Burns Seek Lord Aright That Never Sought In Vain
A fragment references Burns and the idea of seeking the Lord aright, implying devotion or prayer. The readable text centers on religious pursuit and assurance that such seeking is not in vain. No dates, places, or additional names are present in the accessible portion.
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Vision of a brighter 21st century powered by sun and science
The California Institute of Technology report envisions a world population rising to 6.7 billion by 2050 with global machine civilization spreading to all regions. It foresees abundant resources from air and sea water and sunlight becoming a major energy source, but warns that brain power and peaceful leadership are crucial to realize this future. A war disruption could derail progress, while prudent direction and genius guiding effort could yield a hopeful era.
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Democratic fundraiser releases history record gimmick
Hi Fi High Finance the Democratic Party issues a long playing record narrating party history with Henry Fonda and others. Access limited to campaign contributors distributed by party clubs. The piece hints at jockey show time protests from Republicans and rock fans.
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Andy Jackson
Puzzle Clues From A Broken Washington Square Style Page
Fragments list cryptic clues and wordplay hints for a crossword style grid. Entries include references to numbers, directions, and varied topics such as musical terms, mythic figures, and common phrases. The jumble hints at a themed puzzle or dictionary-style clue set awaiting recombination.
Muriel Lawrence on Hidden Family Quarrels
A child observes her parents fighting and hiding the dispute, sparking fear about what is coming next. The piece argues that adult secrecy damages children more than the quarrel itself, urging open acknowledgment of parental conflict.
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Detroit Polish editor shot dead in New York holdup
Thomas Dombrowski 46 editor of Glos Ludowy and Frank Grodzki 45 were killed by two masked gunmen during a holdup at the Polonia Club in Manhattan. A third man, Walter Nogas, was wounded. Dombrowski, a Detroit paper critic banned for Communistic ties, had just married Stella Nowakowski a week earlier. Police say robbery was the motive.
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Bob Thomas Travels 260,000 Miles In Year
HOLLYWOOD W and TERRY MOORE has a new husband and four homes across the hemisphere. She says the last four months since marriage have been the happiest of her life and she is leading a fascinating ife. Eugene McGrath, a Panama Canal era business operator, clocks 260,000 miles yearly and keeps homes in Panama City Caracas New York and with his wife in the United States. Terry plans to continue her acting career while managing their international lifestyle.
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Nurse Proclaims New Son as Father Jumps In
A nurse declares to an expectant father that he has a son. Another man reacts by dropping his cigarette, leaping up, and exclaiming that he was here first. The moment captures surprised humor in a hospital setting.
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Wes Hare
Early elevators run by hydraulic power
Question and answer style notes hydraulic power used to operate early elevators. Includes brief aside on avira ates and tomato growth quality, plus a miscellaneous item about U.S. state capitals and a pirate origin for the phrase show your true colors.
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Declining U S Maple Sugar Output Highlights 1955 Figure
The report shows U S maple sugar production fell to 43,000 pounds in 1955. It notes the average 70 year wage life index has gained five years over the past decade, reflecting broader labor and economic trends.
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Histoplasmosis A Growing Medical Concern Says Dr Jordan
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains histoplasmosis a fungus related disease affecting the lungs often mistaken for tuberculosis. Studies show wide distribution in humans and animals, with river valleys showing high rates. Laboratory exposure carries risk. Addison's disease links noted. treatment options limited, outlook best for primary lung form.
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Minnesota
Plan to Vacation with God This Summer
Thousands plan trips as Americans travel millions of miles for relaxation. The author urges travelers to notice scenery and worship God throughout their journeys, finding sacred moments in nature and seeking peace with Him along the way.
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Midlife matinee idol Weede wins Broadway crown
Hal Boyle profiles Robert Weede, a stocky middle aged baritone who became Broadway’s surprise matinee idol in The Most Happy Fella. The operatic veteran, once unknown on Broadway, charms audiences with his heart of gold and a philosophy that honest love can bridge age and appearance differences. Weede credits a supportive sister and others who helped him along the way.
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Hospitality tips from a host and sea level fact
The host erred by offering guests drinks he did not have and should have stated what he had. Real hospitality is offering what you have. The Sea of Galilee lies about 700 feet below sea level per the National Geographic Society.
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Barbs on baseball seasons and bargain odds
A collection of wry lines on season play and everyday bargains. It notes popcorn merchants in parks selling for peanuts and jokes about poker hands, college sons, second-hand cars, and marriage curbing flatterers with a sharp, humorous edge.
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