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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Press
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1970
Page
16
The piece argues color bridges abstract infinity and perception, linking blue to heavenly virtue and red to sin via scripture. It cites angels and biblical imagery to suggest color conveys divine presence, with Doppler-like color ideas and Christ as the ultimate light, guiding understanding.
Readers ask if disability periods affect retirement benefits. SSA rules exclude disability years from earnings averaging, so disabled periods do not reduce retirement benefits. An annual earnings report is due by April 15 after any year in which benefits were received for at least one month, the beneficiary was under 72 for at least one month, and earnings exceeded 1680 dollars.
The text emphasizes divine reliance for learning and gain. It urges dependence on God for ideas and productivity and suggests healing comes through resting in the life of God. By dwelling on the good, that goodness expresses itself.
England's Queen Mary I earned the moniker Bloody Mary for her 16th century religious persecutions. Operation Torch was the Allied invasion of North Africa in World War II. Mississippi spans 47,716 square miles. Jefferson Davis held his full cabinet in Charlotte, North Carolina, in 1868.
The piece describes a tractor show where a loud diesel engine draws crowds and prompts cost comparisons, as the author weighs buying land, livestock, and machinery against practicality. It also reflects on American Indian history, referencing The Trail of Tears, John Ross, and Johnny Cash in a pivot to cultural education.
The passage explains maple sugar comes from true sap, not latex, and must be tapped into sap wood. Walter Camp is called the father of American football for starting annual All-American selections in 1889. Palestine, the Holy Land, is sacred to Christianity Judaism and Islam, and the USSR stands for United Soviet Socialist Republics.
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