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Washingtons Advice For A Nation In Celebration
A historical reflection notes George Washington as guide to the United States. It cites his warnings on foreign alliances and partisanship, urging continued heed of his counsel as the nation observes his birth anniversary.
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What’s Wrong With P O and the Postal Reform Push
Hoover Commission proposals stress businesslike Post Office administration amid political spoils. Potent contrasts show price supports skew potato markets, diverting big potatoes to industry and hurting consumers, while surveys flag risks and benefits across commerce and marriage psychology.
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Worry Clinic case reveals flaws in auto sales setup
Roger T a 48 year old dealer recounts Dr George W Crane advising taking the customers view He visits 30 dealers to spot weaknesses in display and staff then returns home to assess his own lot He discovers multiple weak links and notes his business begins to improve within a year after applying the insight.
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Personal attacks in Senate debate criticized in Taft Hartley critique
Column analyzes use of ad hominem arguments in hearings on labor issues. It cites Senator Pepper’s harsh remarks toward Ira Mosher and argues for a public apology to restore decorum and elevate debate. The piece notes Pepper’s temperate overall record and urges removal of implied insinuations.
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Adverse planetary aspect warns of deceitful schemes
Genevieve Kemble notes a Wednesday February 23 forecast warning of cunning proposals and intrigue that could undermine secure plans and profits. It cautions individuals with birthdays to avoid duplicity and alluring temptations and suggests vigilance against strange influencers.
Impersonation craze on Quiver Vision sparks uproar
Arthur Baer notes a six year old’s Winston Churchill impersonation wowed an audience, with chaotic reactions and props. He jokes about famous figures and impersonators, comparing imitators to Churchill and Boyes, and imagines a career in diplomatic impersonation.
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Letter from a foreign-born wife on life in America
A reader letter from a German wife married to an American soldier discusses life in the United States. She observes a restless, excitable culture, questions why Americans seek constant excitement, and wonders about single people. She defends her husband and asks editors not to mock her English.
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Hidden Perils of Beclouded Judgment in Aged Tales
A brief antique observation notes how minds clouded by euphoric influences can stumble, be easily duped or swayed by gilded figures, warning against vanity and misleading appeal in public affairs.
Middletown notes report clear profits and leadership changes
Roy C. Clark, finance chair of the Middle town Post American Legion, said about $1,000 was cleared from the recent production Page the Prince. C. D. Boyd was reelected president of the Middletown Miami Alumni Association with Dr. E. T. Storer as vice president, Dan Bookwalter as secretary, and Harry K. Moore as university representative.
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Florida Anglers and a Coffin Craze Headline Mix
A fragment from a Florida page describes anglers acting prim, an Illinois man building his own coffin to sleep in, and a boastful motorist content only when driving the elderly owner’s car. Robbers flee a winter Florida home in the owner’s speed boat amid a string of reckless days.
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Growing Up Is an Awkward, Lifelong Hobby
Hal Boyle reflects at the Georgia Press Institute on aging, youth, and the idea that growing younger may hold more value than growing older. He argues heart and mind are true calendars of age, and aging brings loss, not wisdom, while idealism survives in youth.
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Free speech and boycotts in art and freedom of choice
George E. Sokolsky argues against boycotts as un American and illegal. He cites Rubinstein and Gieseking to show how political disputes intrude on art, urging readers to separate politics from musical enjoyment and defend free choice. He criticizes all efforts to coerce audience or artist through boycott.
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A Middleton Family Says Farewell to England and Vaccines
A Middletonian notes frequent crossings with mixed vaccine results for airlift duty to Germany. A friend plans a three year move with a seven room home, maid, and ten thousand pounds in vaccines. She jokes about hauling a radio, washer, and vaccines inside per safety limits.
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Question and Answer Quiz on Folklore and History
A reader asks about the mousetrap quotation authorship and lunar cycles. The piece notes several attributed writers, mentions 12 full moons a year, and lists vice presidents who became president after a president's death. It also covers the American Legion’s 1919 Paris organization and a Dan Cupid honorific, plus Davy Crockett’s congressional service.
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