Origins of the Book From Ancient Scrolls to Gutenberg
The piece traces books from papyrus rolls in Egypt to early carded boards in Rome and Anglo-Saxon England. It explains beech wood boc roots, parchment and vellum use, and the shift to codex format with movable type culminating in Gutenberg’s 1456 Bible.
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England
Rome
Rus
Johann Gutenberg
Chuckle Box Jokes About Grades and Chemists
Father quips about son’s marks being under water as he explains they are below C level. Teacher asks about 17th century chemists and student replies they are all dead.
Wordplay from Ledge Yearbook Letters
Create eating related words using the letters shown only as many times as they appear. Words like lunch bite snack and dine may be formed from the available letters. Include riddles or jokes but limit to valid letter usage.
Tomato products processed nationwide
In the United States as many as 30 million cases of canned tomatoes, 36 million cases of tomato juice and 48 million cases of catsup pulp paste and sauce are processed annually.
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United States
Credit Card Theft Warns Of Rising Lost Cards
Sylvia Porter notes 1.5 million cards reported stolen yearly with 50 to 100 million dollars in losses. Banks curb mailings while legislation and new technologies including coded IDs and biometric checks are explored to combat theft and liability shifts to holders.
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Sylvia Porter
U.S
Telephone
Congress
American Express
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
State National Charge aids back to school shopping
The State National Charge offers a way to outfit students for the new school year with clothes books and supplies. Merchants across North Alabama honor the Charge card with payments as low as ten dollars monthly and options to charge cash for school fees and urgent needs.
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North
Alabama
State National Bank Promises Fast Loan Approval
Walk into any State National Bank office, show your Charge card, and your loan will be approved in seconds. If you lack a card, apply now at any State National office.
College graduates comprise 9.1 percent of U.S. adults in 1964
The 1964 U.S. adult population includes 9.1 percent who are college graduates. This reflects the share of educated adults during the year and indicates growth in higher education participation within the population.
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U.S
Oak Ridge UMYF social hosts visit and guests
Oak Ridge Sr UMYF members attend a Monday night social at the Kirby home. Visitors include Rev Gladney and Joyce of Gainsville Georgia. Several relatives and friends from Lawrenceburg, Birmingham, Bessemer and Kalkaska visit or tour local residents and Six Flags over Georgia trips are noted.
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Oak Ridge Sr. Umyf
Dottie
Patsy Kirby
Bue
Gladney
Joyce
Gainsville
Nelson Norris
Wheeler Phillips
Lawrence
Burg
Tenn
C. F. Lake
Irene Ratliff
Birmingham
Hugh Towrison
W. S. Praytor
Bessemer
John Hardin
Billy
Tommy
Kallamazoo
Mich
Regina Pollock
Larry
Alan
Raymond Brown
Danny
Dana
Georgia
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