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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1970
Page
2
A decade old piece by Sv Miller and wife, circulated nationwide, calls on men to respect women's inner beauty and humanity beyond sexual symbols. It asserts women were created for gentleness, serenity, and love, urging help to restore their rightful place.
A devotional note citing Ephesians 5 2 urging walking in love as Christ loved us and gave himself for humanity to create a sweeter life for all who meet him
A Kansas City Star report marks the Truman Library dedication and its growing appeal. It notes visitors include schoolchildren and average Americans exploring the collection of documents from the Truman era, with manuscripts from 1945 to 1953 and items tied to Roosevelt and other presidents. The piece highlights ongoing public interest and notable visitors like Hoover, Roosevelt, and Eisenhower as the library grows into a major regional attraction.
Mrs Roy Kent accepted chairmanship of the Red Cross Bloodmobile campaign with Donald Foreman as campaign head. Two eight year old girls were treated at Audrain Hospital for home injuries. Sheila Brown cut her arm on glass, Nancy Hale broke an arm from a fence fall. Les Robinson had four stitches after being hit by a golf ball at Mexico Country Club. Alf Elliott shot 68 as Mexico beat Fulton 15 to 1 in golf. A sparrow incident caused a leg wound to painter Bob Huddleston when a bullet from a rifle fired from North Jefferson Street struck him at North Washington Street. The sparrow’s fate is unknown.
Saturday greetings go out to Ferris Mundy Mrs Ralph Toalson Ford Hohlfeld Austin Braden Glenda Louise Wainscott Terita Ann Hayes Lyndel Cornett Mrs John F Leventis Jr Mrs Blake Hinton Debra Schneider Mrs Virgil B Williams Leon Burdick and twins Dana and Drew Smiley.
Dear Ann Landers answers a reader's question about privacy after surgery and nosy neighbors. The column includes recall of a Boston reader's tone and a playful, sharp reply about handling intrusive inquiries along with TV listings and a note about marriage expectations. The piece closes withReader Q&A and TV schedule snippets.
A dense schedule of film showings and TV programs lists title highlights such as The Birds and Kiss of Fire with times across multiple channels. It also features Hollywood commentary on Mayberry and CBS, discussing costs, ratings, and shifts in the TV season, noting Elivs Presley and Gordon The Boy.
A reader asks if tubal unblocking is possible and who can perform the surgery. The doctor explains that success depends on blockage cause, with higher odds after tubal ligation than post infection scarring, and advises seeing a gynecologist first and testing the husband’s fertility.
An advertisement claims a fast acting treatment for athlete's foot that dries quickly and eliminates burning within minutes. It asserts skin renewal within days and offers a 39 cent back guarantee if not satisfied within an hour, promoting Lawrence Drug as the retailer.
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