Nicholson File celebrates centennial in Anderson
The Nicholson File Company marks 100 years in Anderson with a reception for executives Paul Nicholson Jr Stanley Livingstone and E Blair Fevre and management staff. Displays highlight technology advances from its roots to 2200 employees on two continents.
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General Motors
Anderson
Nicholson File Company
Madison County
Nicholson File
John H. Burton, Jr
Nicholson
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Paul C. Nicholson, Jr
Stanley Livingstone
E. Blair Fevre
Port Hope
Canada
Holland
Philadelphia
United States
Burton
When Will We Wake Up About Panama Canal Threats
A patriotic editorial accuses Washington of soft handling toward Cuban and other communist elements in the hemisphere. It warns that Panamanian Havana-trained agents threaten the Canal Zone, urges a hard line defending the canal, and declares the time to act is now to avert a broader loss in the cold war.
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Washington
Latin America
Panama
Pearl Harbor
United States
U. S
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
America
Laos
Cuba
British Guiana
Viet Nam
Panama Canal Zone
Growth stocks over $5 offer better value than cheap picks
A reader asks for stock suggestions under five dollars. Expert Roger E. Spear warns that very low priced issues are not inherently cheap and cautions against speculation. He recommends investing in growth stocks with substantial earnings and a minimum $100 purchase, noting commissions and risk.
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C. Py
Ings Bank
AL Features Corp
Kentucky Burley Growers Tax Break Explained
Investors worry over a tax break for Kentucky burley farmers amid 1963 market turmoil. Officials note growers faced losses as markets closed early, prompting consideration of tax implications for the year. A reader asks about education savings for a son using General Foods shares and dividends.
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Herenin
Mortimer Caplin
Kentucky
General Foods
Savings Bank
G.R
Watts
The Case Of Samuel T A Clergyman In Crisis
Samuel T aged 29 a brilliant clergyman struggles with intellectual snobbery and disdain for simple words. His wife laments shrinking pews as critics claim he shuns accessible speech despite good intentions. The request asks for advice to craft more engaging sermons and to remove the column for future consideration.
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Samuel
Washington
Samuel T
The Road To Freedom And The Human Price Of Slavery
A reflective piece arguing that history shows civilization advances only when individual freedom is preserved. It contrasts liberating progress with eras of suppression, citing Khrushchev era Russia and the enduring costs of oppression, urging not to ignore hard‑won lessons. It emphasizes the link between personal liberty, social progress, and human dignity.
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Mier Khrushchev
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Remt
Russia
Notable thoughts on devotion and clergymen in a column
The column discusses the roles of wives supporting their husbands, praising devotion and sacrifice, and contrasts a clergyman’s human values with Communist critiques. It references Jesus and fishermen, noting a failed attempt to share capitalist ideas and promising further reflection next Sunday.
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Samuel
Jesus
Brady Health Service Versus Modern Medical Fads
A fragmented editorial piece critiques doctors and diet trends, arguing that practical wisdom from antiquated health teachings remains valid. It cites Dr William Brady and Dr Oliver Holmes, contrasting traditional nutrition with modern medical fads and questioning claims of complete medical freedom.
Controversy and Advertising Tactics in Early Tobacco Trade
A disjointed review of cigarette coupon schemes and public health critique contrasts with marketing tactics by Philip Morris and Alpine cigarettes. It mentions calcium diets, government stance, consumer captivity, and a call for religious and public guidance, ending with a solicitation for Dr. Crane Meltot’s materials.
Folklore Witty Food Quips From A Food Editor
A string of humorous vignettes about everyday meals and manners. Tales range from a youth praising a girl for biscuits to a wife's praise of her husband’s appetite, a waiter’s surprise, and a columnist’s quip about fish. An American saying notes adversity as a learning teacher.
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Charley
The Shepherd Is Comfort for Hospital Calls
A public domain exhortation by Julien C. Hyer advises hospital visitors to be brief and cheerful. It urges a 10 minute visit, avoid dwelling on sickness, and not weary the patient. The note reframes care as practical, spiritual counsel for sustaining hope during illness.
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