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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
4
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr apologizes to Senator Humphrey for bringing up his war record in the West Virginia primary. Humphrey accepts and notes politics can get out of hand. The incident emphasizes the high tension of the upcoming 1960 campaigns and the need to stick to truth and issues.
The report projects teachers, who work mainly in mental labor, deserve greater pay but doubts an equal salary alignment with high paying physical service careers. It frames the wage gap as a broader issue of moral actions over economic criteria.
A humorous piece targets middle aged discontent, offering tongue in cheek cures. It contrasts women’s coping rites with a man’s mood swings and ends by suggesting growing old as a final escape from feeling middle aged. The essay mocks self help tropes and urges action rather than resignation.
A reader worries about giving a milkman a back door key and a jealous husband. Abby advises keeping the key and matching respect to marital wishes. Other letters discuss dining etiquette after spotting a dead fly on a steak and a teen’s view on parental strictness with a public defense of prudence.
Historical overview of Japan from isolation to modern power. Key events include Perry's 1853 visit opening trade, Meiji reforms, the 1894-95 wars with China, 1904-05 Russo-Japanese conflict, and 1914 alliance actions. Notes US reactions, the 1919 Students Strike, 1922 Washington Conference, and Japan's reliance on Manchuria and China markets amid limited arable land and resources.
A portrait of campaign staff across parties showing volunteers and paid operatives aiding Nixon Rockefeller Kennedy Johnson and Stevenson camps. Key figures include Leonard Hall James Bassett Edward Rogers Jack Crown Theodore Kennedy Robert Kennedy Chester Bowles Truman and various party veterans guiding strategy.
Dr Crane counsels how blunt bosses alienate workers and harm health. He advises adding cordial tone and specifics in recommendation letters, using a simple checklist and a mailed request for his employment aid booklet.
OMERSET MAUGHAM quit writing for the theatre years ago after big hits and turned to novels and essays. He said few drama critics wield too much power, able to ruin a $400,000 investment with crushing paragraphs. He noted it is hard to please both a scullery maid and the London Times critic. Frank Sullivan reports a fine day at the track, selling his wrist watch for $15 in 1960.
A health Q A discusses excessive saliva known as ptyalism and its causes including drugs dental irritation and nervous-system issues. It covers symptoms treatment mouthwashes remedies and when to seek a doctor. It also defines aptyalism and explains dehydration diabetes mumps and other causes. The piece ends with an explanation of rumination in children and its typical self resolving nature.
The MYF cabinet met at Miss Susan Godard's home for the June gathering. Newly elected officers are Sandra Lee president Janice Smith vice president and John Smittle treasurer. Mrs Ethel Steel hosted the CIC class at Locust Street with ten members present.
This fragment notes subscription durations one week four weeks three months and one year with delivery details and an Athens Ohio Post Office second class matter designation. It lists The Messenger Publishing Co address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio and Associated Press membership.
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