Editorial on federal balance and state reform in modern government
The piece argues the U S system relies on a well designed Constitution to protect individual rights. It discusses the need to revitalize state governments through reforms proposed by the Committee for Economic Development and notes Washington Governor Daniel J Evans urging a transfer of some duties to the federal level if states fail to adapt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Committee For Economic Development
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
Hurting a Movement in America
A reflective stance argues that bullying into society undermines social and economic equality. It says the majority race has made progress but must finish reforms, while minority leaders are harming the cause more than past oppression.
Fixed income risks and stock strategy for a retiree
A reader asks about choosing between cash from an annuity or a fixed life payout and whether to diversify into common stock for growth. The columnist suggests modest stock exposure, warns against fixed income erosion from inflation, and endorses a cash option to buy American Home Products at age 65. He also reassures another reader about mutual funds and safeguards against mismanagement fears, recommending no sale unless needed for income and noting favorable fund management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxboro
Norwich
Safeg
Whch
United Fund Anusuals
Roger Spears
The Nexus Claim Vietnam and the Negro Question
The piece argues a link is being forced between the Vietnam war and the Negro problem. It notes Bishop Sheen’s pullout stance and JFK era rhetoric, then critiques politicians like Kennedy and Unruh for using the issue to frame U.S. race and foreign policy, suggesting a growing public discourse on war, riots, and civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Tom
J. Sheen
Sheen
Buckley
Rochester
Robert Kennedy
San Francisco
Jesse Unruh
U.K. Corral
Howald Reagan
Kennedy
United States
Detroi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Indepeziente
Viennsmayterfere
Bishop Sheen
Elephant cough cures by ear wax and cautions on cough syrup
Dr Brady relates a case of a young man whose violent elephant cough ceased after removing ear wax causing a referred cough. He warns against suppressing cough and recalls dangers of narcotic cough syrups and unverified remedies from a neighborhood druggist. He notes homeopathic tips and a call for self care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twie
Alwys
PTA
Salute to the Salesman and Modern Public Relations
A column praises salesmen for their imagination and role in spreading scientific products to homes. It highlights Ken Hawthorne’s hotel breakfast tactic and argues salesmanship fuels American prosperity, urging readers to study advertising psychology and request Dr Cranes’s chart guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee Howethers
Edison
Marconi
CASE
Ken Hawthorne
Cleveland
Wayne Donnston
Tlinois Central
Servie
Glenn Frath
University of Wisconsin
America
Quotations on society and media from varied voices
A collection of aphorisms and quotes on ideas smog politics photography and culture. Notable lines reference an idea whose time has come and a critic on photography as political advertising. The mix includes comments on Italy Switzerland and democracy plus everyday observations and proverbs.
Tshombe in Peril as Kinshasa Readies Political Murder
An account of Moise Tshombe’s fall from Congo premier reveals his exile after Mobutu’s rise and threats of execution for high treason. The piece notes Mobutu’s instability, external influences from Johnson Haile Selassie and Soviet Russia, and the risk of renewed central African chaos if Tshombe dies. Continuous peril threatens Tshombe amid foreign and domestic political intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moise ‘Tshombe
Kinshasa
Leopoldville
Congo
University of Plano Press
Tesi
Rio
Africa
Tshomba
Tshombe
Kasavubu
Mobutu
Simba
Geneal Mobutu
Kalangan
Kasavuwu
Europe
Moebutu
Tsuombe
Johnson
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Meoulu
Soviet
Russia
Tshombe 5
Greatest progress in the 1st Century of ocean travel
The article notes major time savings in transatlantic and Pacific routes. It highlights a shift from multi‑leg crossings to streamlined voyages, and anticipates radical future improvements with screw propellers and iron steamships that would alter ship design and speed. It mentions Panama transit and rapid Pacific passages as early milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal
Atlantic
New York
San Francisco
Martin
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Panama
Isthmus
Pacific Coast
San Fancisco
Yokohama
Pacific
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roger E. Spear
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George
Critenmergee
Provident
Harriet
Toher
Robert F. Jackson Tang Toner
Scott Praddent
Monsgar
Charles W. Taugkiin
A. Redd
Trew
Andarean
Indiana
Carer
Madcon
Edvarca
Associated Press
AP News
Siapathen
Herald
Sally the Herald
William F. Buc
Mevic
Brady's Health Service
Poon Yan
Brady
Willam Brady
Carina
South Bew
Erry Hills
California
George W. Crane
Crane
Folklore
By William Wade
Italy
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Switzerland
Ormevelles
White House
Melvinian Smith
United Press International
Anderson
Ican
By Russell Kirk
James B. Martin
David Bushnell
John Stevens
Robert Stevens
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!