Thought For Today Proverbs Wisdom Quote
In wisdom a prudent person acts with knowledge while a fool flaunts folly, reflecting a timeless contrast from Proverbs 13 16. The line emphasizes careful judgment over reckless display.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1963
Page
4
In wisdom a prudent person acts with knowledge while a fool flaunts folly, reflecting a timeless contrast from Proverbs 13 16. The line emphasizes careful judgment over reckless display.
The piece contrasts Soviet and Chinese agricultural plans in 1963 with signs of China emerging from famine era while Khrushchev reshuffles farm leadership and pursues higher outputs. It notes inflation in meat and milk, shifts to private plots, and a strong emphasis on farming amid rising population. It then shifts to Washington’s Cherry Blossom Festival weather, tourism, and safety measures for student visitors during the event.
A reflective column contrasts capitalist flaws with communist gains and then analyzes Czechoslovakia after 15 years of Soviet-backed rule. It describes Prague's decay, power shortages, rising living costs, and the bleak outlook, noting Czech officials’ skepticism toward the regime and parallel Western prosperity. The piece links these conditions to broader fears of communist expansion.
A reflective piece blends youthful fantasies of owning a convertible with memory of a moonshine era misadventure. The author recalls an election night ride with Emile Hodel in a borrowed rag top, later reflecting on a Huntington侘 Roy Harmon case and press errors, journalism depths, and the cost of mistaken identities.
A West Virginia reader urges Harper & Row to correct a mislocated Harper's Ferry in Peter Farb's Face of North America. The letter notes long-running geography mixups, cites state debt history, and invites a Harper & Row or Farb visit for the West Virginia Wildflower Pilgrimage at Blackwater Falls on May 15 to 17.
British citizens barred from Commons include church clergy from the Church of England Church of Scotland and the Roman Catholic Church. Also disqualified are peers government contractors sheriffs and tax collectors.
At Cape Canaveral language thrives on initials as scientists strip long terms into letter clusters. From MILA to NASA, the rush of acronyms speeds reporting and reflects a culture where complex systems like Apollo and Saturn V hinge on compact shorthand amid a multilingual work environment.
25 years ago from the 1938 Raleigh Register, Clarence Darrow died March 13. The famed attorney defended the Leopold case and argued for evolution in the Scopes monkey trial. In Fayette county news, Mrs. B. F. Brugh was elected auxiliary president at a Mount Hope luncheon, and Mrs. 8. W. Price of Scarbro presented a paper titled Colonial Medicine.
Two Beckley young men Aubrey O Smith and Milton Curtis Jr depart for Buckhannon to attend West Virginia Wesleyan College this year. Both are noted as excellent players who starred for the local team last season and are expected to contribute to the college baseball squad later in the season.
Washington reports the third congressional look in twelve years at tax exempt foundations. Rep. Patman accuses foundations of tax law violations and abuses of exemption, citing their size, assets, and control over corporations. Hearings planned as White House and IRS respond with new regulations. assets reach about 10.3 billion in 1960 with untaxed receipts near 7 billion.
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