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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1973
Page
3
A retold tale recounts an inventor who creates a super carburetor that could run on water or gasoline with minimal fuel. He faces rejection from auto makers, allegedly due to Big Oil and major firms like Standard, Shell, Gulf, and Mobil suppressing new discoveries for profits.
A quirky tale recounts a so called magic carburetor discovered by an inventor. Big Gil buys the device and hides it in a vault while the inventor faces poverty and fear. With gasoline shortages and taxes looming the public and industry hope for a workable invention.
A long reflective piece links the Kent State killings to the era of 1970 when student protests surged after Nixon's Cambodia invasion. It notes the photographed girl was a Florida runaway, questions whether guardsmen acted in imminent danger, and argues that justice requires examining the broader societal turmoil, not only the guardsmen.
In Hollywood Florida for a decade, Dr. Julius Joseph performs cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. He remolds disfigured features after accidents and enhances youth with breast implants and facial work. He favors office procedures over hospital beds and emphasizes psychology and physiology in plastic surgery.
The article surveys cosmetic surgeons and clients chasing facial renewal. It details incisions along hairlines to remove loose skin, the craft of trimming excess skin, and the balance between natural expression and dramatic change. It quotes a surgeon noting varied cases from aging public figures to a bank robber seeking alterations.
Reader reports chronic laxative use with blood in stool. Dr. Lamb urges prompt medical evaluation to rule out cancer or hemorrhoids, advises stopping overuse, and promotes dietary fiber from bran, whole grains, oats, and exercise of bowel habits. Recommends Metamucil type bulk laxatives only briefly if needed.
The fragment lists scattered terms and names such as Hebrew high, organic grafted compounds, fish, German terms, and place names. No coherent event or clear narrative is present to establish a specific news item or outcome.
A World War I reminiscence contrasts Chiang Kai-shek era tactics with Washington energy politics. Bureaucratic power struggles slow or scuttle energy plans as officials hoard influence, dredge up old proposals, and dismiss practical savings. The piece warns that ego and empire building threaten effective energy policy.
The Columbus Telegram argues freedom is essential for human development and progress. It asserts liberty comes from God, not government, and condemns taxation and centralized power as threats to moral order. The piece reflects 1973 era debates on personal sovereignty and government limits.
A reminiscence on chemurgy and power alcohol inspired by Christy Borth and the idea of vehicles running on alcohol. The piece recalls wartime energy shifts, Ford GM figures, pilot plants, and a call to reexamine petroleum dependence amid the energy crisis.
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