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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1975
Page
4
New York voices observe autumn flu talk and vary in terminology from grippe to influenza. Doctors deem cold and flu overlap with about 250 virus types and advise rest, fluids, and aspirin. Researchers note kissing, rubbing noses, and close contact heighten spread, especially with sick children.
The United States presses on with negotiations to renew Spain base agreements despite Spain's terrorism crisis and regional strains. Washington notes long standing security ties and insists base renewal remains vital to European defense even as Spain faces domestic turmoil.
A columnist argues that the Declaration's all men are created equal has been misused by egalitarian reformers. The piece contrasts Jefferson's 1776 intent with Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and warns that modern politics blend utopian leveling with constitutionalism.
Middletown Diary notes Mrs. Bess Diver hosting Blue Ball community events to unveil the Bicentennial Flag. Don Gingerich hosts, Lemon Monroe Brass Choir and Bonnie Murray perform as Post 218 colors are presented. The piece chronicles Blue Ball as a small town with deep regional history from 1795 land purchases to early treaties and settlers.
The article recounts the 1790s settlement of Blue Ball by Joseph Parks and William Humphrey, the first church and school developments, the influence of Rev. James Kemper, and the growth aided by the Great Miami Turnpike and canal. It notes Blue Ball’s evolution from a crossroads to an official village name in 1852.
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