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Subliminal Seduction in Advertising Raises Caution
Advertising uses sexual imagery embedded in products and visuals to reach the subconscious. Wilson Bryan Key argues brands exploit hidden cues to sway buying choices, while studies from the 1950s questioned effectiveness. The piece urges readers to resist misleading ads and value clear merits.
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Wilson Bryan Key
University of Western Ontario
Key
Scintr Wees
Memory Lane in Hal Boyle’s Nostalgic Column
In a reflective reminiscence, Hal Boyle contrasts past pleasures with present fears, recalling prices like eggs at 25 cents a dozen and milk at five cents, drive-in joys, free shrimp nights, dental floss habits, and small-town rhythms that shaped childhood memories. It invokes a longing for bygone simplicity and shared rituals that defined a generation.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Today in History highlights from August 28, 1973
Notable events span 1609 Henry Hudsons Delaware Bay discovery, 1833 slavery ban in British empire, 1849 Venice surrender to Austria, 1913 Palace of Peace dedication at The Hague, 1917 suffragette arrests, 1943 New Georgia fighting ends, 1962 Albany protest arrests, plus civil rights rally in 1963 and Nixon draft stance in 1973. Birthdays Ingrid Bergman and Ben Gazzara noted.
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Associated Press
Henry Hudson
Delaware Bay
Venice
Austria
Andrew Carnegie
Hague
White House
Washington
New Georgia
Solomons
Albany
Chicago
Nixon
Ingrid Bergman
Ben Gazzara
Kent Wood Loss Saddens County Team
Morris Higley writes about Kent Wood's season ending injury for the Childress Bobcats and notes his leadership, potential as a scorer and defender, and impact on the team. The column also discusses community letters policy and requests signed inquiries for publication.
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Morris Higley
Childress Bobcats
Kent Wood
Kent
Abby
Barbs by Phil Pastoret: satire on freedoms and debts
Witty column critiques political rhetoric and social trends. References to freedoms, sneaks, and paying up hint at social woes and generational tensions, with sharpened barbs at contemporary figures and practices. The piece blends humor with sharp social commentary.
Investors Face Complex Choices As Rates Rise
The rise in interest rates creates a complex set of decisions for investors. A hypothetical saver with 20,000 in savings weighs short term versus long term, taxable versus tax exempt income, and considers fixed income options like Treasury bills and municipal notes.
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New York
Treasury
Henry Arbeeny
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Arbenny
Arbeeny
Acrobatics Origins in China Spark Travelling Acts
The earliest tumblers likely performed at primitive settlements to earn food and shelter with magic and sleight of hand. Acrobatics bands and conjurers later formed traveling troupes that toured the country for paying crowds.
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China
Private career schools urged to be regulated by Texas
The article outlines how private trade and vocational schools faced misrepresentation issues before 1971 and how the Texas Proprietary School Act of 1972 orders TEA certification, course approval, and advertising safeguards. It notes about 240 certificated schools and 30 pending, urges consumer caution and verification with TEA BBB and employers.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Education Agency
T.E.A
Texas Proprietary School
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General
Ocean based arms surge eyed in Trident program
Washington analyst outlines Nixon era plans for Poseidon and Trident subs with 5 544 warheads across 31 Poseidon vessels and up to 24 tubes per Trident boat. He notes SALT I limits and questions the push to expand sea based capability and range. He warns critics worry about arms growth vs. defense aims.
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Congress
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
Poseidon
Polaris
Trident
Earth
Heirlooms For Sale At Eton Sparks Schoolboys Scrutiny
Antique dealers told to stop buying silverware jewelry and bric-a-brac from Eton College students who sold family heirlooms to boost pocket money, raising concerns over provenance and parental involvement.
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Windsor
England
Eton College
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