Medical safety case sparks debate on firearms use
A Medical Economics testimonial features Dr. James A. Brussel recounting gun use for protection amid violence by narcotic addicts. The article cites incidents with patients and a clinic reference, and notes his wife’s opposition to firearms. A Columbus High yearbook letters page criticizes the annual’s quality and representation, urging student input and parade of changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Economics
James A. Brussel
New York City
Helag Neven
Brussel
Dr. Brussel
Brusge
Memorial Day tribute echoes from Decoration Day origins
The piece recalls Memorial Day’s roots as Decoration Day observed since 1868 under Gen. John Logan. It honors fallen soldiers and urges living people to pause amid picnics and summer rituals to remember the dead, expressing that they would be pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John d. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Freshman Arizona Rep Cantan Criticizes Los Angeles Migrant Aid Grant
In a constituent letter freshman Rep John B Cantan denounces a 204000 federal grant to Los Angeles to extend travelers aid to migrants on the freeway calling it squandarous waste of tax dollars. He says the politician mischaracterizes the purpose and ridicules the allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
John B. Cantan
Arizona
Los Angeles
Conlan
Memorial Day Reflections and Road Safety Warnings
A fragmented 1929 column blends war memory with a call for peace backed by science. It cites travel and freeway danger, recounts a rescued couple’s lengthy ordeal on a Los Angeles expressway, and notes a critique of Televal spending by John B. Conlan.
Telegram Freedom Ideals In Moral Guide For Self Control
The Columbus Telegram cites a belief that freedom is a gift from God and requires self control, not license or anarchy. It emphasizes the Golden Rule and independence as guiding principles, urging readers to promote and preserve freedom through responsible action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hit
Goa
Fragmented crossword like word puzzle with errors
Readable fragments hint a crossword style puzzle with scattered clues and many garbled terms. Several foreign language hints and mis-typed entries obscure intended theme and solution, leaving only partial recognizables such as names, numbers, and stray letter groups.
Bicentennial Years Overview of Acts and Canals
Coplay News Service outlines 1774 Massachusetts acts restricting colonial self government, including a crown controlled council and judges, plus a Boston port punishment link. It notes 1824 tariff hikes to aid domestic industry, the American Sunday School Union founding, and 1874 interoceanic canal commission shifts toward Panama after Spanish-American War insights. Robert Desmond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaniton
Massachusetts “Bay Colony
Boston
England
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Bay
Overnor
Congress
New England Commercial
American Sunday School Union
Philadelphia
United States
Inter-Oceanic Canal Commission
U.S
Nicaragua
Caribbean
Pacific Ocean
Panama
Robert Desmond
The Gay Rights Bill Debate and Moral Foundations
A column argues that full legalization of homosexuality is a form of cultural terrorism aimed at dismantling traditional values. It criticizes supporters including Bishop Paul Moore and warns the proposed New York City bill would legitimize homosexuality as a lifestyle, challenging scripture and Western moral foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Paul Moore
New York
Berkeley
New York City
Moore’ Hotwill
Scriptural views clash with gay rights in liberal era debate
A fragmented excerpt discusses religious condemnation of homosexuality linked to Sodom and Gomorrah, contrasting New Testament family themes with Western civilization’s stance. It notes several cities and colleges passing homosexual rights laws and questions liberal public law protecting longstanding assumptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodom
Gomorrah
Houlder
Colorado
New York
Lea
Liberations, Comedy, and Old Lies About Beauty in Culture
A critical look at gender stereotypes and liberation with note of Anny Nietzsche on female comics. Men’s traditional roles persist until biological limits change, while critics doubt true equality in choice. Also features a Tucson garbage study, and a landmark hamburger stand fate in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anny Nietzke
Human Behavior Magazine
Comediennes
University of Arizona
William H. Rathje
Tucson
Louis
New Haven
Conn
Ltall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbus Senior High
Columbus High
Tot
Kathy Braun
Rene Hall
May Guenther
Mike Murray
Colleen Boys
Diane Flackiger
Eileen Braun
Kim Woodhead
al Forté
Randy Nadrchal
Chris Kula
Linda Hellbusch
Jay Foster
Jean Kolbush
Sharon Roddy
Phil Peppler
Barb Qison
Vivian Richards
Sheri Wordeman
Kent Kucera
Tim van Berg
Colleen O'Hearn
Fob Owens
Becky Heins
Scat Ahlstrom
Frank Duslal
Bonnie
Jim
Fiebig
Tunis
Avil Rogers Memorial
Cariellsblon
Juan Sterline
Bris Reed
Ohio
Disneyland
John B. Conlan
Your Freedom Newspaper
The
Columbus Telegram
Columbus, Nebraska
Berry
Beal
Israel
Mediterranea
New Zealand
Coplay News Service
Jeffrey
Hart
Cody
Republican Party
John GC. Fremont
Oakley
Superpower
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!