Be Your Own Weather Man And Notes From The North
Douglas Flach muses on weather forecasting urging readers to read sky, clouds, wind and humidity. He recalls Alaska and Red Lake Canada experiences, detailing wind shifts, temperatures and humidity shaping forecast accuracy and daily life. He warns of tricky east winds and notes March clouds signaling changing seasons.
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Flach Douglas
Ohio Valley
National Wildlife
Cincinnati
Alaska
Red Lake
Canada
Tropics
Letting Go of the Past and Embracing the Present
A reflective exhortation urges releasing old thoughts as waters that have passed away. It calls readers to live in the present and use divine powers and abilities granted by God. The message emphasizes blessing the past and embracing current opportunities.
Food For Thought by Paul Varney
A devotional essay contrasts scientific progress with divine creation and providence. It cites Plato and atomic theory, notes God as source of life and law, and urges readers to accept God’s word and salvation through Jesus Christ. The piece blends science commentary with biblical reflection.
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Paul Varney
Jack Horner
Plato
Earth
God
Laugh and Five Longer
A father explains he cured his son's lateness by buying him a car so he must arrive early for a parking space. Prosperity is something you feel, sold and mailed to the Internal Revenue Service. Two safebreakers raid a bank as one toasts the safe with his toes to slow the heist. Modern medicine raises life expectancy prompting caution over national debt.
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Internal Revenue Service
Thomas F Seay Named World Shrined Leader
Thomas F Seay of Chicago is acclaimed as the new imperial potentate guiding about 851000 Shriners worldwide. The 22 international Shriner hospitals care for cripples and burns, are 100 percent charitable, funded by wills and gifts, and Seay aims to recruit each Shriner to mentor a young man into the fraternity.
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Imperial
Thomas F. Seay
Chicago
the Shrine
Tom Seay
Your Election Laws by Ted W. Brown
Secretary of State urges informed voting using news media official pamphlets and newspaper notices. Ohio voters will get a constitutional amendment pamphlet with full text and arguments, and proposed changes appear as legal ads in newspapers with full texts at polling places. Readers can read proposals in full when voting and should use available materials to inform themselves. Incandescent lamp history notes Edison used platinum wires to match glass expansion.
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Ted W. Brown
Thomas A. Edison
Parson Jones Defends Reality Against TV Mockery
In a letter to the publisher Parson Jones laments public confusion between fiction and fact sparked by TV ads. He recalls a church budget meeting where a teenager proposed a ceiling降ropping choir platform to evoke heaven, funded at an estimated 100000 dollars, and passed by vote.
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Hezekiah
Ben Twist
Ben
Young Twist
Ellie Nickelsinger
Owensville Potato Club yields and local notices from 1917
Owensville members win large potato yields with Lester Leever leading at 295.5 bu per acre under H A Kellum supervision. Other prize contributors include Dr W E Leever and Merchants & Farmers Bank. Milford to receive all night service by CG&E due to coal shortages by November 5. Dr F A Ireton and Miss Irma Craver wed October 17 at Williams burg.
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Owensville
Clermont County
Lester Leever
George Mull
Alvin Hill
John Burdsall
H. A. Kellum
W. E. Leever
Batavia
F. A. Ireton
Newtonsville
Irma Craver
M. E. Parsonage
Williamsburg
T. F. Smith
Leonidas H. Fisher
Franklin
New Richmond
Fisher
59Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Polk
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin Roosevelt
Richmond
American Legion
Clermont County Legionnaires
John Hayden
Good Psychology Good Psychology Wives Campaign Note
A survey of 2 003 men shows many help with groceries breakfast and dishes. Many husbands buy flowers after work to express love and respect. Raymond H. Burke, GOP state senate candidate, born Nicholsville Clermont County Ohio. former Hamilton mayor and long local service.
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Wousehold
Hubby
Hayden
Clermont County
G.O.P
Nicholsville
Raymond H. Burke
Montor Township
Ohio
Jackson School
Clermontville
Ohio River
New Richmond
Hamilton, C
Burke
William Harsha Congress District On Responsibilities as a Great Power
Urgent requests from sensible lawmakers highlight debates on American global duties and the district’s role in shaping U S policy. The Clermont Courier reports on voices urging action and clarity in foreign affairs during a pivotal period for national leadership.
Debate over Communism in Vietnam and Dooley’s warning
The piece questions a four point deal from Hanoi and warns that accepting communism in South Vietnam would lead to mass repression. It cites Tom Dooley’s book Deliver Us From Evil describing brutal atrocities against teachers and children and argues the United Nations should act with caution amid rising Cold War tensions.
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U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hanoi
China
Ho Chi Minh
Tom Dooley
U. S
Norman Baker
Doc
Baker
Navy
Dooley
Farrar, Straus & Cudahy
New York
Poet's Nook Presents New and Reprinted Verse
The Poet's Nook invites poetry submissions, listing editor Mrs. Edna Hamilton at 2636 Fenton Ave Cincinnati Ohio. Aesthetic pieces include Marian Gleason's Well Come In a Doormat and Marjorie Lederer Lee's Steven At Three reflecting playful transitions from childhood to youth.
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Edna Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Marian Gleason
Saturday Evening Post
Health Welfare Council Plans Annual Meeting
The Clermont County Health and Welfare Planning Council will hold its first annual meeting on Monday November 13 at Stillmeadow Country Club. Principal speaker will be Francis L Dale president and publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer and the program includes election of officers and a brief annual report. The nominating committee members are Mrs James L Brown Mrs C W Zugester Charles Shaffer and Lloyd Llewellyn. The council is forming a committee to study feasibility of providing neigh borhood services with George H Day Batavia manager Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co eastern division heading the effort.
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Clermont County Health and Welfare Planning Council
Stillmeadow Country Club
Gaskins Road
Charles Remley
Batavia
Francis L. Dale
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Clermont County
Spirit of
Douglas Wright
Milford
James L. Brown
C. W. Zugester
Charles Shaffer
Lloyd Llewellyn
Neigh
George H. Day
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
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