Winter Philosophy: Adults and Children Face Winter Differently
The essay contrasts how children embrace winter with eager play and curiosity, while adults dread higher costs and hazards. It argues adults can adopt a childlike philosophy by accepting conditions cheerfully and valuing the coming of spring as a source of motivation.
Fluoridation Debate and Civic Cautions
The piece weighs fluoridation of city water, noting strong opposing views and calls for careful discussion. It cites public skepticism, political angles, and the ADA poverty program, urging cautious council action and balanced presentation of arguments. It also mentions tax policy and a poet’s endurance, with other brief civic observations.
Miscellaneous witty insights and trivia notes from a columnist
A collection of quirky facts and quips on gifts diets animals and psychology. Notable items mention a 2500 person survey on Christmas gifts a 65 man Monaco army and a 150000 pound lifetime eating estimate. The piece closes with quotes from Edgar Wallace and Christopher Morley.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Robert Q. Lewis
Charles
Jacques
Edgar Wallace
Christopher Morley
Moderate Senate Rise Shapes New Democratic Bloc
The incoming 15 Senate Democrats, led by Len Lyndon Johnson, are mostly moderates with eight former House members. Republicans Keating Scott and Prouty also bring House experience. Potential shifts on civil rights hinge on filibuster reforms as new Senators Hartke Muskie Hart Cannon Moss McGee Gruening join the chamber.
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New York
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Ill
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Jacob Javits
Clifford Case
Clair Engle
California
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
FE. L. Bartlett
Alaska
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Harrison A. Williams Jr
New Jersey
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Jennings Randolph
Engle
McCarthy
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Bartlett
Dodd
Williams
Young
Randolph
Keating
Scott
Prouty
Vance Hartke
Evansville
Ind
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Muskie
Maine
Michigan
Philip A. Hart
Howard Cannon
Las Vegas
Nev
Frank Moss
Utah
Salt Lake County
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Ernest Gruening
Billy B 9 Failing at School From Too Many Moves
Doctor Crane evaluates Billy B a shy foster child with IQ 108 after four school changes in four years. He warns parents that moving disrupts learning and urges stability and home tutoring guidance to help behavior and arithmetic. He promotes a booklet How to Tutor Children at Home with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents.
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Billy
Billy B
America Set To Use More Instalment Credit
Finance firm leaders forecast a record 42% billion dollars in instalment credit for 1959 as auto sales gain, with consumers expected to repay about 40 billion this year. Personal incomes rise and job stability boost confidence, while debt remaining end 1959 around 36 billion. Dietz cites strong credit management and rising after tax income as support.
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Finance Company
Arthur C. Dietz
C. I. T. Financial Corp
U. S
Norris A. Wildman
Beneficial Finance Co
New York
Dietz
Huge Hulk of a farmer marries city gal in potato plot
A farmer marries a city woman claiming he grows enough potatoes for her family but three years of poor crops lead to divorce. The tale blends humor and misfortune as fortunes rise in frozen foods and a party marks a mansion purchase.
Public Forum on Fluoridation Debate in Athens
Lizbeth Huntsman urges listening to expert opinion in Athens on water fluoridation after letters criticizing the plan. The message cites American Dental Association and National Institute of Municipal Law Officers supporting fluoridation as non medication and beneficial for public health.
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the Messenger
Athens
American Dental Association
United States
National Institute of Municipal Law Officers
Lizbeth Huntsman
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Two Paths of Minds Power and Science Across the World
The piece contrasts inherited wealth with innate character and divides visionaries into two groups. It cites Sorokin on industrial giants and argues a new political aristocracy rises alongside scientists reshaping war and peace. It notes Rickover’s submarine breakthrough and missiles altering global power and diplomacy.
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Rothschilds
Morgans
Rockefellers
Fords
Carnegies
Cecil Rhodeses
Nasser
Rockefeller
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Hitler
Mussolini
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Peron
Hyman Rickover
North Pole
Great Britain
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Europe
Africa
Soviet Russia
Health For Today Reflects On Child Rearing And Habits
A Health for Today feature surveys child behavior, pressure, self sufficiency, dental care, fencing as exercise, and fashion folly. It cites Socrates, the Kansas State Board of Health, and the New England Journal of Medicine while joking about clothing buttons and societal stress.
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New England Journal of Medicine
NEJM
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Cheerio
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday edition prices including 7 cents for a single copy and 45 cents a week for home delivery. Mail rates show monthly and yearly options with regional rates for Ohio and West Virginia.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
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