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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1973
Page
3
A fragmented analysis argues that the profit concept promotes laziness and class division. It cites an American Way Features piece noting a restaurant owner’s failed bookkeeping and fear of self-reliance in a chain of thought about free enterprise and discipline.
A humorous exchange shows a father teaching his son profits by listing possessions. The son notes an East register with daily cash and receipts in a cigar box. The father says they have a good business and explains profit by adding assets and subtracting pants.
The piece argues the United States lacks an energy policy and that current forecasts of shortages vary. It weighs the impact of a lean winter on industry, transportation, and daily life, noting potential recessions, price rises, and regulation across sectors while urging realistic approaches over alarm.
A jumble of dated, overheated opinions lampoons massage parlors and readers. It riffs on chiropractors, masseuses, and Ha Ha Health clubs with sexual innuendo and social satire, naming figures like Ms Claus and Mr Kleinman while skewering hype and vanity.
The piece presents a dateline and editorial tone defending freedom and anti tyranny. It references a Golden File and the Declaration of Independence as moral guides, noting a desire for limited government and individual rights. The Columbus Telegram is cited with a date in 1979.
Dear Dr Lamb reads that a 61 year old man with mild diabetes shows sugar in blood but not urine and questions management. The columnist advises weight reduction diet first, notes diabetes links to heart disease, and says diet alone can control mild cases. exercise helps burn calories and may reduce medication needs, with insulin adjustment possible for active patients.
A garbled page fragment shows mixed text on history and languages with scattered names and figures. It includes references to Beethoven, New Zealand, compass, chess, and various partial items, offering no coherent event or narrative.
The piece argues against crash programs for cancer energy or other goals, urging continued basic research. It cites atomic science, cancer, and energy as areas where cross fertilization and chance discoveries drive progress. It warns centralized funding stifles creativity and champions private prospecting with less government interference.
A multinational study shows working women in 12 urban centers spend far more time on housework than men or housewives. Despite participating in formal work, women shoulder about 78 percent of household obligations, with weekends showing the largest gap. The pattern holds despite economic differences, as time saved by technology is redirected to upkeep and domestic tasks.
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