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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1972

Page

2

Night Is Not Dark card on New York buses

An editorial review notes a New York bus display sponsored by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America features The Night Is Not Dark. The piece reflects on Adams first darkness and the enduring light of the sun, urging journalists and readers to strive for balance, courage, and renewal.

New York Jewish Theological Seminary of America Adam William Arthur Look

End Of The Day Wisdom From God’s Word

A religious reflection citing James 1 5 urging readers to seek wisdom from God who gives generously without reproach. Emphasizes turning to scripture as the source of ultimate wisdom for believers.

James

Dear M R W Young Reader Letter To Voters

The Post-Dispatch replies to a youth reader worried about politics and miracles. It urges despair over miracles, urges responsibility, recalls Vietnam, and asks the young to vote and write back. It acknowledges generational tension, warns against belting others, and hopes for better future participation.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch M.R.W Madison Avenue Chicago Kent-Jackson Vietnam M.R

Mexico Ledger Front Page March 10 1972

Front page of the Mexico Missouri Ledger dated Friday March 10 1972 features local news briefs, community notices, and likely early month headlines. Officials, business posts, and public event listings appear alongside standard society notes.

Mexico

Widows Advice and Dear Ann Landers Letters

A reader shares a cautionary tale about widowhood, financially straining her children and losing independence after loaning money and selling her house. Ann Landers replies with blunt lessons on safeguarding finances and avoiding risky family entanglements. A second letter complains of gossip among coffee-clatch friends and a nosy neighbor, with Landers suggesting the group may outgrow the meddler. The column concludes with guidance on arranging a private funeral and a note offering a self-help booklet on parental boundaries.

Ann Landers Ann

Dear Dr Thosteson on well bleach and health cautions

A reader asks if pouring household bleach into a private well is harmful and how long to wait before drinking. The doctor advises against adding bleach, urges water analysis by local or state health departments, and offers temporary purification methods with instructions and cautions.

Dr. Thosteson P.G

Mexico High School Students Lead Anti Drinking Plan

Mexico High School Club members instigated action against student drinking and smoking with Principal Robert O. Fitzsimmons praising their responsibility after a school meeting. The report also notes political candidate filings in Mexico and a rail strike affecting trains, along with local welfare district meetings and a motor show booth sale update.

Mexico High School Club Robert O. Fitzsimmons John Tompson Morningside Drive Mexico City Robert J. Johnson Carson St Wallace Molina Henry Well Paris Roy Fields

Sunday Birthday Wishes in Vandalia Now

Greetings go out on Sunday to Mrs. J W Stowers Jim C Whitaker Sandra Jean Sud Brook Venton Hays Cherita Gay Mackey Dale Sumpter Jacqueline Toston Edward A Juenemann Marion Lovelace David Fairley Barbara Jean Mattox Oscar P Payne Mrs Herbert Plunkett Elsie Rodgers Larry York Sheryl Miller Laura Jane Collins Mrs Augusta Goodman Debbie Culver and Terry Dale Carlyle on their special day.

J. W. Stowers Jim C. Whitaker Sandra Jean Sudbrook Venton Hays Cherita Gay Mackey Dale Sumpter Jacqueline Toston Edward A. Juenemann Marion Lovelace Vandalia David Fairley Barbara Jean Mattox Oscar P. Payne Herbert Plunkett Elsie Rodgers Larry York Sheryl Miller Laura Jane Collins Augusta Goodman Debbie Culver Terry Dale Carlyle

Television Station Listings Summary

The notice lists TV stations and cities including Ktvi Saint Louis Ktvo Ottumwa Kmox-tv Saint Louis Ksd-tv Saint Louis Ktvi Saint Louis Ktvo Ottumwa Kmox-tv Saint Louis Ksd-tv Saint Louis Khiqga-tv Hannibal Komu-tv Columbia Kete-tv Saint Louis Weer-tv Quincy Kpl Saint Louis Kreg Jeff City Kebj-tv Columbia with a cryptic note '(7 is é On See Tv)'.

Ktvi St. Louis Ktvo Ottumwa Kmox-tv Ksd-tv Khiqga-tv Hannibal Komu-tv Columbia Kete-tv Weer-tv Quincy Kpl Kreg.tv Jeff City Kebj-tv

Television listings and highlights night of channel shows

Tonight features Illinois high school basketball on Channel 10 from noon to 6 30 pm and 7 to 10 30 pm with mentions of Disney World trip for St Louis groups and multiple movies and series across channels NBC CBS and ABC including The Rules of the Game Hunter and How To Frame A Figg plus late night classics and news programs.

Masonic Home Hoover Boys Club St. Louis Disney World NBC Don Knotts Channel 9 Jean Renoir CBS Henry Fonda Bob Hope Robert Mitchum Coody Beard Snead Wide World of Sports Edith van Heflin James Coburn Dick Shawn Italy Bill Fields Illinois Penny Singleton Bill Anderson CBS News NBC News

You Are There And TV Highlights From 1860 May

TV listings and film schedule fragment note You Are There at 11 30 a m on channels 4 7 13 May 1860 as Republicans pick a Lincoln candidate. Includes festival and movie titles plus a long sports and film lineup with multiple channels and times.

Illinois Lincoln Oklahoma Missouri Marquette Long Beach State Brigham Young Florida State Channel 10 Dick Webber

Whitmore Will Rogers Show On CBS TV Tour

James Whitmore delivers a one man Rogers tribute filmed at Los Angeles Mark Taper Forum. The hour features Rogers’ wit and political pokes, followed by a CBS hour of school bus integration reports and a China visit roundtable with Cronkite Sey Erald Rather Kalb sharing reactions and impressions.

Cynthia Lowry New York James Whitmore Will Rogers CBS Rogers Whitmore Los Angeles Mark Taper Washington Roger Mudd Richmond Pontiac Mich Pasadena Calif China Walter Cronkite Eric Seyareid Dan Rather Bernard Kalb

Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Page Fragment

Fragmented crossword list with numbered clues and partial solutions across many categories. Appears as an OCRed page segment listing terms like Enzyme Bunk Insect Clemency Wapiti Winter peril Ant 50 Little girl Panel etc, plus references to Capek Shipped Herbeve Pine lizard Epochs Light rowboat Federal agency Rabid Medieval shield and Gluttony.

Enzyme Bunk Rein Flirt Antagonist Hell Arbiter Tokyogy Privet Expert Yale Cleveland's Pitcher Waterfront Ant Little Girl Federal Agency Independent Ireland

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