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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1961
Page
12
A humorous observational column on the mouth's roles in eating drinking talking and kissing its size versatility and impact. The author muses on how mouths can cause trouble when misused and praises those who speak or chew with restraint and relish.
A humorous meditation on human physiology notes the impracticality of a mouthless design. The author muses that the face would be neat without a mouth yet unworkable, praising the body’s overall plan while joking that writers of such columns must be nuts.
Initial contracts awarded for a trio of geophysical satellites named OGO EGO and POGO. The 1000 pound satellites will study space properties with OGO serving as geophysical observatory in orbit, EGO in a wide swinging orbit, and POGO in polar orbits over the north and south poles.
A dense OCR style crossword with across and down clues listing many entries such as curve divide into feet intrigue canal theater box tenderness female sheep bristle coaxes astringent salt Capels mocked seasoning plants soft drink ancient Roman official Guido note egg dish and more through numerous entries including heavy fogs and venous terms.
Betty Knicely recounts a family plunge into ham radio. The story follows antennas, clocks synchronized by WWV, a license exam prep chaos, and the excitement of hearing voices from distant places. The piece blends humor with warm observations on this hobby's impact on a household.
The article urges early, room by room inventories for furnished rentals, covering all items from carpets to kitchen gadgets and even pets. It notes insurance gaps, potential damages, and the need to assess antiques by original and present value for proper rent adjustments.
Rep Martin says Bob Brayton of Stuart joins his Congressional staff as Representative in the Fourth Nebraska District to better serve constituents. He cites district size and travel from Washington as factors and notes education and labor committee work and debates on federal aid to education and minimum wage proposals.
The passage highlights listing porch furniture lawn equipment wardrobe and furs linens as large fire loss items. Create a prepared inventory with copies stored safely for emergencies and future moves.
A National Coal Policy Conference report notes that Latin America leads the United States in agricultural exports while more than 50 bituminous coal mines in the US each yield over one million tons annually.
A Tucson bookstore window features volumes banned over history. From The Bible banned in Italy and Russia to Shakespeare’s King Richard I and Lear, Mosses of Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice in the US, Whitman Leaves of Grass, Hemingway To Have and Have Not in Detroit, Cervantes Don Quixote in Spain, and Dreiser An American Tragedy illustrate long bans and censorship.
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