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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1975

Page

6

Mrs Jones Proves Value Theory In Economics Monograph

The piece notes Mrs Jones is cited in F A Harper’s monograph An Introduction To Value Theory as solving the central value question. It describes her private calculus of worth for three loaves of bread against $1.80, showing different personal valuations and the role of druthers in pricing decisions.

F.A. Harper Institute For Humane Studies, Inc Menlo Park Calif Mrs. Jones Harper Dr. Harper Druthers Timbuktu Horeseshoe Bend

Pocket of Prosperity in Pop Philosophy

Readers are presented with a contrast between POS and POP economic views. POS argues resources are finite and scarcity rules, while POP champions ingenuity regulation competition and growth as remedies. The piece mocks scarcity talk and advocates a prosperous,Planned approach.

Columbus Pos Pop

POP Philosophies Contrast in Global Regions

The piece contrasts POS dominated regions with POP centered areas like Columbus. It argues POS yields scarce resources, heavy regulation, and stagnation, while POP spurs ingenuity, resource development, progress, high human life valuation, and abundant bread, advocating choosing POP.

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Police visit sparks tense scene at apartment door

Elizabeth Norton of Alexandria refuses to admit FBI agents who announced themselves through a door after a tip linked her roommate to Patty Hearst. Agents began entering anyway, prompting Norton to become distressed and hysterical in the doorway.

FBI Elizabeth Norton Alexandria Patty Hearst Miss Norton

Remembering mass production a wise but harsh awakening

A 1932 quotation laments overconfidence in mass production and jobs, noting how easily prosperity could falter. It condemns neglect of warnings and the pain of sobering economic reality while urging resilience despite hardship and taxation.

FBI Door Knock Etiquette Stirs Debate Over Apology

Michael Marrow of the Alexandria FBI office argues no apology is due after a late night door break in a cautionary guide. The piece suggests homeowners rehearse simple questions to verify agents and avoid mistaken confrontations in crises.

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Debunking Weight Loss Supplements and Cholesterol Myths

Dr. Lamb explains that B-6 aids weight loss only when combined with proper diet and exercise, and warns against crash programs. He says alcohol does not prevent artery disease and may worsen fat buildup, recommending a low fat low cholesterol diet and calorie control to reverse arterial changes where possible. Send questions to Dr. Lamb at the newspaper and request his Cholesterol booklet for 50 cents.

DR. Lamb Reader Lamb P.O Radio City New York N.Y

Barbs By Phil Pastoret

A light social column by Phil Pastoret skewers spring romance and common fixes for colds. It notes locals view on weather and humorously suggests a rash cure involving pneumonia and a joke about fuel shortages.

Fischer Karpoff Chess Crisis Heads To Manila

Bobby Fischer faces a April 1 deadline to resign as world champion or agree to defend against Anatoly Karpov in Manila. He rejects the match over rule disputes with FIDE and seeks no game limit while others want a 36 game cap and 10 wins to determine the champion.

Bobby Fischer Fischer Russia Anatoly Karpov Karpov Manila FIDE International Chess Federation Boris Spassky Bekjavik

Don Oakley and a Chess Plea to Fischer in Cold War Era

Don Oakley is forgiven for antics by some due to genius. John McCann of U S Chess Masters telegrams Fischer urging a reconsider to play Karpov, arguing national and youth benefits amid U S Soviet tension. The piece notes Fischer’s likely ignore and warns brilliance carries consequences.

John McCann U.S Fischer Karpov U.S.S.R America

Across and Down Word Puzzle Summary

A dense crossword style list features both across and down clues with numeric positions. The grid includes entries such as City in South Carolina and Persian in origin, plus common words like exist and deliniates. The puzzle blends trivia spanning geography language and everyday items.

Columbus Telegram Editorial on Freedom and Self-Control

A Columbus Telegram editorial asserts freedom as self-control guided by moral law, citing the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as standards. The piece promotes personal responsibility and warns that true liberty aligns with truth and moral guides.

Babbitt, Mencken, and Lenten Bullets in Silver Spring

This reflection links Mencken and Lewis to modern banality and liberalism while noting a Lent bulletin from Church of Christ the King in Silver Spring Maryland. It highlights themes of sinfulness repentance prayer and scripture reading in the Lenten season.

H.L. Mencken Mencken Sahara Bozart American South Sinclair Lewis Boston Calvin Coolidge George F. Babbitt Zenith Jesus Christ Babbitt Mencken and Lewis Church of Christ the King Silver Spring John J. Dressek Bulletin

Church the King Lent list mocks liberal heroes and satire

A JEFFREY HART column ridicules a Lent reading list from the Church of Christ the King and lampoons modern liberal figures such as Gandhi and Ralph Nader. The piece mocks the pairing of historic and contemporary reformers as “liberal cult heroes” and criticizes local Silver Springs notes promoting austere Easter ideas and pet policy humor.

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