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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1973
Page
9
Parson Jones ruminates on American invention from the hula hoop to cars and TVs. He laments machines wear out quickly and cannot be fixed, noting recurring repairs and a failing typewriter as he advises turning life to the Lord.
Letter to the editor praising the completed stretch of Interstate 275 linking 125 to Milford and northwest. The writer jokes about light switches at Cherry Grove Plaza and complains Beechmont Ave traffic, wrecks, and delays, urging smoother travel and faster routes.
George Louis Dorfman seven days old wins The Courier Clermont County First Baby of the Year prize born Jan 1 at Christ Hospital Cincinnati weighing 7 pounds 6% ounces with blue eyes Dr. Glenn Hattendorf attended. Also born Jan 1 Sandra Sue Steelman and Jan 2 Vickie Darlene Shoemake. prizes awarded on presentation of this notice.
A Raleigh columnist recalls a North Carolina State University history course using the radical text Up Against The American Myth. The book promotes socialist revolution and Marxist communism, with contributors including college professors and noted economists.
A wartime veterans column urges readers to join the American Legion to amplify benefits advocacy. It contrasts sluggish gains with union power and calls readers to attend meetings and act instead of complain. The piece blends civic exhortation with brief historical notes on employment fairness and propaganda concerns.
Health article urges treating old age as a disease and shows diet as a key to staying youthful. It highlights protein rich foods, proper glands, and avoiding nutritional deficiencies, with anecdotes from Uruguay and notes on Lelord Kordel plan for living healthily.
In a religious column titled Food For Thought the Clermont Courier reflects on spiritual warfare citing Bible verses from Ephesians Philippians Acts and Romans to urge believers to rely on the sword of the Spirit the word of God as the sole effective weapon for victory. It frames nonbelievers as on the losing side and portrays Christian conversion as joining a victorious army.
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