Barron’s Bout DES Ban Sparks Inflation Debate
A Telegram Opinion piece cites Barron’s April issue arguing the DES ban by FDA amid inflation fears. It critiques Delaney Amendment rhetoric, questions evidence for the ban, and notes reduced feed use could cut cattle manure by about 19 billion pounds yearly. The piece asks why DES was banned despite claimed benefits.
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Ain Eduidertal
Delaney
Barron's
National Business and Financial Weekly
FDA
Warren
Russia
China
Chase
Parton
Eharged
POA
Tod
U.S
Dy. Edwards
Charles C. Edwards
FPDA
Desperation fuels local reaction to gasoline shortage
A neighbor jokes about coping with a phony gasoline shortage while federal action targets power mowers. Residents adapt by exploring new carburetor ideas, bike sales charges, and a proposed cart-pulling device to mow lawns. The piece captures a tense, makeshift mindset amid fuel anxiety.
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Feds
Enterprisers
Pope Valli study on women happiness and priesthood
A Vatican commissioned study on whether women should be priests aims to reveal what makes women happy or unhappy, their aspirations and frustrations. The piece notes historical views from Deborah to Paul VI and mocks chauvinism while highlighting the commission’s challenging task.
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Pope Valli
Vatican
Deborah
New Testament Times
St. Paul
Corinthians
Paul
Paul VI
Moments of deathbed words from notable figures in history
A fragmented compilation of farewell lines attributed to famous leaders, writers, pianists, and entertainers. The text strings together quips and exclamations about mortality and fate, interspersed with a few quiz questions and odd attributions.
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Mareus Aurelius
Joly Kennedy
Gore
Jackie
Lyndon Johnson
John Quinney Adams
Ely Showbrun
D.A
Prince Albert
Victoria
Agrippina
Nero
Ethan Alea
Allen
William Allingham
Benedict
Rome
Claudius
Arria
Poetus
Aurangzebe
Lindustan
John
ITV
Jolson
Frankie Westphal
Maria Bashkimself
Columbus Telegram May 14 1973 edition notice
The Columbus Telegram from Columbus Nebraska dated Monday May 14 1973 presents a local news snapshot. The page includes brief notices and community items typical of a mid century small city newspaper.
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Plantar wart cure via linseed oil and podophyllin paste
Dear Dr. Lamb reports a 20 percent linseed oil paste with podophyllin in lanolin cured plantar warts in seven days, after prior failures with surgery acids X-ray and ultrasound. The reader notes others found success, but cautions that spontaneous wart disappearance occurs and advises medical supervision for facial warts.
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Lawrence & Lamb
M.D
British Journal of Germatology
Luis
Rural silver Elements and scattered column notes
Fragmentary OCR item lists various odd terms such as Meadow 34, Cossack, Fish eggs, Hawaiian, fabrics, solar disk, and a stray hint of a boy’s name. The readable parts resemble a puzzle or glossary fragment with few coherent facts or events.
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Columm
Carrie
Chapman
AL Soft Wagen Gerland Fabrics
Watergate ethics and CIA links in a Cold War frame
The piece argues Watergate may reflect a CIA aligned counter intelligence mindset rather than mere stupidity. It discusses Hunt McCord and Liddy as ex CIA operatives, positing possible foreign manipulation aims, and notes the lack of official CIA authority in domestic matters while offering a measured defense of the act as a public security measure.
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Honard Hunt
James W. McCiud
Clevege
Gordon Lidiy
CLA
Daniel Musberg
Ang Wonter
Robert E. Cushman
GIA
Wwi
Ellsberg
Nixon
Vietnam
Washington
CIA
Leola
Pentagon
Clisberg
New York Times
Hanot
E. Hosyard Hust
Watergate
Cushman
Hunt
Liddy
Richard Helms
Iran
James McCord
Guy
Wurterlings
McCord
America
U.S
American Republic
Guatemala
White House
Asia
GLA
Hunit
The Conservative Mind and Russell Kirk’s Global View
A critic lauds Russell Kirk’s The Conservative Mind as a landmark study of conservatism. The piece defends local energies voluntary effort and a plural social order while warning that urban renewal can erode communities and fuel crime. It recalls Kirk’s humane civilizational vision linking past, present, and future thinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kirk
Dr. Kirk
Scotland
Yale Review
Edmund Burke
George Santayana
John Randolph
Roanoke
John Adams
The Conservative Mind by Russell Kirk reviewed
Russell Kirk gains wide notice for defending Western civilization as a social instrument. The Conservative Mind, published by Henry Regnery, appeals to readers versed in Anglo-Saxon intellectual tradition and promises enduring insight into liberty, order, and wisdom.
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Russell Kirk
Highlands
Scotland
Michigan
Mecosla
Henry Regnery Co
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Stephen Crane
Bracknol
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Solomon Fant
Vermont
Flo
Brigham Young
Sevipps
Damon Runyan
Francsis Rabelais
Asta
Jim
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Rea
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Chinese Province
Hants
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