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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1962
Page
4
In Muscatine a long held craft tradition marks articles with visible trade marks to prove authenticity and quality. The modern scene shows stores stocked with trademarked items, wide recognition, and a citywide contest inviting shoppers to identify brands. Winners receive congratulations as the public learns national trademarked products are available locally.
On the 21st anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, a Sabbath morning was shattered by warplanes and bombs. The United States entered World War II, reshaping nations and prompting a new era of vigilance as the price of liberty.
A nostalgic critique of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Mikado as a masterful satire amid Victorian poverty and pomp. The piece praises D’Oyly Carte performances, notes witty tone, British musical tradition, and contrasts with Broadway, while reflecting on satire's challenges and enduring humor.
The Muscatine Journal is described as a second class matter publication with AP news access and Iowa press affiliation. Des Moines office contact, publisher and staff names, circulation and advertising managers listed. Subscription rates and delivery options outlined including city carrier, mail, and distance-based pricing. Office hours and special delivery service for missed papers noted.
James Marlow argues that after 21 years since Pearl Harbor the world remains scarred by fear and conflict. He traces lingering hatred across nations from Europe to Asia, noting arms races, invasions, and revolutionary upheavals while acknowledging fragile steps toward cooperation in Western Europe.
The reader questions why two psychology professor types clash over a daily column. Applied psychologists praise practical advice while braintruster academics dismiss jargon. The piece argues real education requires clear, accessible language and notes the author’s PhD and MD credentials for broader understanding.
Kansas City curator Alexander Girard presents The Nativity, a display of about 170 scenes from 20 nations at the Nelson Gallery of Art. Pieces range from pottery to bread carvings, arranged in adobe-like settings with lighting and acoustics to evoke a Bethlehem atmosphere. Joyful crafts aim to communicate a universal Christmas story while supporting the People-to-People program.
Fragmentary prayer text citing Philippians 2 8 and a devotional request asking Jesus to remove guilt and sin through the Savior s death and to walk faithfully with Him today.
A reminiscence recalls a draft rule that substitutes liable to be drafted again if hired before a future draft. Notes on Muscatine’s rail outlook and upcoming telephone tie in with What Cheer to Oskaloosa. Fire destructive fire at Roach and Musser Co. warehouse. $50,000 loss. Bids opened for senior high school prep work. school boy patrol formed. Local anniversaries and Messiah performance plans by Muscatine teachers and Ottumwa connections. Catholic High School plans to present On Lady Fatima tonight.
Readers describe a string of short marriages and divorces. A 26 year old says she is happier as a single, not seeking permanence, and wonders if she should marry the available suitor. Abby advises contentment with single life and personal happiness, while offering guidance on mental health and spiritual counsel.
A garbled sample of a daily cryptogram explains letter substitution used in the Cryptogram puzzle. It notes that one letter stands for another and gives hints from word length and formation, with a reference to Franklin P Adams.
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