Treasury warns amateurs as silver profits loom in crisis
Wal lace cautions that pros profit from expenses at a New York numismatic event as the government nears the June deadline to redeem silver certificates at $1.29 an ounce. The 1965 Silver Coinage Act shifts dimes and quarters to copper-nickel with a silver core, halting private sales and fueling speculative activity.
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Six Months Work Year Predicted for Americans
A Southern California Research Council study forecasts Americans will work only six months a year within 17 years to maintain current living standards. A Betty Furness remark notes consumer repair issues as homes automate, while the piece humorously warns that if people work less for themselves they may have to work the other half for government programs.
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Alternatives for Extra Income In Successful Investing
Investor Roy Spear discusses four lower yielding stocks to hold or replace for more income. He suggests selling Bank of America Central Nat Bank Purolator and exchanging for Lorillard Ohio Edison and CIT Pacifi G E 6% preferred to boost annual income about 60 and 400 over time. Also considers Bell Tel Penn 6% 2008 or Houston Electric 6% 1868 bonds for about 70 yearly, with capital preserved. Recommends patience on American Cyanamid. recovery seen but court ruling may sap near term gains while long term looks favorable.
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Fea, Corp
Not So Reverent Rev Abernathy in Washington
Paul Harvey reports on Ralph David Abernathy directing the poor people's campaign in Washington. He faces accusations of extortion while collecting funds from churches unions and others. The piece notes large donations and the high costs of the effort amid controversial past actions and political ties.
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Yankee beriberi and vitamin B advice from Dr Brady
In a health column Dr Brady discusses beriberi as a nutritional deficiency, noting North American cases are milder and often unrecognized. He credits vitamin B complex as a heart tonic, urges daily protein and B intake, and invites readers to mail questions with self addressed envelopes to Dr William Brady in Beverly Hills.
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Preamble excerpt from the United States Constitution
The text presents the Preamble announcing aims to form a more perfect union establish justice ensure domestic tranquility provide for common defense promote general welfare and secure blessings of liberty for the people of the United States. It shows foundational goals rather than events or actions.
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Worry Asks About Marriage Insurance And Divorce Rates
Dr George W Crane discusses the idea of marriage insurance as a safeguard against divorce and related health issues. He notes the rising 2041 divorce rate and suggests psychological rules for maintaining a stable home to reduce fears of spousal breakdown.
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Folklore by William Wade Echoes and Quotations Across Sects
A collection of quotations and fragments from diverse voices including Pere Wing, Rib Lake Herald, Irving Howe, Eliezer Greenberg, the American Trucking Association, and Igor Stravinsky. It juxtaposes insights on God, civilization, art, and life’s extremes with satirical witticisms about money, fame, and health.
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Wise
Herald
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Igor Stravinsky
Noah
Five Life Rules for Harmony and Budgeting in Church Life
Advice stresses spiritual focus over tavern temptations and urges practical aims. It outlines erotic technique training like piano practice, budgeting to avoid excess, and planning children in pairs with 18 month spacing while promoting open affectionate communication between partners.
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Chile
Helen Keller and Cynthia Defy Adversity in Daily Life
In tribute to Helen Keller, the piece highlights Cynthia a deaf ten year old who communicates through lip movements reading writing and pantomime. It argues that disability does not define potential noting Keller and Cynthia as examples of virtue and achievement born from hardship.
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Hellen Keller
Robert Louis Stevinson
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Perous
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Why were German dirigibles so successful in World War I
The column notes German high command used zeppelin airships to bomb London and British cities due to their high operating altitude. It credits America with helium to improve safety but cites disasters Shenandoah Akron and Los Angeles as later losses, while non rigid blimps continued Navy work. It teases a future column on circumnavigation records.
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