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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1959
Page
4
A devotional piece describes Jesus as the guiding beacon who reveals God's will and dispels sin. It compares Christ’s illuminating power to the sun clearing darkness and urges accepting Him as Savior and Guide to overcome fear and uncertainty.
The Tulsa Tribune critiques the stigma around domestic work citing Anne-Marie Rasmussen’s connection to the Rockefeller family. It argues Americans devalue homemaking, harming families as mothers seek outside jobs, while many women fear social prestige loss in domestic roles.
An American drugstore sign outlines a legal but controversial person to person medicine shipment path. Prescriptions go from foreign doctors to American relatives, then to pharmacists for secure export to Hungary and other nations under export licenses and customs rules.
A national urging against seeking rewards without effort. The author warns that politicians, employers, and unions promising benefits without earned value undermine personal responsibility and long term freedom. Earned work creates a lasting, rightful owner’s life.
Miss Korea Hyun Choo Oh visits Washington and discusses jokes about her name at the Korean Embassy Independence Day reception. The piece blends light social notes with political satire and event highlights from the capital scene.
A columnist recalls famed inns from around the world noting Shepheard's of Cairo as the apex of history and hospitality. He describes its imperial aura, the personal touches in other hotels, and its enduring legend despite modern rivals and wartime changes.
The Hartford Courant features a satirical tale of space dining and futuristic farming. Congressman James G. Fulton urges space food projects while lampooning two dimensional vegetables and orbital geranium experiments.
The Memphis Press-Scimitar discusses Medicine Show Television as a successor to old time shows selling cure all potions. It cites the Journal of the Medical Society of New Jersey criticizing graphic ads and models while noting doctors may be bilked and patients face delays in real treatment.
The High Point Enterprise independent daily and Sunday morning edition lists publishing staff and official addresses including 306 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. It names A A Rawley as president and M S Patterson as secretary treasurer with circulation and staff roles noted in the masthead.
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