark, returning from a three week visit to Red China, says Chinese priority is withdrawal of American troops and settlement of the war.
The fragment shows a bridge bidding sequence with West North East South shown and the note lh 2h. The readable text is sparse and lacks a full hand description or outcome for a complete summary.
Bridge card text shows a north south confrontation with auction and opening lead. Players consider bids including 2 and 4NT with pass sequences. The fragment notes AQIOTS and WAQIT holdings and vulnerable pass decisions affecting slam possibilities.
In a team of four bridge match, South uses the Culbertson grand slam force with five no trump to probe for seven with two top trumps. North opens hearts, shifts clubs to diamonds, East passes after a heart read, and the grand slam is reached. South weighs a six versus seven diamonds choice, redoubling six for a 40 point gain despite the seven diamonds sat on as a potential overtrick.
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