Hoover Gift Amid Illness Sparks War Relief Memory
The piece recalls Herbert Hoover rising to assist Belgium Germany and Russia during and after World War I through Hooverite food conservation. It notes how Food for Peace differs as a government program. A booklet from the Hoover Institution traces Hoover and totalitarian ideologies shaping the century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Belgium
Germany
Russia
America
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
Children and Parents The New Channel of Filial Duty
The piece notes a shift from aging parents living with children to children funding parents health insurance after 65. It argues premiums often come from offspring easing old age illness costs and warns sociologists fear losing the grandparental role in family life.
Simple remedy to avoid neuralgia from heavy handbags
Italian rheumatic specialist Dr Georgio Lupi advises women to empty handbags of nonessentials and switch bags between hands to reduce shoulder strain. He notes heavy bags weigh six to eight pounds and daily carrying worsens neuralgia through muscle strain and poor circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgio Lupi
Long-lived Marennes Woman Turns 105 In France
Marie Jeanne Naud, of Marennes, France, celebrated her 105th birthday attributing longevity to indifference to politics money and scandal. The centenarian recalls a home centered life and says she has never traveled while describing modern housewives as overextended and unlikely to reach 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jeanne Naud
Marennes
France
Littering Costs $500 Million Annually in Public Funds
Keep America Beautiful reports that the nation loses about $500 million each year to littering. The organization gathers 7000 communities in Washington to discuss solutions including making litterers pay for the waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
Washington
Vienna Children Warn Against Speeding Place Wipers
Children in Vienna leave notices under car windshields warning that 35 mph leads to the garage 50 mph to the hospital and 70 mph to the cemetery urging safer driving in a concise blunt message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Four African Ministers To Press UN Sanctions On Portugal And South Africa
In July, foreign ministers from Tunisia Liberia Madagascar and Sierra Leone will brief the United Nations Security Council in New York seeking sanctions against Portugal for Angola and Mozambique and against South Africa over apartheid. The piece contrasts desegregation in Portuguese Angola with apartheid in South Africa and critiques archival views on race and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunisia
Liberia
Madagascar
Sierre Leone
United Nations
New York
UN Security Council
Angola
Mozambique
South Africa
Martin Luther King
Birmingham
Ala
Transvaal
Zululand
Africa
Archduke Otto von Hapsburg
Austria
Portuguese Angola
Archduke
Lisbon
Dear Abby Better A Kind Lie And Honest Advice
A reader asks about honesty in the workplace after exposing an alcoholic coworker and faces social backlash. Abby counsels that a kind lie or silence can be more humane than brutal truth. Another letter discusses a 14 year old with money in the bank and misunderstood value of gifts. Abby reframes that as prudent savings and not being broke. A fourth inquiry questions a wife claiming Miss America 1935 status, answered with historical detail about Henrietta Leaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
A.A
Henrietta Leaver
Pittsburgh
PTA
Beacons of Peacekeepers Not Peacelovers
Ian Stapleton argues Jesus blessed peacemakers not peacelovers, applying the Beatitude to policemen and a defensive military. He cites Christ driving money changers from the Temple and uses Moses to illustrate protecting eternal human rights with force when necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Stapleton
Jesus
Army
Navy
Air Corps
Australia
Methodist Church
Indiana University
Christ
Stapleton
Temple
Moses
Haydenville Social Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Visits
Obvious social items from Haydenville note Bill McGathey visiting at his parents home. Attendees at the Harris Holcomb wedding at Gore EUB Church include Don Vollmer with Kristy Kenny and Roger Moore with Letha Roger. Additional visitors list names McGathey family and others visiting from Mansfield Logan and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Carter Haydenville
Bill McGathey
Phyllis Harris
Dale Holcomb
Gore Eub Church
Don Vollmer
Kristy
Kenny
Roger Moore
Letha
Roger
McGathey
Perl E. McGathey
Jimmie
Jay
Robert McGathey
Robbie
Mansfield
Kathryn Fickel
John FE. Miller
Charles
Nelva Crane
Mona Canan
Greg
Logan
Elder Job Crusade Aims to Reserve Work for Seniors
A columnist proposes a national crusade to reserve certain jobs for elders past 60, arguing it would combat discrimination and provide purpose. Suggested roles include ticket takers, building guards, desk clerks, parking meter checkers, elevator operators, and toll road collectors with New Jersey's model cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Highway Authority
Garden State Parkway
the Messenger
Parenting guide teaches pain discipline for infant training
The article discusses using controlled pain to deter a baby from dangerous objects and places guiding parents on when to intervene. It stresses consistency, gradual escalation, and balancing discipline with affection to foster safe exploration.
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John Chamberlain
Portugal
Otto
St. Stephen
Hapsburg
Franz Joseph
Salazar
Holden Roberto
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
Calif
George W. Crane
Haydenville
By Robert Peterson
Garry C. Myers
Iran
Tehran
World
Islands
Northern
Canada
Athens Messenger
Ohio
U S
Possessions
Athen Ohio
Post
Associated Press
Messenger Publishing Co
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