Mirror Morphed Lives Through Shared Meals in 1970s
A 1970s dietary piece cites Dr. Emmanuel Cheraskin of the University of Alabama noting that couples tend to resemble and resemble each other in mood and health due to shared meals. He links long marriages to 4000 nights and 10000 meals together, warns poor diets harm brain function, and advocates an optimum four‑food‑group plan avoiding sugar white flour hydrogenated fats preservatives and artificial colors.
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Mr. Average
Meat Board
Emmanuel Cheraskin
University of Alabama
Cheraskin
Whole New Ball Game A Senate reform push
U S Senator Dick Clark argues Congress began reforms that shift power and transparency. House and Senate chairmen face elections, open committee meetings gain ground, and a three-fifths filibuster rule proposal aims to curb minority obstruction while preserving rights. Clark stresses responsiveness to the people.
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House
Senate
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Republican
Consumer Protection Agency
Congress
U.S
Dick Clark
Weekend visit recalls notable local youth in Malvern
Allen and Mrs Jobin Slothower of Minneapolis attended the funeral services for Dwight Buffington, the stepfather of Mr Slothower. The event highlighted a long tradition of outstanding local young people in the community as John recently returned from a four year Brazil assignment leading his companys engineering interests there.
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Malvern
Jobin Slothower
Minneapolis
Dwight Buffington
John
Brazil
Malvern High School
Malcom Campbell
Rochester
Minn
Sam
Minneapolis Honeywell
Leonard B. Boehner
New York City
Robert Templeton
Connecticut
Michael Jones
Milwaukee
Hultman Sketches Beef Pak Wee Ideas in Senate
Senator Cal Hultman outlines three options to stabilize beef payments amid the American Beef bankruptcy and discusses budget optimism. He cites a lien law, a voluntary checkoff with federal reinsurance, or packer custodial accounts, urging reforms to protect feeders and ensure credit while noting legislative hurdles.
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Cal Hultman
Senate
Iowa
FDIC
Cubs Say Thanks For News Coverage Letter
A Cub Scouting group thanks the newspaper and The Leader for extensive coverage and support during a period when the organization needs it, expressing heartfelt appreciation for the interest and help provided.
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Cubs
Social notes and visits across Griswold and nearby towns
A sequence of visits and gatherings in Griswold Elliott and surrounding areas includes Mrs Harold Wilson visiting various households, funeral services for HA Fleming’s sister-in-law in Bridgewater, and multiple social calls among the Wilson, Resh, Waymire, Darby, and Waldron families. Friends travel to Mount Hope church showers, and farewell for Virgil Waldron features a community supper in Emerson with local families joining.
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al Aukland
Griswold
Lyle Asell
Andy
Chariton
Ren Burgoin
Silver City
Clarence Burgoin
Bob Burgoin
Russell Asell
Marion Wilson
Bob Sell
Clint Parker
Dick Godfrey
Walter Godfrey
Don Godfrey
HA. Fleming
Bridgewater
Ellsworth Smith
Marion Keast
Elliott
Keast
Roger Smith
Hastings
Smiths
Werdon Granteer
Walter Braggs
Council Bluffs
Everett McGrew
Karen Hawkes
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Richard Cool
Joe Robbins
Mark Robbins
Red Oak
Robert E. Resh
Robert Resh, Jr
Howard Putnam
Prescott
Milk bucket prank on porch sparks debate and jokes
A town story on Main Street recounts a couple finding a milk gallon under a plastic bucket on their porch, prompting a curious reaction about vermin and a gun. The column also discusses gas rationing editorials, a proposed cut in government staff cars, and light notes from readers including Elvis Presley and Archie Bunker references, with a casual local tone.
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Pete
Harbor is Critical of New Congress
A letter to Pete denounces the House of Representatives for taking a ten day recess starting February 6 after a brief session. The writer argues Congress should stay in session amid urgent economy and energy concerns as the public endures lifestyle changes to meet these issues. Congress fiddles while the economy burns.
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Pete
House
House of Representatives
Congress
Wearin Urges End to Grain Embargo Move
Dear Editor writes that the grain embargo to foreign buyers has lowered bean prices by 40 percent and cut wheat prices, with corn down $1.50 per bushel. He argues federal pressure to plant more grain is unfair as fertilizer herbicide fuel costs rise, and midwest farmers should cut grain planting. Wheat farmers plow fall crops while feed yards cut cattle and hogs.
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Middlewest
Seed catalogs spark hopes of spring fruit and flowers
In the 1880s Malvern Nursery touted its wares to gardeners. A June 5 1884 issue of The Leader offered over 1,000,000 tomato, cabbage, sweet potato, celery and other plants, 47,000 apple trees, 33,000 grape roots, currants, gooseberries and strawberry plants, reflecting Mills County's orchard wealth.
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Malvern Nursery
the Leader
Mills County
Franklin meat sale draws crowd in Franklin Tenn
Mrs Howard Palmer reports the first farmer to consumer meat sale in Franklin Tennessee. On January 9 a 9 am start drew an estimated 1000 people who lined up by 6:30. Four thousand pounds of ground beef and four thousand pounds of cheddar cheese sold out in 30 minutes at 80 cents per pound. The event emphasized direct farmer to consumer sales and compliance with state regulations.
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Franklin, Tenn
Larry Parsley
Nashville
Franklin County
Tenn
Franklin
Slow Week In Mills Magistrates Court
Few docketed cases this week in Mills magistrates court with none from Judge Esther Engle and only five by Judge John Watson. Otis May of Wakarusa charged with speeding for $26.50, William J. McLaughlin of Glenwood with operating vehicle without registration for $21.50, Kenneth Barber of Glenwood for failure to have vehicle under control for $26.50, John E. Bolander Jr. of Malvern for violation of restricted license for $21.50, and Scott Palmer of Peru Nebraska for speeding for $26.50.
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Esther Engle
John Watson
Otis May
Wakarusa
Kans
William J. McLaughlin
Glenwood
Kenneth Barber
John E. Bolander
Malvern
Scott Palmer
Peru
Neb
Malvern Community School Dist. Board Minutes January 27 1975
Malvern Mills County Iowa Board met with President Washburn and directors Blackburn Boyer Hansen and absent Sinner plus Superintendent Jones and principals Graham White. They set 1975 76 General Fund at 658335 and levy 501891, Schoolhouse Fund at 73905 and levy 73905. Hearing fixed February 10 at 8 PM at Malvern High. boiler re tubing planned. resignation of Mrs Sonja Switzer accepted. adjournment following.
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Washburn
Blackburn
Boyer
Hansen
Jones
Graham
White
Sinner
Community School District
Malvern
Mills County
Iowa
Malvern Leader
Sonja Switzer
Chantry
Switzer
Woodford R. Byington
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