The State of Oratory in the 1958 Campaigns
An essay argues for substance over style in political talk. It critiques tired slogans and poor language among officials while urging clear, truthful communication from public servants. The piece envisions penalties for indifference to language by high public officials.
An Idea for the Yankees and Their Eighth Pennant
The article notes the New York Yankees clinched their eighth pennant in nine years and questions the appeal for fans seeking variety. It mocks endless AL dominance and the team’s uniform consistency while humorously suggesting a season where rivals decide the winner.
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New York Yankees
Vaccine for common cold hailed as breakthrough
Johns Hopkins reports Dr. Winston H Price developed the first successful vaccine against a key cold virus with 80 percent effectiveness in trials. The virus causes about 30 percent of colds, leaving many other strains. The piece notes potential social and cultural shifts if cold leniencies fade and quips about reliance on such excuses.
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Johns Hopkins
Winston H. Price
Ship's Food Fit For King Aboard the United States
On the United States liner 1410 miles northeast of Cape Race at 31 knots the writer describes sea conditions 74 degrees and Gulf Stream influence. Passengers include a Southern Congressman and the dining room orchestra plays The Student Prince while wine and lavish meals unfold.
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United States
Jesus
New York
Cape Race
Greenland
Samuel Ely
Coytesville
N. J
Ely
Atlantic
Newfoundland
le Havre
Southampton
Statendam
Gayle
Elinor
Case of Bill Q and the guilt of a father
A psychiatrist examines how a 35 year old father blamed himself for his son’s mental handicap after an affair. The piece discusses abnormal guilt reactions, religious interpretations, and the myth that divine punishment causes congenital defects, urging readers to seek understanding and follow up with Dr Crane’s booklet.
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Bill
Bill Q
Detroit
God
Joe E. Lewis Shares Formula for Living and Longevity
Joe E. Lewis celebrates 35 years in show business and outlines his philosophy for happiness and success. He urges staying true to oneself, notes his high earnings, and recalls a life built on humor, gambling, and resilience after stomach surgery.
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Joe E. Lewis
Lewis
Joe
Jimmy Durante
Sophie Tucker
W. C. Fields
Lower East Side
Irving Berlin
Eddie Can‘tor
al Smith
Portrait on Money Sparks Witty Reply in 1967
Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, treasurer, was asked about a woman’s portrait on U S paper money. She replied with a wry line about women wanting the money more than their faces on it, reflecting playful exchange from Bennett Cerf's feature.
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Ivy Baker Priest
United States
U. S
Mrs. Priest
Brain Game Names in the News Quiz
A quiz on identifying figures in recent news tests knowledge of union leadership government and royalty. Topics include the UAW president, a Major’s historic achievement, U S Senators and their states, a Mohammed king, a new ambassador, and a financier announcing memoirs.
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Mohammed, el Malik
Val Peterson
Fragmented Nationalisms Challenge Global Harmony
The author argues nationalism fragments humanity across nations and races. It cites Singapore's Chinese divisions, Cyprus identity splits, Kerala’s multiethnic communism, Arab nationalism myths, and U.S. racial tensions. The piece warns about risks to unity and cites Hoover and constitutional concerns.
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Malayan Federation
Singapore
Malaya
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Cyprus
Turkey
Greece
Europe
Cyrpiot
Soviet Russia
Red China
India
Kerala
Healthful guidelines for children’s competitive athletics
A report from the American Academy of Pediatrics committee on School Health urges balanced youth sports. It endorses voluntary participation with medical supervision, discourages body contact sports and national tournaments for under 12, and stresses diverse activities, proper observation, and injury awareness.
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American Academy of Pediatrics
Generous day for social ties but financial caution urged
The reading notes strong social and business opportunities today with easy friendships and contacts. It warns of potential losses from carelessness and advises thrift especially in November and in monetary dealings with friends or family.
The Athens Messenger Advertising Snippet
A fragment shows pricing for daily and Sunday delivery in Athens Ohio, including monthly and yearly rates, with reference to mail delivery and Associated Press association.
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Y Messenger
W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Sostettion
Associated Press
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