Building on Cedar Herald site shows progress
An editorial notes Cedar Street sidewalk official remarks on the new Herald building with concrete slab work and brick additions six weeks into construction. The old plant is being cleared of years of accumulation revealing wooden type, old roller skates, long-ago beauty contest photos, and archival line drawings of Dean Driscoll, Dave Mudrick, and Sen. Bill Bowers.
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Barbiturates Explained Why Long-Term Use Is Often Safe
A physician answers questions about barbiturates noting prolonged prescribed use can be safe if proper amounts are followed. They are sedatives that depress the mid brain, ease jitters, and aid sleep without causing automatic addiction. While excessive use can dull mental function and heavy dosing may poison, pains like arthritis are not caused by barbiturates.
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Lexington
Editorial sampler rattles readers with mixed maxims
A collage of quips and anecdotes critiques gambling morality matrimonial adequacy and fashion trends. It mocks anti smoking and crime cures policing 80 day jail myths and claims about pregnancy during nursing while noting a Dallas department store selling anti wrinkle cream and a toy elephant promotion for children.
Local notes of births work moves and injuries
Auld Lang Syne Max Foote joins Black and Veatch drafting in Kansas City. A son born to Mr and Mrs Phillip Giess near Centropolis. Grace Austin travels to Washington DC for Veterans Administration work. Forester Dry Goods shelves for corset department being built. Jess Button injured stacking wheat near Pomona when his son’s assist struck a pitchfork tine into the father’s foot. Prof R E Gowans set to begin his sixth year as Ottawa High School principal.
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Prayer for Today and Testimony in Suffering
A devotional prayer asks for forgiveness for seeking personal security over witness for Thee. It urges steadfast testimony despite suffering or fear of criticism, invoking Revelation 12 11 and the NEB Bible. The supplicant prays to be a true witness in word and deed for Jesus today.
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Two Nations Show Up Dilemma by James Marlow
Kennedy grips on two major headaches France and Red China reveal an American dilemma likely to endure. The Chinese dilemma weighs nuclear advances and future leadership while the French dilemma centers on De Gaulle and Western alliance cohesion after his era ends. Kennedy’s remarks at the news conference offered few clear paths, signaling uncertainty about how to engage De Gaulle or manage China’s nuclear trajectory.
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This Day In History August 3 through Time and Events
On August 3 dates span 1863 Saratoga holding its first race at the nation’s oldest track. Man O War losses to Upset in 1919 at Saratoga. Columbus sails 1492. Washington meets LaFayette 1778. Head money immigrant tax 1882. Coolidge sworn 1923. Japan blockade announced 1945. UN head Hammarskjold appeal a decade ago. Khrushchev and Mao in 1958 talks five years ago. Castro opposition noted one year ago.
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Integration Ordered In New Orleans
A federal three judge panel ruled New Orleans must desegregate all public recreational and cultural facilities including 119 city supervised playgrounds. The suit by 116 Negroes demanded access to playgrounds and recreation centers for both races, noting 100 white and 19 Negro playgrounds existed.
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