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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1955
Page
4
A reflective exhortation on Proverbs 31 detailing the virtuous wife ideals. It cites wisdom, diligence, charity, and piety as timeless duties for brides, urging readers to embody strength, kindness, and devotion that earn praise at the gates.
A Midwestern city pursues an accessory theory by charging a theft victim who left keys in a car and the door unlocked. The case could lead to a year in prison and a $1000 fine, while a newspaperman argues similar logic for unlocked doors at stores. The record shows fewer thefts of locked cars, suggesting negligence often leads to harm.
Worryin Will and Smiling Sam discuss Khruschev and MiKoyan during Tito visit in Yugoslavia. They deride Soviet leaders fashion and behavior, recall a drunken Khruschev at a Tito banquet, and joke about the 4 Power Parley chances with improvised party tricks.
A reader warns against U S leaders meeting with Khrushchev style debauchery abroad while urging President stay home. The column also contains letters praising a free classified ad, lamenting loneliness of old age, and opposing gradual racial integration with stern anti communist rhetoric.
The piece explores what size of tip is appropriate in restaurants hotels trains and other services. It notes there is no standard rate and tips reflect personal choice and ability. It suggests tipping should be what you can give and what you deem fair for those who make life easier for you.
A reflection on latent personal power through faith in a guiding inner God. Dr Kellogg inspires with creative curative power within every living being and the link between cheerfulness, health, and spiritual energy.
A collage of famous lines on punctuality and preparedness featuring Carter Dickson Abraham Lincoln and Benjamin Disraeli. The message emphasizes that preparation translates to practical advantage and timely success in life and business.
A reflective line compares children gathering sand at the shore to people seizing opportunities. Each handful slips away as grains fall through fingers, illustrating how chances vanish one by one. The image frames opportunity as a transient, universal experience.
In a column reflecting on a looming summit, the piece notes 300 million pounds of surplus U.S. butter. Ezra Taft Benson weighs unloading on world markets while Hoover suggests converting fat to soap, reducing storage costs and easing dairy supply pressures.
An analysis of U S aviation as a dominant national force and its economic military impact. Senator Barry Goldwater proposes unifying air power into a single force and shifting budget emphasis toward the Air Force, urging recognition of aviation supremacy and mid century potential.
Brig. Gen. Frank L. Howley urges arming Nationalist Chinese forces with the latest weapons and unleashing them for action against the Red Chinese mainland. He says talk of lines Mao will not permit crossing is pointless, noting China erases lines as a child would with a blackboard.
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