Thought For Today on Habit and Industry
A saying advises that instilling habits of industry in children yields more enduring benefit than a fortune. The message emphasizes work ethic as the true inheritance shaping future success and character.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1961
Page
2
A saying advises that instilling habits of industry in children yields more enduring benefit than a fortune. The message emphasizes work ethic as the true inheritance shaping future success and character.
Raleigh County lists 1,144 nonfarm business establishments, up from 1,125 in 1956, with 670 firms employing no more than three people. The county shows 13 businesses per 1,000 residents and 12,024 workers covered by Social Security, reflecting a strong small business presence in the South Atlantic region. The national business birth rate remains healthy, with 4,700,000 operating concerns as of January, up 1 percent from a year earlier.
The article argues that new nations favoring Sino-Soviet parity overlook agriculture. It notes the USSR feeds 48 million for 210 million while the US feeds 184 million with surplus. Peiping faces farm output problems, and both Moscow and Peiping lack key reforms in machinery training incentives and efficient farm management.
An exploration of the troika metaphor notes a three horse carriage with the middle horse trotting and the flank horses galloping, described as the impressive sight observed by witnesses and cited by Alexandre Dumas. The writing hints at a literary comparison reflecting on discipline and coordination.
Raleigh county district's first Negro troop completed registration with 17 scouts enrolled at Tams. S. Sorrells will be commissioned scoutmaster. Fro dozen Woodrow Wilson high school students seek to be the district forensic contest orators at Mullens in March.
Washington remarks fault U S neglect of basic sea research for two decades. Scientists lack fundamentals on sound, currents, life, and ocean layers hindering antisubmarine warfare. basic research has been promised but underfunded, risking trial and error tinkering rather than long term gains.
A critical view argues the U S antisubmarine warfare effort lags underfunded and mismanaged with split leadership across departments. It notes Soviet advances in basic ocean science and a coordinated research approach that could surpass U S breakthroughs in detecting and defeating Polaris era submarines.
Washington profile of Hank Fort a Nashville bred performer known for writing songs for social events and famous figures. The piece notes her versatility rapid energy and list of notable commissions including songs for Perle Mesta Kefauver Rayburn Bird Johnson and McCarthy plus specials for groups and a Leap Year dance song.
Canadian Chalk River scientists test 24 native plants to see if Aedes mosquitoes will starve rather than feed on unfamiliar foods. Radioactive phosphorus marks if they eat, suggesting a path to extermination by destroying preferred plants. Further work needed as species vary and resistance to insecticides grows.
A reader asks about adopting or mentoring children and about medical care costs for seniors. The reply emphasizes volunteering with orphan homes and groups and notes seniors over 65 spend about $177 annually on medical care, suggesting budgeting accordingly. Readers are invited to submit questions for future columns.
New York reporters note Marguerite Piazza as a leading Mother of the Year candidate while Rosemary Clooney and Jeanne Crain are also cited. Katyna Ranieri, Natalie Wood, Eartha Kitt, and other stars attend at the Plaza Persian Room as gossip and showbiz chatter fill the party.
50 Years Ago item notes photographer G. W. Bailey sold his Third Avenue residence to J. C. Lilly of Blue Jay for 2500 dollars. Also reports Harvey W. Trail died at 60 in Pipestem while visiting his brother Squire B. D. Trail. C. C. Dunn admitted to practice in Raleigh County criminal court. C. C. Rose and family moved to Wickham Ave and North Kanawha St. M. C. Brackman and spouse moved to a new Oakwood Ave home.
The Raleigh and Register issues outline subscription rates for Beckley Newspapers Corporation in West Virginia, with mail and home delivery options. Rates include daily and Sunday plans, six months, and yearly totals, plus a three percent sales tax. Delivery by carrier or distributor is described with individual contract terms and tax rules.
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