After Nervous Breakdown Is Society Mentally Ill?
Newsday cartoonist Tom Darcy reflects on mental illness in society from the 1960s to the Nixon era. He weaves personal memory, political events, and cultural anxiety to argue that public indifference and fear persist despite progress. The piece ends noting Darcy as a Pulitzer-winning editor cartoonist.
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Farmers not to blame for high food prices says Randolph
Sen. Jennings Randolph of West Virginia defended farmers at the state fair in Fairlea. He argued high food prices largely reflect built in costs and low gains to producers, urging relief for producers while he plans to attend Mannington parade and fair in Marion County.
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College Class Schedule Fragment
A dense OCR of a college timetable lists courses and times across multiple departments. It includes Art Appreciation Biology English History Mathematics Shorthand and various labs and daily sessions with notes on labs and registration requirements.
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