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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1961
Page
4
Dear Abby answers readers on identity money and honesty in the workplace. A 14 year old admits feeling flat chest concerns, a 12 year old's allowance sparks conflict, and a middle aged new coworker misstates marital status. Abby advises focusing on character, earning, saving, and respecting privacy.
In a Centennial reflection, the piece argues against reviving Civil War memory. It cites apathy, staged mock battles, and rewritten history, urging modern society to learn from the conflict without celebratory revisiting. It praises unity, warns against sectional animosities, and urges action over aging concerns.
A essay-style critique shifts from self interest to road safety, arguing that sports car psychology makes drivers faster and riskier. It warns tiny car drivers are especially vulnerable to this mindset and urges all motorists to respect traffic laws and exercise caution on crowded highways.
The piece argues for a federal truth in lending bill to disclose financing costs on consumer credit. It contends that clear total price disclosures protect the poor and ignorant from excessive interest, while not harming business, and would strengthen the economy.
In Rome the author revels in timeless landmarks and modern chaos. St Peter's Colosseum and Caesar's tomb stir awe while Doney's café frames lively sidewalk watching. Taxi drivers barrel through without horns, prompting prefatory prayers as the city breathes history and energy.
Donnie B. 11, stuttering case, is urged to break the Stutter Triangle corners by changing tone, language, or audience. Demosthenes pebbles and tonguing remedies are cited. The doctor suggests tongue-biting technique, social poise tips, and requesting his booklet with a stamped return envelope.
A jumble of anecdotes features Teddy Roosevelt forgetting his gun in a White House drawing room and Henry Albritson enduring a smoky train ride. Frank Lehman recalls his wife’s gift of a shabby hunting coat on his birthday.
Chauncey Marshal and wife express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness. Thanks extend to Mayor Wadley and Ralph McKibben for help. Mr and Mrs E E DeVore Chauncey SEVERANCE 38 PRINCIPAL NEAR SOMERSET Bert Severance Jr named Sheridan High School principal replacing Don Rushing.
Fulbright gains early victory in his bid to curb anti Communist indoctrination efforts. He urged Defense Secretary McNamara to bar extremist speakers at planned War College seminars and National War College programs. The article notes protests by critics and mentions several named figures and institutions.
The article explains how a child’s growth and happiness suffer when a family member is physically or mentally ill. It notes a shortage of adequate professional help, the stigma around mental illness, and low rates of seeking treatment. Data on state hospital care, public attitudes, and treatment outcomes are discussed. It also covers costs of college education and typical tuition.
Agnes Stevens of Detroit visited her mother Mrs. Alice Ward in Langsville. Michael Dexter of Huntington stays with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wright. Several locals and guests from Mason and Akron joined a Forked Run Lake picnic. Carl Gorby and family travel to Arkansas. Theron Morris fills in as substitute mail carrier during the absence.
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