No Gain Without Pain On Love And Commitment
A reflective monologue on marriage, commitment, and professionalism contrasts trial marriages with lasting bonds. It argues for total commitment in life, urges living professionally, and condemns abstract individualism while citing a personal anecdote about a friend who finds meaning in marriage.
When God Created Fathers by Erma Bombeck
A humorous meditation on fatherhood. God designs fathers with large hands and strong shoulders yet tender pockets for a child’s thoughts, a firm voice, and tears to show love. The angel questions practicality, but the divine design balances strength, protection, and affection.
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Dispute Over ERA Views Sparks Homemaker Letter
A Daily Times reader rebuts Helen Gunnis on the editorial page arguing that women should not all work, praising traditional roles, and saying she will seek employment after children are older. The letter cites personal experience as a bank teller and humorously notes Friday shifts.
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Female firefighter inspired by article encourages change
A reader from Delaware County thanks Daily Times for Trisha Cofiell's piece on female firefighters. She notes being the only active woman at South Media Fire Company, praises Chief Clancy, and recalls meeting him during Fire Prevention Week 1975 when he urged her to join. She credits Bob for support and emphasizes desire for more women in the service.
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Personal Commentary Elegance in Canada By Cliff Rainey
Associate Editor notes their Canada tour through Ottawa Quebec City Montreal and Toronto praising cleanliness courtesy and orderly transit. He contrasts Montreal bus queues with U S impatience and laments Quebec City losing old charm at Chateau Frontenac while noting the still elegant circular bar.
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Thoughts Courage and fear in human character
Thoughtful remark by David Sarnoff noting that courage is rare because fear governs most people. He argues fear is common, often present in all individuals, shaping behavior and limiting brave actions.
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Elegance and courtesy in trying times at the St Lawrence hotel
Cliff and Rainey overlook the river as patrons mingle in a mix of dungarees and fine attire. Waiters struggle to serve the poorly dressed crowd while a global decline in elegance prompts a call to reclaim courtesy and Boy Scout values.
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