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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1986
Page
2
August is praised and pummeled in a long essay that picks apart the other eleven months while defending August as a calm, restorative retreat. It extols lazily spent days, the dog days, quiet refuge, and the idea that August offers pause, healing, and a chance to recharge before returning to life’s fast pace.
A man recounts his wife nursing a hurt baby robin back to health in their home. She feeds it milk and honey, cleans it, and tends to its needs through the night. The grateful bird is released to the yard, leaving her with quiet satisfaction and a hopeful Mother’s Day note.
A reader condemns a July magazine piece on Germany as false and stereotype filled. The critic accuses the author of fabricating facts, miscaptioning an image, and relying on glitzy but incorrect impressions of Baden Baden and Frankfurt, urging higher quality reporting.
The letter argues against charitable tax rules prone to abuse in real estate and art gifts, urging Don Pease to use judgment. It contrasts stock gifts with real estate and rare items, noting appraisals can inflate value and reduce taxes, and calls for basing gifts on original purchase prices to protect average taxpayers.
Charley Reese questions the valorization of white settlers and notes violence in westward expansion. He argues American Indians had a substantial, environmentally adapted system prior to settlers, while criticizing blame about race for ecological and social harms. He calls for honest historical evaluation and corrective action.
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