Thrift and Mindset Through Prosperity Losses
The piece argues depressions arise in prosperity, detailing how individuals and families cope with austerity. It cites a General Mills study led by Daniel Yankelovich that finds unpreparedness for sacrifice, increased debt, and waning faith in the American dream. Advice favors gradual trimming, budgeting, and resisting impulse buying to weather adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
General Mills
Daniel Yankelovich, Inc
Solzhenitsyn Calls for Moral Revolt in Soviet Russia
The article notes Alexander Solzhenitsyn urging a bloodless, moral revolution against Marxist-Leninist totalitarianism in Russia. It describes decades of dictatorship, tyranny spreading to Europe, and Solzhenitsyn’s call for moral rearmament as a cry in the wilderness, insisting history is ours to make.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Selzhenitsyn
Europe
World
Histoy
Solzhenitsyn
Old days return as modern minds seek retro energy
A reflective column notes a revival of forties and fifties culture among adults and students. It links renewed interest in windmills, electric cars, and even trolley systems to nostalgia and to ongoing hopes for cheap clean energy, from NSF and NASA backed research to old fuel alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Welk
Bill Halley
National Science Foundation
National Aeronautics and Space
Metzenbaum resignation sparks Glenn appointment uproar
The piece argues governors can fill congressional vacancies, noting Ohio Senator Metzenbaum’s resignation and John Glenn’s appointment by Governor Gilligan granting him seniority over incoming freshmen. It contrasts with Nevada Senator Laxalt's appointment after Alan Bible’s resignation, highlighting constitutional prerogatives and related timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Howard M. Metzenbaum
John J. Gilligan
John Glenn
Glenn
Paul Laxalt
Powdy
Nevada
Alan Bible
Melzenbaum
Reece Advocates Quick Land Trades For Tax Losses
December 20 1930 quote by vent Reece criticizes tax loopholes enabling quick sale and repurchase of land. He proposes an exchange for land and houses to mimic commodities like wheat and corn, accusing farmers and salaried men of lacking similar options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At &U
Glenn Laxalt resign to advance in the Senate race
The piece argues the calls for Metzenbaum and Glenn to resign to bolster seniority are extralegal, noting Glenn and Laxalt were elected to begin duties Jan 3, 1975. It condemns ducking the constitution and warns against a repeat practice of seating “their boys” ahead of schedule.
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Gilligan
William B. Saxbe
Metzenbaum
Glenn
Laxalt
Ohio
Nevada
Bath
Washington
Congress
Joan Glenn
Senate
Chioang
Sarah
Berry's World Fun Guilt About Wastefulness
Berry muses about feeling guilt over wastefulness and finds some amusement in the self awareness as a lighthearted panel note.
Bird Lovers Across 53 Windflower Wordshore
A fragmented cryptic clue set lists birds, Greek letters, and names linked to a thematic puzzle. Entries hint at avian terms, placements, and historical or linguistic references across scattered coordinates and clues.
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Gennzasily S
Avian Sd
Stile
B.blizal
Fatigues Mountain
Yann
London
Understanding Hormone Replacement Therapy Questions
Dear reader asks about examination methods for hormone needs after ovaries removal and safety concerns. The doctor explains pelvic exam cues, Pap test cells, urine hormone levels, and overall assessment. Hormones do not cause breast or cervix cancer. risks relate to endometrial cancer and clotting. Replacement therapy is framed as compensating for missing ovarian hormones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Nixon
Let Peace Begin With Me features in Columbus Telegram
The Columbus Nebraska paper notes a December 30 1974 column urging peace and unity with a patriotic title Let Peace Begin With Me. The item references the civic tone of the season and hints at a broader message from local editorials and contributors.
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
All that's gold in dentistry and markets era
As of December 31 Americans may buy sell and hold gold for the first time since 19K. The text offers questions about golds value and asks where to get an appraisal, noting some odd guidance about dental gold and bankers and attire in seeking a mouth inspection.
Safe gold buying tips and reader skepticism column
A humorous and skeptical reader column questions how to verify genuine gold and where to store it. The author dismisses self styled expert seals and suggests practical humor while hinting that readers should doubt column advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colunn
Paying more for less in inflation era memories
The writer contrasts 1930s prices with modern costs, recalling 1938 grocery prices like sirloin 33 cents per pound, sugar 4.85 for 100 pounds, lettuce nine cents for two, and eggs 35 cents a dozen. They discuss inflation, currency value, and the idea that technological progress should lower prices but often does not, reflecting on pensions, taxes, and changing living standards.
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Harold Morris
Maine
van Camp
America
Tier
Tottenville
Staten Island
del Monte
Swift
Clapp Baby Foods
Philadelphia
Barbs to Phil Pastoret
A humorous column ridicules modern instant foods and jokes about barbershop prices. It notes many hold degrees yet nursing grudges linger and comments on men’s supposed gossip habits.
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Boaz
France
Rin
Dr.Lamb
Hunsberg
Manu Ganto
Jim Fiebig
AF Tiriog Syanten
Jim Bishop
Phil Pastoret
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