Worry Clinic argues free press and schools link
Dr George W Crane contends newspapers educate adults better than public schools and cites Jefferson Washington Franklin and Lincoln as founders who valued a free press. He warns against media suppression seen in Chile and urges newspapers as major lifelong teachers for about 50 million Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
U.S
Benjamin Franklin
Dr. Crane
Northwestern University
America
Truth About Ireland and the Ulster Question
An analysis arguing that two thirds of Northern Ireland’s population is Protestant and listing fears about potential unification with Catholic Ireland. It discusses divorce, contraception bans, education under Catholic control, and church recognition, framing Protestant fears of loss of freedoms under a unified state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
North
South
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Government Overreach on Private Associations Debate
An American Way Features column argues that social engineering policies like day care and scatter-site housing threaten private choice. It critiques forced integration and government licensing as grounds to compel inclusion in private clubs, weighing free association against a racially open society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose
Elks
Eagles
Heloise
Larry Lade
Best Of Press Forces Integration Debate In Schools
An editorial argues forced association via busing promotes equality by placing black and white students together. Proponents claim white children will learn to get along with blacks, while critics question feasibility and impact on reputations and community cohesion.
Advanced middle age described as a life phase
The piece from Journal Atlanta defines advanced middle age as the period when a person is too old to live and too young to die. It presents a provocative, perhaps satirical view of aging and societal expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Atlanta
Possible Living Within Means Hampers Property Program
Record from Columbia South Carolina notes people attempting frugal living may be undermining a local property program as officials seek compliance and sustainable funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Columbia, S.C
Do It Yourself Hors D oeuvres Trays From Floral Clay
Alice shares a thrift tip to create elegant chips and dips trays by placing florist clay on the bottom of any dish to form a stable serving base. The idea extends to making three tiered centerpieces by stacking pedestaled dishes with smaller trays in sequence. A cleaning fluid removes clay residue after disassembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Alice
Hoot and Humorous Quips From Various Readers
A collage of light anecdotes and quips including Mrs Frances Wood’s bright smile and a back from the north country note. Also snippets from Heloise letters on housekeeping and a few abstract newspaper quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wood
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George W. Crane
William Shakespeare
United States
Washington
Chile
South America
Roward Kenneay
D-Mass
S.C. Education Association
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Cuera
Cuero Publishing CO
E. Main
Cuera, Texas
P. O. Box
William K. Todd
Kenneth H. Long
Sox Howerton
Catherman Donald L. H. H. Berner
T. Grant Sorrell
AL Gon
Physma Bush
Seriesnnerermess
Ass’t
DeWitt
Victoria
Karnes
Gonzales
Lavaca
Jackson
Texas
U. S
DeWitt and
Ersues
Cuero
National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League Inc
Hartford
Dallas
South Texas Press Association
Southern News Publishers Association
United Pressional Wire Services
Truth About
Marilyn Manson
WOAI
KENS
KSAT
Porter Wagoner
NBC
James Garner
Marcus Wesby
M. D
Rifleman Nashville Music
Deeries
Channel 12
Basil Rathbone
Cape
H. H. Berner
North Country
Darling
Ming Features. Syndicate, Inc
Courier
Ottumwn
Constitution
Atlanta, Ga
Tribune
Chicago
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