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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1960
Page
4
A reflection on how adults often neglect deep life questions amid daily concerns while youths respond with thoughtful curiosity. The piece contrasts fatigue with a call to thoughtful reflection, citing quotes from Pope Wolfe Nietzsche and Shakespeare to frame the winter and spring imagery.
Edward R Murrow and other thinkers weigh the value of a manned satellite against scientific gains from unmanned missions. Experts expect the Soviet Union to launch a manned satellite next year while the U S forecasts late 1961. Emphasizes safety, scientific contribution and avoiding propaganda.
A reader asks if a husband may give a ride to an attractive divorced employee despite his wife’s disapproval and Abby advises prioritizing the wife. Other letters request guidance on changing doctors, a regretful young woman’s family fallout, and whether teenagers may kiss on screen, with Abby’s responses stressing boundaries, communication, and parental guidance.
The piece argues Americans criticizing the American way of life on foreign TV is unseemly yet essential. It notes British audiences may watch such commentary while urging domestic platforms for analysis remains vital to a free society.
Jim Bishop profiles Hildegarde the entertainer, detailing her rise from a Wisconsin grocer’s daughter to a famed star with a religious streak and business acumen. The piece notes her 54 years, annual earnings around 200000, charity work, European connections, and lack of settled home.
Hulda S. a 29 year old Michigan housewife seeks Dr Crane's help for infertility. The physician argues that misperceived male frailties and overcareful habits harm sexual and reproductive function, compares human glands to milk production in cattle, and urges regular exercise and diet to improve fertility. a booklet on pregnancy is offered via mail with a small fee.
A Night Club comedian flops with only one audience member laughing at every bad joke. An editor fears overcoats won’t button while two assistants move buttons. Mrs. Walter Rosa questions butcher scales weighing four pounds. 1960 Bennett Cerf King Features Syndicate.
Mrs. Monroe Vermillion of Athens writes praising The Messenger for publishing ministers' articles on Prayer guiding World Day of Prayer on March 4. She says the sermons may help readers reach a broader circle, uplift the community, and reveal God’s tasks for individuals through these messages.
George Sokolsky reviews a U S A pamphlet on espionage and anti Communist material. He argues the text mixes valid points with nonsensical sections and misrepresents religion and freedom of conscience.
A discussion urges parents to foster home routines and regular study habits from infancy, with chores and read aloud practice. It recommends preventing interruptions, ensuring prep for tutors, and enforcing consistent after school study, including reading time and early homework, to raise achievement.
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