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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1954
Page
13
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Dr Albert Schweitzer, famed physician and organist, is profiled for his multi talent career and his 40 years in French Equatorial Africa. Born 1875 in Alsace, he pursued theology philosophy music and organ research before dedicating himself to medicine serving the underprivileged. He embodies a life of profound life reverence and humanitarian work.
A study by Florence Izenstat at the University of Omaha finds married people less likely to commit suicide. Widows widowers and divorced persons head the list with singles next, among 1 009 crisis reports over 22 years. Aged persons show higher occurrence and middle to upper income groups predominate.
A 43 year old woman writes of long loneliness after eight years of singledom. She seeks ways to meet eligible men beyond bars, noting Catholic faith and interest in books, music, sports, and nature. The columnist urges joining clubs and expanding social contacts, promising occasional guidance if possible.
Old newspaper ad promotes embroidery transfers and color transfer designs to cover a toaster. It invites readers to mail coins for catalogs and pattern sets, listing pattern numbers, fees, and printing details. Includes requests for name and address and mentions needlecraft ideas and gift patterns.
A gray and white cat named Muggsy woke Mrs Baker twice when an electrical storm toppled a high-tension wire near their Clayton home sparking the house and sending flames seen from the bedroom window. Police credited the cat with alerting the family to the blaze.
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