Classified Ad Rates And Local Business Listings
Fragmented OCR text outlines classified display rates and policy notes for the Hope Star, including per inch charges, consecutive insertion rules, and deadlines. It also lists various local ads for plumbing, electrical work, appliances, furniture, sewing machines, and vehicles, with contact numbers and brief service descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Star
Singer Sales Ami
Singer
Texarkana
T.V
Wear Division
Sauna claims and health risks in modern clubs and homes
Reader asks about health benefits of saunas for adults, weight loss, and sinus relief. The reply states no proven benefits for health, warns of FDA action for devices claiming skin or aging benefits, notes water loss from sauna does not equal fat loss, temporary sinus relief may occur, and highlights risks of chronic nasal irritation and heat stroke. Advice includes doctor approval, 15 minute limits, sloped ceilings, wooden seats, and adequate ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
Misprinted cent piece discussed by coin expert
Reader letters ask about a mis struck 1968 cent with off center planchet. Frank Spadone notes such pieces vary in value by degree of error, date, and condition. He cites a 1960 cent valued around $25 and recommends Spadone’s Major Variety and Oddity Guide. A second letter asks whether a numismatist differs from a coin collector, with no clear answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numismatic Society
Spadone
Three Cue Bids Push Grand Slam In Bridge Match
In a Miami North position Cliff Russell uses classical cue bidding against West's overcall to seek a grand slam. Edith Kemp, a two-time Vanderbilt winner, demonstrates a sequence with six clubs then six diamonds as Cliff pressures for seven hearts, aided by Edith's strong opening. The column also arches into a word puzzle and a brief glossary note on numismatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Russell
Miami
West
East
Edith Kemp
Cliff
Edith
Helen Sobel
Smith
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Indian Boy Named in Castle Ditch Incident
Fragmentary OCR lists terms and phrases including Indian, 24, Mineral tar, New Zealand aborigines, angr ed, organic salt, eldery, swap, and a note on a boy's name linked to a castle ditch. Content is incomplete and reads as a glossary fragment rather than a cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Ditch
New Zealand
Drafts in homes and how to stop them this winter
Mr. Fix explains that sudden chilly air currents persist after insulation and weatherstripping. Inspect furnaces and registers, seal doors and windows, and check for cracks where molding and sills separate as houses settle to keep heat from escaping.
Home Fixes for Drafty Old Windows and Doors
Simple steps to reduce drafts include replacing cracked putty around double hung windows and ensuring the latch meets tightly. Reposition molding, adjust thresholds, seal fireplace gaps with cement, and check air conditioner seals with outdoor cover and duct closures.
Pine Bluff Police Chief Howard to Retire This Fall
Pine Bluff Police Chief William E. Howard will retire after a 20 year career. His last day is Thursday, with retirement effective October 16 after a vacation. Assistant Chief L. E. Buck Reed named acting chief by the Civil Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff, Ark
William E. Howard
Pine Bluff
Howard
L. E. ‘‘Buck’’ Reed
Hope Star Hope Dates and 1929 Consolidation History
The Hope Star and Hope Press merged in 1929 to form Hope Star under C. E. Palmer and A. H. Washburn. The piece traces ownership from 1875 through 1969, noting key owners, name changes, and corporate shifts, including Texarkana Newspapers, Inc. holding a 24 percent balance after Mrs. Palmer’s retirement. The history lists predecessor papers and their various titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOPE
Eae McCorkle
Ed. McCorkle
Hope News
Lowry Brothers
Withers & Johnson
Hope Telegraph
Claude McCorkle
Hope Mercury
James H
Cannon
D.A. Gean
Morning Hope Daily Press
C. E. Palmer
A.H. Washburn
Star and the Press
Hope Star
Palmer
Washburn
Star Publishing Co
Texarkana Newspapers, Inc
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Tole
Etter Printing «Co
Washington
Anat
Dale
Front Street
Senna
Walker
S. Main
Luck
Used Furniture CO
H.E. Luck
North Hazel
Harry Phillips
West 3Rd
Hope Volkswagen Inc
James Gaines
J.B. Ingram Jr
Barry’s* Grocery
Seletf, Wees
Larry Redlich
Orren Dozer Company
Kopane
Sweden
Ansve i CO
Dave Curtise
Walkers
Ciiftton Whitten
Blatt
McMullan Electric Service
Call
Singer Sewing Machine Services
Troy's Day Nursery
West Avenue B
Myrtle Primus
Stewart’s Jewelry Store
South Main
Fleetwood Mobile Homes of Mississippi, Inc
Fleetwood Circle
P.O. Box O
Lexington
Mississippi
Joel Smith
A-One
U.S
Texas
Studebaker
Greening Risors Insurance
Élettria
Home Furniture Co
Cail
S. Manufacturing Company
Callanes
Patman’s
Allis-Chamlers
Call Meroy White Auto Salvage
Springhill Road
Patmos
Ill West Avenue B
West Avenue G
Strout Realty
Lufkin
A.M. Hewitt
South
Walnut Street
Buck Williams
Edgewood
South Greening
Lane Semeens
Prescott
Highway 24
Main Street
Mack Hillery
By Wayne Brandstadt
Mort Reed
Mr. Reed
Carl V
Memphis
Tenn
Oswald
James Jacoby
Gos
Bak QI
Cea Baer
Webster
Bib
Eric the Red
Ward
Fundaimenta
Antway
Newsseper Enterprise Assn
By MR. Fix
Enterprise Assn
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Building
Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
Talaphone
Area
By Star Publishing Co
Alex, H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.m
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News Dispatches
Southern
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Hartford Bidg
Dallas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Midh
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Little Rock
U.S. District Court
Patrick Brinegar
S.O.G
Lock and Dam No. 4
Arkansas River
Pine Blut
Stuttgart
Barbara Jean Hobbs
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