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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1959
Page
9
The article muses on libraries as repositories of human thought and culture. It lauds the American Library Association on its 78th anniversary, noting libraries house masters works and fragmentary world literature, offering education, entertainment, and community value across varied conditions. It recalls travelers and pioneers cherishing books as essential means of knowledge and solace.
The U S unemployment tally, based on 600 Census Bureau interviewers calling on 35 000 homes, may overstate joblessness by including hesitant job seekers and those with limited work ability. Officials urge counting unfilled jobs alongside unemployment, noting skilled labor shortages and a tightening market could persist into late 1959.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer surveys editorials from The New Statesman and The Economist about Geneva and Berlin. It notes British anxiety, Khrushchev's warnings as pressure tools, and urges continued dialogue while warning against overrating summit gains. It cites Gromyko's call for an agreed solution and cautions that Geneva yielded nothing yet. It also includes unrelated health dieting advice from a separate column.
Physicians say night cramps in old age can be managed with proper guidance. A free pamphlet on tetany in the elderly is available by request with a stamped self addressed envelope. Circumcision is performed only when necessary for cleanliness or urination. Some snakes have survived without food for up to two years by absorbing their own fat.
A letter from a reader asks about health topics for Dr William Brady. The column notes Dr Brady will not diagnose or prescribe for individuals but may answer general questions if stamped and addressed.
The piece outlines an alleged Moscow briefing for First Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov by Anastas Mikoyan. It suggests strategies to win American favor through smiles, protests of peace, and economic promises while stressing Moscow’s strength with missiles and Sputniks. It notes The New York Times editorial critique.
MT PLEASANT Rev Harold Pennock's Sunday subject You Start by Saying Out received as excellent guidance to newlyweds. The W FL attended the sub district rally at Fair Haven last Sunday. Engagement announced for October between Janice Kay Prior of Tarrytown and William Payton of The Bronx. Janice a Irving High School 1954 graduate. William a Cardinal Hayes graduate, served two years in the armed forces. Both work at Tarrytown Bank. Bride to be is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Alan Osborne. Mr and Mrs Ernest Grant hosted weekend visit of Mrs Key Drake Browns Mills NJ for her father’s 70th birthday dinner. William Ives honored at birthday gathering June 6 with several relatives present. Charles Church and James Bateman with families plan to move to Tucson Okla. Mrs Church is daughter of Mr and Mrs Haviland Sikes. Mrs Kenneth Sheldon convalescing after hospital observation. The teeth of rodents never stop growing.
A religious note cites St. Mark 5 34 where Jesus tells a woman daughter thy faith hath made thee whole and bids her go in peace, reflecting a message of healing and calm assurance.
Hal Boyle notes a Colombian old law grants immunity from arrest while in bed at home. He cites transport and tax trivia and social quips about Americans, littering, milk and honey, the length of sentences, and Broadway financial risks. The piece blends curiosities and wry observations.
A meditation prayer envisions liberty expanding beyond borders and through the Iron Curtain. The speaker urges a universal Declaration of International Independence where peoples cooperate for mutual welfare and wars cease. It frames hope for good will among all nations and a world without conflict.
National Institute of Health NIH near Bethesda is described as a modern pool of Bethesda where patients with mysterious diseases receive federally funded research. The piece highlights aims, safeguards, and the impact of NIH on medical progress and economy, noting large appropriations and supportive lawmakers.
Simple spinach side dish uses frozen spinach boiled with salt. Olive oil and garlic are heated, then spinach is added and reheated. Finish with salt and pepper to taste. Makes three servings. Also notes eight million American families own one or more pet birds.
In the European championships two years ago Ireland and Poland tied their 40 board match. Barry OConnell as declarer defeated four spades by precise play after a fast bidding. East led clubs and the Irish defense overcame Krzymuski with a long sequence, securing Ireland six international match points despite the overall tie.
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