Why Quarrel With Success Ike 1956 Editorial
The Orlando Sentinel endorses President Eisenhower for a second term, arguing his peaceful, steady, conservative leadership has kept the nation secure and the peace intact. It rejects drama for stability and urges continued support for Ike and Nixon, while praising Florida Democrats.
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Korea
Europe
Truman
Eisenhower
White House
Florida
Pres. Eisenhower
Pres
Nixon
the Sentinel
Orlando
Fla
Why God Says No Lesson for October 14 1956
A reflection on why the Ten Commandments use negatives. The author argues that prohibitions serve as simpler guidance for beginners and establish discipline, while each "don't" implies a corresponding "do" that promotes constructive living. Emphasizes self-control, stewardship, and building life through restraint.
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God
Joe
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Looking Backward from the Files in Pleasant
On the Fourth a village dance at the new hotel of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Peterson drew attendees from Laurel Felicity Neville and nearby towns with ice cream and refreshments. Joseph Custer found twelve hogs dead from water shortage after feeding wheat stubble.
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Laurel
Felicity
Neville
H. C. Peterson
Belfast
Joseph Custer
Community Notes from Clermont Courier Visitors gather at Milford and Batavia homes
Weekend visitors to Milford home of Mr and Mrs Henry Mosbacher include Junior Aiken Ed Garbe and Howard Mosbacher and families from Blue Ash Clarence Brothers and wife and daughter Batavia. Tim Interridden of Toledo. R S Coyle attends Mary Swope 76th birthday at Will and Maude Plank near Bantam Forty guests present. Mary Baker Eddy quote closes.
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Henry Mosbacher
Milford
Junior Aiken
Ed Garbe
Howard Mosbacher
Blue Ash
Clarence Brothers
Batavia
Tim
R. S. Coyle
Mary Swope
Bethel
Will and Maude Plank
Bantam
Garden Club Meeting Sets Oct 11 at 1 30 PM
New Richmond reports the Garden Club will gather October 11 at 1 30 PM at Mrs John Taylor's home. Mrs W A Kroger will discuss how to make a cold frame.
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New Richmond
Garden Club
John Taylor
W. A. Kroger
The House On The Hill Poem Excerpts In The Nook
The piece presents poems titled The House on the Hill and Extinguished. It invites submissions to Sheila Stinson and Edna Hamilton at Cincinnati addresses. The house poem recalls family warmth and memories while the second laments a dimmed torch of love and tears.
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Nook
Shiela Stinson
Humphrey Rd
Cincinnati
Ohio
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Avenue
Laugh and Live Longer Snippet of Jokes on a Flight
Light montage of short gags and quips about airline antics, a grandmother’s reactions to wartime stories, wordplay at a restaurant, a pipe dream of a chapel, a joke about a periscope and torpedo, and a string of humorous vignettes. It includes a New Retail Business note and humorous village banter.
Turn Your Camera on Flowers
Practical tips for close-up flower photography from John Van Guilder. Use a short distance camera, add an inexpensive close-up attachment, and create neutral backgrounds with cardboard or ground. Prefer high or low angles to avoid distractions and shoot on calm days for sharp results.
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John van Guilder
Worker Slavery and False Promises in Soviet Russia
Khokhlov’s testimony before the House Un American Activities Committee is cited to argue that socialism breeds poverty and restricted freedom. He describes labor discipline, passport controls, and travel limits as examples of Slavish conditions in the Soviet Union, contrasting them with American liberties.
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Workers Party
America
Nikolai Khokhlov
House Un-American Activities Committee
Soviet Union
Khokhlov
Ers Paradise
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