Worst Shortage of All Public Understanding in Price Freeze Debacle
The article argues the 1973 federal price freezes and consumer boycotts harmed meat production by limiting profits and suspending operations. It notes beef demand rose domestically while wholesale prices were capped and cites rising per capita income and foreign demand. It concludes free markets regulate economy best and hopes public understanding improves.
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Fighting Heart Disease Shoes Formula Aims to Cut Risk
Andre Rhoads promotes a Watch your SHOES! health plan to lower coronary heart disease risk. The SHOES acronym covers smoking hyper tension obesity exercise and stress. He urges regular medical checkups and personal lifestyle changes to reduce heart attack chances and extend life.
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Winter Spirit and Duty in the Holiday Season
A December arrival ushers a Spartan winter ethic focused on efficiency and helping the common good. While sleigh bells and cocoa endure for joy, readers are urged to tackle energy shortages, inflation, and tighter federal control by renewing community involvement and prudent living.
Inflation woes prompt car versus transit satire across papers
Readers in LENNOX and SIKESTON vent about inflation and car ownership while noting Soviet prices for private transport. Chicago and Belton voices mock statistics and federal power as debates over efficiency and government control continue.
Now Is The Time For Farm Pest and Management Tips
Max Smith county agent advises on firewood handling to reduce insect entry, rodent control including cleanup and concrete repairs, and winter farm records planning. He emphasizes outdoor exercise for livestock and open-air housing to improve health and lambing outcomes.
Jesus Refuses Plain Titles and Lets Works Testify
A December 9 1973 lesson examines how Jesus often refused to define himself with the Messiah title preferring not to engage in theological dispute. He avoided political or military connotations, choosing to let his works prove his mission rather than words.
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Editor's Quote Book Passages From Oscar Wilde
A quotation attributed to Oscar Wilde appears in an editor’s collection. The line emphasizes that truth is not guaranteed by death and invites reflection on the nature of belief versus mortality.
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