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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
4
The piece notes a rising trend in lavish consumption across income groups. Mink garments, gourmet foods, vintage wines, and second homes show strong growth amid higher incomes and sustained upswing optimism. Younger families lack thrift barriers, with upscale seats selling fastest while cheaper options falter.
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A sample cryptoquote explains substitution basics with LONGFELLOW as an example. It shows a coded phrase and reveals the later quote HE WHO IS IGNORANT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES KNOWS NOT HIS OWN by GOETHE, attributed to King Features Syndicate.
A read by read history of the Cotton Club highlights Owney Madden as owner and promoter of lavish nights with stars like Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway. The piece traces mob ties, bootlegging, bid for power, and Madden’s decline ending in Hot Springs and a quiet garden fade.
In a column letter exchange, readers address Abby and propose ideas to guard against orphans. Suggestions include forming an alliance of parents to adopt each other’s children if both parents die, and referencing church groups and insurance options as existing safeguards.
Hollywood columnist proposes a satirical rating system for TV shows based on how many drinks it takes to enjoy them. He assigns humorous levels like six Margarita programs for Petticoat Junction and one Pernod for Secret Agent, mocking ratings culture.
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