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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1968
Page
6
A noisy fragmentary classified note offers carpet cleaning by Blue Lustre and rental of an electric shampooner from Hoie Furniture Co. The ad mentions a contact number PR7-3431 and appears mixed with stray phrases and nonstandard text. The readable items emphasize cleaning and rental service offers with unclear surrounding copy.
The article explains IQ tests measure mental age and a score of 100 times mental age over real age, but many experts doubt they reveal inherent ability. It notes test wise scoring, boredom, or poor mood can distort results. Modern psychology sees multiple intelligence facets needing separate tests, focusing on a child’s unique aptitudes rather than comparing to others.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss the rule of eight ever nine never in bridge. They analyze when to finesse or drop the queen, noting the drop with nine is often marginal and planning should adapt to information. A sample hand shows South facing a four spade contract and how finessing and trump management influence the outcome.
The Star lists candidates for the General Election in November naming Representative James E. Pruden Jr as a candidate. The notice includes the statement that entries are subject to official action and reflects a formal electoral declaration.
A fragmented word puzzle lists clues and partial solutions including references to Frank O Neal, three fans, three-legged items, a caldron, and a three-horse Russian team. It weaves cryptic names, genus terms, and filler phrases across a grid with several missing letters and cross clues.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists various mail rate figures and advertising office addresses in multiple cities plus a set of vocabulary clues. The readable parts reference One Month and Three Months rates, a college student offer, and several postal offices across Arkansas and other states with scattered numbers. The text also ends with a miscellaneous clue list including animal names and common nouns.
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