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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
2
Van-Far High School seniors of the 1973 class are pictured with their parents names and addresses and share plans for the future after graduation. More seniors will be featured in upcoming installments.
An editorial notes a beloved little girl in a Mexican hospital is nearing death. The article honors the parents, praises her courage and the family’s dignified grace, and reflects on faith, love, and the community's shared heartbreak as doctors say God will take her soon.
A brief religious reflection highlights Zephaniah 3 17 and the joy in heaven over a soul saved for Christ with praise and divine rejoicing.
Nevada Herald summarizes Robert Louis Stevenson's twelve rules for a full life. Key points urge happiness, optimism, self reliance, avoiding debt, avoiding grudges, pursuing varied interests, and helping others. The list emphasizes practical living, personal resilience, and staying busy to stave off unhappiness.
Happy birthday to twins Virgil Ferrier and Mrs. Virginia Arnold, plus William Banks Walley Davis Marvin Jarreh Hugh Forrest Dora Hayes Robert Beasley and George Pemberton. Also today actress Audrey Hepburn turns 44 soprano Roberta Peters 43 and Spanish bullfighter El Cordobes 37.
A reader asks how to handle hostile callers and urban legends about silence as a put down. Ann Landers urges brief, calm responses and warns against oversharing, then addresses sexual performance concerns tied to hypertension and a homosexual marriage crisis with professional guidance.
A $57,104 grant for survey and planning was approved by the Urban Renewal Administration in Washington for Mexico's West Underpass Urban Renewal area. Messages from Congressman Clarence Cannon and Senators Stuart Symington and Edward V. Long confirm the action.
In this column Dr. George C. Thosteson explains that diastolic pressure reflects resting time for the heart and arteries, and can be more significant than systolic when the latter is not excessively high. He notes balance matters and that both readings matter in managing blood pressure. He also answers reader questions on white nail streaks, foot size differences, and shoe fitting.
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