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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1970
Page
2
An editorial defines marijuana with many slang names and outlines effects of use. It argues pot is habit forming for abusers and links early use to other drugs, noting Missouri law treats possession as a felony with prison or jail penalties and loss of civil rights.
The message notes that Jesus offers a water that becomes a spring of eternal life within. It emphasizes that Christ's blessings enrich personal life and enable believers to be a genuine blessing to others.
Open Forum notes an out-of-state visitor praising U S pride as flags fly along Iowa State line and in homes amid ongoing wars. The letter cites defense of freedoms abroad and gratitude for national symbols at home, praising loyalty and patriotism.
A discussion on how the move to the metric system will affect speech. It cites World Week examples converting common proverbs to metric terms and notes many phrases may become archaic leftovers. It mentions familiar sayings like penny wise and pound foolish as examples of linguistic change.
In Mexico Missouri yesterday and Saturday key events included a satellite communication milestone noted for the area, Audrain County Democratic leadership reorganization, and National Guard camp preparations. The 61st Audrain County Northeast Missouri Fair progress is reported while Elmer McGee’s Missouri Public Expenditure Survey board reappointment is noted. Frontier Day plans and Red Cross concern over beggars are also mentioned.
Greetings extend to Jerry Allen and a group of friends and family including Mrs. Frank Kesler of Laddonia Al an Paschal Mrs Bo M Walker N and Marsha Kay Nunnelly for a weekend celebration of birthday wishes and good cheer.
A reader criticizes Ann Landers column for giving risky moral guidance. Another letter questions a columnist’s authority while advising safer meat handling and food preparation practices.
A report outlines changes to several television channels and stations including St Louis and Quincy listings, with mentions of Chicago area brands and regional providers. Readers are advised to check official notices for updated schedules and availability.
Broad listings detail Duke Ellington performances and a mix of films and talk shows across channels. Highlights include Sophia Loren and Dick Cavett segments, a 1960s Canadian comedy, and a slate of movies such as The Lady From Shanghai and One Life to Live, with discussions of Danny Thomas new project Make Room for Granddaddy.
Dr Thosteson answers reader questions on beer and brandy for kidney and gout, urging fluid intake, potential allopurinol use, and moderation to protect the remaining kidney. He notes large alcohol use can trigger gout flares and suggests safer hydration, with occasional alcohol if medically reasonable.
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