Moses Advice and a Moral on Knowledge
The quotes present a biblical verse about mediation through God and a proverb warning that binding the soul to knowledge can block spiritual access, attributed to N. P. Willis.
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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1954
Page
8
The quotes present a biblical verse about mediation through God and a proverb warning that binding the soul to knowledge can block spiritual access, attributed to N. P. Willis.
A House committee led by Rep. Carroll Reece opens hearings into tax free foundations funding education and social projects. Staff, led by Norman Dodd, presents a preliminary report suggesting foundations may conflict with public interest amid broader shifts toward internationalism and greater government role.
The Indo-China crisis deepens rift between Britain and the United States as Eden and Dulles clash over united action. Britain backs cautious moves while Washington fears a wider Far Eastern war, with Geneva talks amid Franco-American discussions.
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines polio risks as warm weather increases cases. Early diagnosis is crucial though symptoms imitate a cold. treatment hinges on judgment, nursing, physical therapy, and hospital care funded by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Bed rest and fluids support recovery while muscle spasms are eased by hot wet packs and attentive care.
We The Women presents a letter from a sensible wife who says she has never done anything to hold her husband's love. She describes homemaking, staying informed, personal growth, and loving freely as the path to marital happiness. The piece argues love endures when not worn by attempting to force it.
Question and answer excerpt notes that the U S bought the Virgin Islands from Denmark in 1917. It also explains the term Benedict as applied to a newly married man deriving from Benedict who married Beatrice in Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing.
KOENIGSLUTTER Germany. A glass of schnapps a day keeps the doctor away. That's the advice of Mrs. Karoline Matkowski Germany's oldest resident who celebrated her 114th birthday anniversary today. Mrs. Matkowski settled in this small village near Brunswick after she fled from her native Romania 10 years ago.
Hollywood gossip notes Jack Webb directs Dragnet downplays romance in the feature. Porfirio Rubirosa eyes Yvonne de Carlo pre marriage. Dorothy Dandridge feature photo stirs Esquire talk. Shelley Winters and other showbiz names mocked or praised in broad portraits.
Thomas L. Stokes discusses mixed southern reactions to the Supreme Court ruling ending segregation in public schools. He notes restrained backlash from southern politicians, the influence of future conference-led integration efforts, and the broader political and international implications of the decision for the United States.
The Big Dipper comprises seven stars with six of second magnitude and one of third magnitude. Baby whales nurse their young with milk, as do land mammals.
A quirky note recalls how overproduction would have caused issues in the past but was averted by routine meals and breaks. The fragment hints at workplace history and daily rhythms shaping productivity.
Fire at White's Coffee Shop closes the business. Maj. Max Brock on leave. Jack PBot's mobile stolen. Mrs. Maurice Crab tree leaves for San Francisco. Plus notes on Mrs. Earl Zorger and other local figures and fishing at Lake Lawtonka.
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