From Squares to Courageous Action for an Independent America
The piece contrasts a modern self centered America with earlier citizens who mixed honesty loyalty thrift and courage. It urges individuals to reclaim responsibility participate in civic life resist dependence on politicians and leaders and move from a passive to a proactive stance to preserve freedom.
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America
Number
Paul Revere
John Paul Jones
Driver who burns up the road lands in the cooler
A motorist known for speeding ends up in custody after a roadside chase. Police describe the incident as a failed attempt to outrun officers on a city street, leading to detention and charges pending.
Perce Harrison wins big on football pool tale from Lincolnshire
A Briton nicknamed Perce Harrison who mixes fertilizer and never watched a game wins 947,399 dollars from eight tie games in a soccer pool. His wife Maude helped pick numbers, they travel to London for the prize, and the couple now face wealth with plans for a farm near Beverly while supporting three daughters. Perce also vows to quit betting, though Maude worries he will.
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Grosvenor House
Glynis Johns
Gainsborough
Beverly
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Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Challenge
Large snakes and Ben Hogan clues hint at a sports themed crossword. The cryptoquote presents a Pope quotation about bearing others misfortunes, with the solution likely revealing a famous author or figure.
Never Too Busy to Make That Call
A newlywed writes to Abigail Van Buren about balancing marriage and daily contact with her mother. She describes a full work and home schedule and asks whether to please herself, her mother, or her husband. She notes she calls weekly but cannot fit a long daily call.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Lighter Side Tales Of Tobacco Chewers In Congress
Washington humorist recounts Rep. Robert T. Secrest and four fellow chewers in the House and one snuffer. He recalls cuspidors lining the chamber, a 1952 era of indoor tobacco use, and Secrest’s farewell tradition with an engraved cuspidor later kept only at home flowers.
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Robert T. Secrest
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Secrest
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