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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1957
Page
6
Fragmentary ancient sounding text praises a divine wig and its works with references to Hruth avius jndaments and Urese Met. The passage mentions pride, antagonists, and a call to serve as all things are ordered. Names appear garbled and unclear.
Fragmented text discusses a proposed U S plan for the Middle East, aiming to deter Soviet influence and counter aggression through a multilateral approach. It mentions Congress weighing limits, opposition to imperialist labels, and maintaining Arab state strength while avoiding full commitment to a warlike stance.
The text argues that 1958 saw durable high production despite weaknesses in preteuhor and housing while industrial demand remains strong from new materials and expanded products. It claims the American market is broader than ever, with metals chemicals and household goods expanding beyond earlier limits. The principal difference is that prosperity spreads through diverse sectors rather than two dominant fields.
A mixed set of Q and A items covers mammals hair, per capita tax in 1956, giant salamander sizes, constitutional amendments repealed, childhood eye muscle control, and which is the smallest state Rhode Island.
Edson's Column Home Exhibit draws public interest with a sprawling 15,000 square foot display on capitalism democracy and American progress. It showcases replica Lineair's cabin and dioramas explaining capitalistic theory to Colombians and Latin American visitors. The exhibit, praised by readers, includes photographs and educational panels while prompting debate on wealth and social class.
Dr George W Crane urges parents to train children away from bed wetting by enforcing accountability. Ronnie, 15, faces humiliation as his troop parade looms, while the article cites common childhood habits and urges firm, practical steps including alarm clocks and a controversial electric stimulation device.
A medical writer critiques vague terminology in the profession and urges precise language. The note references a recent informal discussion, noting terms like pruvitus and ambiguous phrases hinder understanding and treatment.
The passage describes many causes of itching including insects such as mosquitos fleas and chiggers, winter itch and urticaria. It notes itching can accompany diseases like diabetes and jaundice and that scratching worsens trouble. It also mentions the Sahara as the largest desert, about three million square miles.
Washington dispatch notes Nixon’s tie breaking vote leaves Democrats with 49 seats to 47 for Republicans. Senator Knowland hints Republicans could seize control if 48 seats arise, while Neely’s health and West Virginia politics shape the delicate balance as Democrats fear a brief tenure.
A dense puzzle listing across and down clues with varied themes including presidents, Greek myth, and language hints. Clues range from nicknames to animals and places, inviting wordplay and cross references.
The list presents numbered clues with terms such as Hirelings Antispasmodic reformer Lucretia and more. It likely forms a crossword style answer set with entries including Live Sphere of action Bed canopy Hymn writer Isaac Fragrant root Gaiter Opeatic solo Protracted Large book Russian river Horse s neck hairs Greek letter.
Parakeets with brain tumors and cancerous catfish may illuminate cancer origins. Ohio State researchers report breast cancer in humans and mice is common while canaries and chickens show varying cancer rates. Dr. Schlumberger notes brain gland tumors in parakeets, potential river chemical links in catfish, but no confirmed carcinogens yet. James M. Barrie, author of Peter Pan, died in 1937.
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