Tired American reflections and critique of foreign policy
A reader's long letter describes awe at a Catholic cathedral in St. Louis and broad political anger. The author denounces anti American sentiment abroad, laments foreign leaders, questions capitalism, and defends American ideals and the Star Spangled Banner. The piece also reviews The Greatest Story Ever Told film and criticizes its deviation from scripture.
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America
Old Glory
George Stevens
Cinerama
Bethleham Babies
Herod
Satan
Heaven
Ezek
Judas
Hair Color Linked to Poison Ivy Vulnerability
Medical studies show blondes and redheads may be more vulnerable than brunettes to poison ivy. Regardless of hair color avoid touching plants and wash immediately with harsh soap. If ivy touches you, use Calmitol lotion to relieve itching and do not scratch to speed healing.
Posssum Trot Visitors Attend Osborn Home Event
The Osborn home hosted Mr. and Mrs. Homer Osborn for a Sunday gathering with their daughter Mrs. Mary Alice Shuler and Mary Alice's daughter from Monahans Texas and son Don with family from Cape Girardeau Missouri, plus others from the area.
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Homer
Osborn Sunday
Mary Alice Shuler
Monahans
Texas
Don
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Fragmentary note on guilt and a cinematic depiction of self harm
A reader expresses disappointment in themselves for yielding to temptation and references a film scene showing a man hanged himself and leaping into flames at the altar. The passage centers on remorse and moral struggle.
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Matt
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