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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1956
Page
6
A sermon-like piece compares a foolish farmer to a king, noting three fatal sins on his last day. Selfishness, reliance on riches, and belief in unlimited time doom him, as God questions whose will possess his gained goods. The piece warns against earthly riches and urges seeking eternal dwellings.
Puzzle shows scattered letters and garbled clues including partial entries for Wife of Jupiter, South American river, S shaped moldings and headland. Readable items hint at standard crossword theme with missing letters and misprints.
A fragmentary read shows mixed clues and partial entries including numbers and terms like heroical, knave, thoron, seaweed, haze, and March. It suggests a crossword or puzzle page with cross references but lacks a clear single solution or theme.
Instructions describe methods to minimize scratches on scraped furniture by waxing after cleaning and polishing. It also notes removing tile, loosening stuck items with heat and cloth, and using old toothbrushes as applicators. A separate recipe lists chopped greens and salad ingredients including chives and olives for a light toss.
The article recalls Richard the Lionheart seizing Cyprus to save his fiancee Berengaria and later making her queen of England. It also notes a driving fact that at 60 miles per hour a car travels 66 feet in the moment of shifting from accelerator to brake.
The article argues that despite Democrats holding majorities in both chambers, real power lay in coalitions of conservative Southern Democrats and conservative Republicans. It estimates alternative vote splits, noting conservative blocs often carried decisive action in both the House and Senate while party leadership positions appeared nominal.
The article argues the Ringling Barnum Bailey circus marks broader U S economic health. It cites farm price data from July 1956 and statements by Earl Buts and Senator Knowland about rising prices and income, framing a political clash between southern Democrats and Republicans.
The Lincoln Times reports on Russell Kelly of Detroit who runs a national temporary office help agency. he supplies trained secretaries and clerks to firms like Ford Motor Co for peak seasons. Kelly projects seven million dollars in billing and 18 to 20 thousand women served this year.
Federal intervention may rise if fatal crashes persist, says Howard Pyle as regional safety conference hears that traffic deaths could be halved with firm steps. Kemper notes most fatalities occur within 25 miles of crashes and emphasizes local and state solutions with stricter laws and enforcement.
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