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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1967
Page
6
September 19 1967 classified listing notes Toris Mail stands available at 20 dollars each inc. buyer to arrange pickup with Hope Star ads desk.
Reader questions cover chest pain tests and causes such as pleurisy and heart disease. A doctor explains diagnostic steps including history, physical exam, chest X ray, electrocardiogram, and pulmonary function tests. He defines interstitial pulmonary fibrosis and notes possible hydrocortisone relief. He outlines fungal lung infections, cancer distinctions, and treatments like amphotericin B.
In Hempstead County Arkansas probate notice for the estate of J B Carman deceased No 2093 last known address Route 5 Prescott Arkansas death date August 28 1967 instrument dated April 28 1958 admitted to probate September 8 1967 executor appointed contest must be filed within lawful time all claims must be presented within six months from first publication first published September 12 1967 executor Dorris Carman Route 5 Prescott Arkansas advertisement includes rates and contacts for Star Publishing Co and various advertising representatives
Real estate notice advertising a chicken farm with 40,000 capacity cages for layers or replacements, a brick home, tenant house, and 80 acres of land. Information requested by writing Box M in care of Hope Star.
Newspaper Enterprise Association describes Victor Molla's humorous bridge book Bridge in the Menagerie with characters the Hideous Hog and the Rueful Rabbit. A sample hand features the rabbit misplaying a defensive swindle as West opens with a diamond. The rabbit fails to follow expected play and misleads with a jack.
An American Bar Association public service feature explains how ancient and modern auctions rely on open bidding. It notes illegitimate fake bids and charity bid shenanigans are frauds, while once the hammer falls a binding contract exists.
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