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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1968
Page
2
A reflective piece critiques rising highway fatalities and argues for personal accountability over fate. It urges drivers to rely on common sense, caution, and safe behavior, insisting that no machine or warning can replace prudent driving.
The article discusses Germany facing monetary collapse and price inflation, with officials stressing fiscal responsibility and currency value. It notes reluctance to print more money, comparisons to the United States dollar, and concerns over wage policy and economic strength.
An employer notes rising taxes and urges action to curb federal waste amid calls for scrutiny of social security and Medicare deductions. The letter cites an employee burden and projects retirement benefits, urging readers to contact Congress and the President before November.
Roger Spear discusses investment strategies for reliability and high returns with references to a merger, profit sharing, and tax considerations. The note mentions a forthcoming publication and provides contact details for Roger Hocald in New York.
Russell Kirk argues that Soviet leaders will crush Czechoslovakia to deter reform and unite Eastern Europe under Moscow. He contends Western appeasement fails as the Kremlin uses force, exposing the Communist system as inherently opposed to freedom and human dignity.
Dr William Brady reviews caffeine in coffee tea and related stimulants noting caffeine raises heart rate and blood pressure while tannins in tea provide stronger digestive effects. He cautions against boiling coffee and advises tea and coffee are not for children with a healthful heart impact.
Dr. Crane discusses an Applied Psychology textbook chapter on religion, noting student interest in church psychology. He cites Michigan survey data showing high church membership and argues atheism links to communism and anti capitalist views. He invites readers to request a booklet and his psychology charts.
A humorous folklore piece recounts a man in town who jumps into a prickly bush to scratch out his eyes, repeats the act in another bush, and ends with a reflection on wisdom. It includes variations, a Virgil-inspired version, and an American saying about friendship and prosperity versus adversity.
The piece recounts Hubert Humphrey facing a public setback when Chicago Mayor Daley avoided endorsing him at a crucial convention moment. It suggests President Johnson may have retaliated for Humphrey’s Vietnam remarks, undermining Humphrey’s path to the nomination and possibly his White House prospects.
Short Thoughts describe dividing flour and butter into portions on a pe board and layering with water to form paste. Coconut pudding outlines ingredients including grated coconut butter sugar wine and brandy with orange and lemon flavors baked in pie paste. Paste for tarts details mixing flour, egg white foam water and butter to roll thin sheets for tarts with a quick oven.
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