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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1976
Page
9
The Freedom group warns inflation distorts economic planning as money supply grows, eroding purchasing power, profits, and wages. It argues GNP in inflated dollars misleads, capital stock erodes, and without capital no production or jobs, suggesting time is running out for the economy and freedoms.
The piece notes Hubert Humphrey avoids early primaries and the risk of public inquiry, citing past allegations against his long-time aides including Herbert Walters and others. It discusses how accusations of misconduct by associates could surface if Humphrey sought candidacy, though supporters argue he is unfairly judged by associates' misdeeds.
The record notes Norman Sherman pled guilty in 1974 to aiding an illegal dairy donation to Hubert Humphrey while Jack Chestnut drew four months for campaign shenanigans. American Airlines sued Humphrey over unpaid 1968 1974 travel expenses, and Clark aided fundraising debts totaling $175000. Washington era context concludes with a World Almanac take on Washington’s command.
Dr. Lamb explains excess gas often arises from swallowing air rather than food. Night or postmeal belching, hiccups, and abdominal pressure can worsen with stress and tight clothing. Techniques to reduce air intake include training with a pencil eraser to curb swallowing and managing nervous tension for better relaxation.
A word puzzle list with clues for across and down entries including animals, objects, directions, and abbreviations. Many entries reference animals like antelope and badger, along with common words and abbreviations forming a crossword grid.
A family scene unfolds with a wry toast at dinner. The father recites rhymed quips while memories of a past Americana toast emerge, including lines about marriage, fidelity, and the jovial mood surrounding a drink.
A wry toast verse discusses love and marriage with playful irony. It mocks heavy sentiment while praising devotion, noting the quirks of affection and the bond between partners in a satirical, humorous tone. The piece ends with a toast to companionship.
A June 8 1924 quote shows an entertainer announcing a shift to political satire. He plans to visit Washington to retrieve material for Ziefgeld's new Follies, claiming Congress has supplied his material for years and that serious behavior can be funny.
The Columbus Telegraph proclaims freedom as self control and a gift from God, urging readers to promote liberty through moral guides like the Coveting Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence. The paper emphasizes peace beginning with individual action.
The piece critiques Gov. George Wallace as federal judges push Alabama to fund modernized prisons. It cites Judge Frank M. Johnson and a broader debate on punishment and penology, noting Wallace’s hostile reaction and political leverage from judicial mandates. It mentions Ernest van den Haag’s book supporting harsh penalties and links to crime, taxation, and elections.
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