Readers react to OSV letter on Commonweal and party politics
Rev J B Carol of Paterson N J critiques James O Gara and Commonweal arguing the magazine is not Catholic but pseudo liberal and slants facts to aid left wing causes He cites primary vs general election misinterpretations and questions endorsements by CEO in 1954 and supports Margaret Chase Smith against Liberal Republicans.
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OSV
James O’gara
Committee For
Congress
Taylor
O’gara
Burtenshaw
CEC
Mr. O’gara
Hugh Scott
New York Chancery
The
Chancery
Msgr
R. G. Bandas
Brooklyn Tablet
O'Gara
Commonwealt
Commonweal
Rev
J. B. Carol
O.F.M. Paterson
N.J
The Immaculate Conception and Mary in Catholic reverence
A Protestant narrator listens as Father Maus extols Mary and the Immaculate Conception, arguing Mary was conceived without sin and saved by Christ. He contrasts reverence for Mary with devotion to Jesus, urging readers to see Mary as a person to know and honor.
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Mary
Our Lord
Ezekiel
Father Maus
Father
Christ
God
Mother of God
Lord
Jesus
Mother
Son
Arthritis Rheumatism Explained A Drugless Healing Guide
Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a free 36 page illustrated booklet from Ball Clinic Dept 550 describing non medical non surgical methods for arthritis rheumatism and related conditions. The booklet explains causes and a drugless healing approach used for over thirty nine years and invites readers to request a copy at no cost.
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Ball Clinic
Dept
Excelsior Springs, Mo
Are you an impulse buyer
A brief blurb from The Family Digest January issue claims over half of a shopper’s items are bought on impulse and that men are prone to foolish purchases. It notes an article on curbing impulse buying and promotes subscriptions costing 3 dollars per year with Christmas gift options. Dec 7, 1958.
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Family Digest
Huntington
Ind
Dean
Doan
Nightgown pattern in three lengths and two neckline styles
Pattern information lists No. 13 nightgown with three lengths and two neckline options plus two gauge versions. Printed pattern covers Misses' sizes 10 to 20, with a size 16 dress length needing four yards of 35 inch fabric. Pattern price is 35 cents in the USA and Canada, 40 cents abroad. first class mailing adds ten cents.
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Canada
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