Telegram Opinion Working and the coming revolt
The piece argues that wage earners will revolt as the economy shifts from high productivity to inflation driven by non productive government spending. It links leisure, welfare drives, and rising costs to political pressure and potential violent or peaceful revolt, stressing individual budgeting and accountability.
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Taisitussman
Analist Movement
Ty Stresms
Hfe
Ion
Oil
Small people and energy, Wright’s radical plan
Don Wright argues for shrinking humans to solve long term energy shortages. He urges government leadership and scientific action to create 3 foot people by 2050 and 2 foot people by OM, proposing extreme measures like car pools of 25 and beehive size houses, while noting daylight saving time as another odd energy saver.
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Don Wright
Hydra Newa
Canada
Ontario
Hydra Corp
Wright
Aunt Josie in Pride and Power in 1923
A fragmented reminiscence of Aunt Josie portraying pride, intellect, and social elevation. The piece sketches her aloof charm, multilingual fluency, strict headmistress role, religious devotion, and sharp judgments. The narrator notes family dynamics including Irving and a controversial scene at her lot.
The Tragic Tale of Mary and John and Aunt Josie
A raw, satirical yarn traces Mary a slow witted daughter and her husband John from poverty to death. Family rancor centers on Aunt Josie while Irving manipulates mourning customs. The couple, loyal yet misjudged by kin, end up buried under a cold, mean arrangement.
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New York
Jim
Mary
John
Tim
Irv
Josie
U.S
Lehigh Valley
Aunt Jesle
Aunt Jasse
Answer to Previous Puzzle: Band Across A Pas Aap Instrument Se
Puzzle text shows a jumble of clues and partial answers across multiple categories with many errors. The readable parts hint at a mixed list of instrument names, directions, rivers, coins, and adjectives, suggesting a broad, untidy word puzzle recasting rather than a single coherent news item.
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Greenland
Compass Point
Drusa
Dear Dr Lamb reader letter on heart rate risks
A reader questions Dr Lamb about resting heart rates and heart attack risk. The reply clarifies normal versus optimal rates, citing a study of People’s Gas Company personnel, and advises looking for causes such as smoking, fitness, or coffee use while promoting overall heart health.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
DR. Lamb
People’s Gas Company
Ireland Nearing First Have Nation Status Says Irish Optimism
In Dublin and western Ireland the mood is peaceful with optimism despite global strife. Emigration has paused for the first time since the 1840s famine, as returns outweigh departures. Marathon Oil reports a trillion cubic feet of gas off Kinsale, promising long term energy supply and a potential economic uplift for the republic.
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Dublin
RFL
Republic of Ireland
Republic
Ireland
Eyat
England
Canada
Theepublic
Marathon Oil Company
Kinsale
Lusitania
Ireland's energy and mineral boom reshapes economy
John Chamberlain reports Ireland's discovery of Marathon gas and a potential oil find near Navan. Two-fifths of gas slated for an ammonia plant at Cork Harbor to cut imports, with the rest substituting for oil to power electricity. A 1 MW plant may start between 1978 and 1961. Exxon hints at oil while Navan zinc reserves of 75 million tons promise metal wealth, fueling optimism and return of emigrants.
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Cork Harbor
Uzer
Exxon
Marathon
Eobn O'Sullivan
New Industries Division
Ireland
Industrial Development Authority
Anone
Navan
Tara
Soralled
England
Ode to a linotype returns to the scrap heap
The Columbus Telegram shifts to offset printing and mourns the linotype era. The piece reflects on Linotype as a brand and its quirks, noting the nostalgia of operators who kept machines running, the squirt mishaps, and the transition from lead to new methods in newspaper production.
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Columbus Telegram
Linotype
Telegram
Intertypes
Othmar Mergenthaler
Lament for Linotype Poem Reflects On Printing Era
A fragmentary poem laments the decline of linotype technology and celebrates modern offset and computer aided processes. The piece contrasts noisy, mechanical typesetting with sterile, color rich modern printing and hints at practical shifts for subscribers and advertisers.
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Linotype
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