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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1971
Page
4
The progress of civilization relies on voluntary cooperation by individuals. Voluntary cooperation driven by free will yields lasting social gains. Compulsory cooperation, regardless of pressure, causes individual dissatisfaction and fades once pressure ends.
The text argues that fishing should be a relaxing pursuit, not a frantic race. It condemns rushing to the lake, speeding, and long hours of effort for more fish, praising the simple, patient approach of a child or a calm angler as the true secret to success.
A satirical piece claims men can judge a potential wife by how she handles peeling potatoes. It describes flaws by peeling eyes fat or burnt potatoes as signs of laziness greed or negligence, then counsels marriage as a path to happiness, albeit with doubt.
An Ozark sage Cyrus Abernathy uses shadows to tell time while a Baltimore Colts lineman nicknamed Big Daddy lifts 270 pound opponents and helps the quarterback up after a sack. Quickies note a Boston socialite buys lavishly after learning debt figures.
A heated opinion piece attacks Nixon era spending and public relations, alleging massive federal payrolls and welfare costs totaling about 180 billion dollars. It warns of inflation and devaluation while urging bold citizen action to restore economic sanity and constitutional values. The essay also critiques Senate reforms and raises concerns about pages for lawmakers. It closes with a note on the aardvark’s name origin.
Includes a themed crossword with clues across and down and a cryptoquote puzzle by King Features Syndicate dated 1971. Presents wordplay prompts such as German river Swampland and Turkish capital plus a daily coded message using a simple substitution cipher.
Seeing-Eye cat Rhubarb earns a Special Merit Award from Friskies for aiding Mrs. Schneider who trained the cat as her eyes. The recognition includes a $100 savings bond an engraved silver feeding bowl and a year’s supply of cat food.
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