Blissful ignorance and the online news paradox
Bud Herron argues that supermarkets place enticing junk at the front while editors push required knowledge at the back, reflecting a clash between consumer desire and civic obligation. He notes how internet culture fuels self confirmation and erodes traditional newspaper structure.
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The Miller Family Name On Cards And Yachts
A playful guide explains when to use apostrophes and how to pluralize family names. It notes The Millers is correct for plural, while The Millers' suggests ownership and avoidance of misused apostrophes. It ends inviting readers to share grammar questions with Curtis Honeycutt, humor columnist.
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States as nations plan to revive rural America
The advisor suggests shifting major policy decisions from Washington to the states and counties, arguing states are as big as countries. He envisions counties handling education health care and Social Security, with local votes and county commissions, while states negotiate drug prices and deploy wholesale gigabit internet via electric coop poles to revitalize communities.
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Mount Carmel Register letters policy update
The Mount Carmel Register explains that letters on local topics may be edited for length and clarity and must be written by credited authors with name address and phone number. The paper limits one letter per writer every four weeks and excludes election eve political letters.
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