Inflation and the Real Beneficiaries Behind Rising Costs
The piece argues that inflation primarily benefits the federal government with its huge debt, while blaming deficit spending. It praises mass production and free market competition for keeping U.S. food prices relatively low and notes consumer pain is misdirected toward retailers. The argument stresses volume selling and narrow profits as protecting shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
Japan
Soviet Union
Central City Ghost Town Sees Gold Rush Echoes Recalled
100 Years Later at Central City recalls the 1859 rush when Denver founder William Byers spread news from Gregory’s Diggings. The piece notes Teller House, the Opera House, and a silver ingot walk for Ulysses Grant, with ghost town streets and a dime dated 1939 found a century late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bishop King
Teller House
James Macintosh
Denver
Eureka
Main
Central City
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Black Hawk
Denver Society
John Gregory
Georgia
William N. Byers
Rocky Mountain News
Gregory
New York
Horace Greeley
Kansas
Pike's Peak
Bust
Dry Gulch
Charming Billy Cozens
Pat Casey
Pat
Rockies
Potato Bug Omen Fears For Potatoes This Season
Our Yesterdays recalls past items from 75 50 25 and 10 years ago. potato bugs seen on vines yesterday raise bad omen for the coming crop. plus notes on local obits birthdays and memorial Day plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Foster
John Pfeifer
Davenport
W. Hall
Mary
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Florence Howe
Woodlawn Ave
Clifford Bower
Leonard Bower
Cook St
Sharing dominance and dawn of new world order
Washington analysis warns the United States must share global dominance with the Soviet Union and Red China as three power spheres emerge. It traces postwar policy from Truman to Vietnam, notes challenges in the Middle East, Cuba, and Greece and Turkey, and argues the era of unilateral U.S. supremacy is fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Western Hemisphere
Hemisphere
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Vietnam
Latin America
Moscow
New York
Rome
C. Gilfillan
University of Chicago
Breakfast kept regular aids weight loss and health
Readers ask about skipping breakfast and the risks of ulcers. Dr Molner says a regular breakfast, even light, boosts energy and supports reducing without starving. A boiled egg or fruit juice helps. skipping meals can backfire by prompting snacking and higher next-meal intake. Regular small meals and lower calorie choices are advised for sustained weight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Molner
E.F
Prayer on committing paths to the Lord
A dated prayer excerpt thanks Christlike men and women and asks for renewed commitment to do God's will. It closes with a prayer in Jesus name. The passage cites Psalm 37:5 and presents a communal reflection on influencing others through conduct.
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the Muscatine Journal
LEE Newspaper
E. Third St
Muscatine
Iowa
H. la Nelson
Margaret Griffith
William Fahy
Carl Walter
Adv
Gilbert Dietz
Edwin Walwer
Mgr
Wire Service
The
Muscatime Journal
Associated Press
Camp Wolters
Texas
California
Cannon Co
US. Army
George L. Jehring
West Second Street
L. C. Howe
East Seventh Street
Muscatine High School
Muskies
Keokuk
Chiefs
Cuba
Castro
James
Marlow
Joseph G. Molner, M.D
Dr. Mather
L. F.C
TVE
Larry Goertz
U.S
Peter J. McGuire
Labor Day
Spyros Skouras
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alexander Graham Bell
Ed Howe
Potato Hill
Hal
Boyle
the Daily Prayer
Baitic
Bering
Jez
Rossword
Ha- John Known
Waiian
Saterlay
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