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A proverb by Lavater on trust and fairness in sharing inheritance, urging caution before judging a man and highlighting consequences of wealth division.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1962
Page
4
A proverb by Lavater on trust and fairness in sharing inheritance, urging caution before judging a man and highlighting consequences of wealth division.
Raleigh County eyes a small but powerful plan to lift farm income through gardens. Extension staff and the Rural Development Council push every gardener to produce five dollars more worth of garden goods this year, a move projected to add around 575000 to the county economy while highlighting the value of home and commercial gardens.
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges plans a highway safety office to cut traffic deaths. The new unit will study road signs and driving safety, stressing readability clear directions and ample decision time for motorists.
Two medical scientists from the University of Pittsburgh say the rise of pills and cholesterol lowering strategies is oversold. They argue evidence that lowering cholesterol slows artery hardening is circumstantial and note a fad toward anti cholesterol drugs, fats, and low calorie diets impacts egg and milk producers.
Two scientists criticize the drug explosion in medicine, arguing over medical theories based on weak evidence. They say drug shifts toward non coagulants and hypotensive drugs rise and fall in popularity, urging rational, evidence based practice and caution about side effects.
Financial gossip calls for sharper scrutiny of new medicines amid stagnant arter y heart disease mortality. Medical professionals should question necessity of prescriptions, as rapid adoption and varied evidence accompany side effects and occasional fatalities. Long term change requires physicians to retain control of therapy through scientific, objective practice.
Bruce Bioss discusses consumer protection amid rising credit plans and shoddy goods. The piece notes Senator Douglas proposes truth in lending to reveal true finance charges, while experts warn dealers may hide costs or use penalties. Defense Secretary McNamara is cited as a market skeptic.
Americans increasingly rely on checks to document personal expenditures as tax time nears. The ABA recommends using checkbook stubs to track deductible expenses, pay specifics, and preserve records for years. Keep monthly balances aligned, store cancelled checks securely, and retain key documents like deeds and insurance papers for ownership or payment questions.
Dear Arthur and Ron advise families to consider harmony, finances, and involvement before inviting parents to live with them. If invited, treat parents as family members and seek fair contributions, potentially toward the children’s education, to balance duty and cost.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists contact details and staff in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. It outlines subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery by mail and carrier, with rates by year and half year, plus tax and distributor terms and responsibilities.
The column reviews Gen. Raoul Salan’s arc from decorated World War I hero to leader of the OAS in Algeria. It contrasts his past service with his current role fighting De Gaulle and French unity, detailing his shift from Free French joins to opposition. The piece frames the Algeria conflict as a fracture within French ranks.
Global View President argues VOA should reveal U S flaws, but the essay contends enemies distort the truth and that VOA should focus on American positives to aid freedom. It defends open society, contrasts free press with Moscow's propaganda, and frames global conflict as freedom versus tyranny.
Rt. Rev. Arthur C. Lichtenberger delivers a Lenten message advising self-examination, penitence, and self-offering. He urges Christians to confront their own role in crucifixion, avoid self-righteousness, and seek forgiveness and service as instruments of God. The piece reflects 1940s church messaging and UPC brief agency context.
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