Seen and Heard in Washington on Labor and Politics
Washington correspondent Carter Field surveys labor policy debates and political maneuvering. He notes worries over federal wage rules, social security taxes, and court expansion, then shifts to Ohio Democrats' tightrope stance and Republican party revival talks led by a new generation seeking strong, strategic leadership.
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Brain Trust
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John D. M. Hamilton
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Two Kinds of Men From a Narrow Escape
Samuel Brown recalls a June 20 1996 crash in Cherry Valley New York when a hit and run driver caused his car to roll. Three Syracuse and Lakeport men Charles ODonnell Patrick Collins and Charles Hamilton rescued him as flames threatened the gas tank. Brown credits the rescuers while condemning the driver and notes his wallet with 245 dollars was lost in the blaze.
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John St
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Charles O’donnell
Patrick Collins
Charles Hamilton
Lakeport
WNU Service
Aurora Borealis Colors Across the Sky
An eastern hemisphere skywatch notes the aurora showing a shifting palette of white green red and purple. The display varies with solar activity and geomagnetic conditions.
The Rogues Gallery on Art and What I Like
A rambunctious critique of art taste and artists. The piece mocks the idea of knowing art, jokes about Rembrandt Rubens and Greek sculpture, and ponders why people claim to know what they like while avoiding serious judgment.
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Rubens
Ruben
Felier
Pharaoh the Sphinx
Athens
Greece
Faith as the Key in Hebrews Eleven Review
In a June 27 lesson on Hebrews 11, faith is shown as the force that understands creation, sustains worship, fosters fellowship, and enables obedience. Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, and others illustrate trust in God, with visions of a city and resurrection promises guiding believers today.
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Abel
Enoch
Noah
Salvanv
Abraham
Cleaning Silver and Canned Fruit Tips
A rough text fragment discusses cleaning silver with moist salt and chilling canned fruits. It also mentions removing the label before refrigeration to chill the fruit. No clear date, place, or named entities are present.
Gods Training in Frugality and Faith
The text urges that earthly wealth and comfort are minor concerns beside spiritual growth. It emphasizes humility, diligence, and steadfast trust in God, warning against greed and complacency while advocating simple living and devotion.
Filet Crocheted Squares Offer Elegant Stitch Sample
A reader describes filet crocheted squares measuring about 10 inches, noting their simple construction and contrast options. The brief hints at a single square making approach and attractive results for home decorative use.
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