Listerist Anniversary Highlights antiseptic surgery
Editorial marks the 100th anniversary of Dr. Joseph Lister's antiseptic method that stopped infection in a Scottish lad's hip, detailing early resistance, later improvements like Listerine, and honors such as a commemorative stamp. It also notes University of Cincinnati dean's list students across several colleges.
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Joseph Lister
Glasgow
Scotland
Dr. Lister
Lister
Lawrence and
Lambert
Listerine
Fulbright Critiques and Defends Viet Nam Policy
The speech by Senator Fulbright defends President Johnson on Vietnam while urging caution against escalation. He argues against a costly victory and warns that liberal critics risk weakening U S resolve. He accuses opponents of distorting history and aiding Communist influence at home and abroad.
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Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Ada
Humphrey
Mr. Johnson
U. S
Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Fulbright
Dirksen
Free World
Owensville County Fair draws crowds with horses and music
Looking back at Owensville as the County Fair approaches next week. All departments are filled and amusements plus racing are highlighted by a rotating band schedule. The fair promises strong attendance and vendor variety, with ongoing preparations mentioned from past files.
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O. H. Sharp
Bethel
Clermont’s
Grange
Clermont County
Owensville
Irate worker confronts paymaster over missing dollar
An employee counts his pay and finds one dollar short, while the paymaster reveals a prior overpayment. The man balks, noting two errors in a row, then a separate tale ends with a speeding motorist wrecking on the Route of All Evil.
Moral Re Armament plan for Asia sparks Indonesia focus
The piece argues for Moral Re-Armament as a tool to influence Asia, proposing covert cultural campaigns, student exchanges, and large funds to reshape China, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia. It envisions deploying 100 American volunteers with 100 Korean students for a September start, aiming to inspire fearless, incorruptible leadership.
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Vietnam
Southeast Asia
China
North
Peking
Indonesia
Australia
Japan
Philippians
Asia
Malaysia
Soul
Korea
Shibusawa
Food For Thought By Paul Varney
The piece argues that satisfaction comes from God not material things. It cites Psalm 107 9 and contrasts worldly contentment with spiritual fulfillment. It asks readers if they are satisfied with their spiritual status and whether they seek assurance about life after death through Jesus Christ.
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Paul Varney
God
Jesus Christ
Instant Religion Powder Sparks Satirical Letter
Parson Jones humorously envisions instant religion like instant coffee. He imagines scholars and scientists blending faith into a dissolvable powder, enabling quick services and selling pews for water fountains. The piece riffs on haste, compromise, and the paradox of eternal life without time.
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Simon
Peter
The Fruit of the Spirit and Daily Vacation Poems
Bertha Criech Salters presents The Fruit of the spirit a poem about gathering life’s fruits and divine guidance. Mary Poole’s Daily Vacation depicts a cozy evening scene with homey comforts, romance, and soothing melodies.
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Poet's Nook
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