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Newspaper

Petal Paper

Location

Petal, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1958

Page

2

East Side Praise for Harrys Book Debut

Adria E Stevenson calls the author a heavy thinker with a light heart a secret weapon and urges readers to seek light and joy. The book, priced at four dollars, will be available July 18 through bookstores or The World Publishing Company New York.

Harry Adria E. Stevenson America World Publishing Company West 57Th Street New York

Dig That Olivier Sir Laurence Is A Square

New York columnist reports Sir Laurence Olivier recently visited Actors Studio. A Hamlet performance on bongo drums greeted him and Olivier walked out, calling the moment a display of poetry fused with jazz but not to his taste.

New York Sir Laurence Olivier Actors’ Studio Olivier

Book Reviewx and Steve Allen Witty Writing

The passage discusses mid-20th century wit as illustrated by Steve Allen and notes modern readers may wonder what peril triggered his nervous laughter. It also states U S Marines landed in Korea for the first time in June 1871.

Steve Allen America U.S Korea

Thus Spake The Prophet- A Few Words On Freedom

Excerpt from The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran where the speaker critiques freedom as a social and inner burden. He warns that true liberty requires breaking internal chains and living with need and grief without surrendering dignity or self-rule. The passage explores freedom as a life lived amid cares.

So Close To Our Hearts The 1958th Psalm Parodic verse

A sarcastic political poem retells Psalm wording to critique the Republican Party and its economic impact. It imagines unemployment and high taxes, a rented house, and hardships under the party's administration. The piece blends religious cadence with modern political sentiment.

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East Side Sir Laurence Shakespeare Book Telegraph Flowers Annette Stemme Prophet Kahlil Gibran Ers Mississippi Penarest
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