Constitution Week Editorial Remembers Founding Date
Clough Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution reminds readers that September 17 1787 marked the signing of the Constitution and Constitution Week runs Sept 17 23. The piece urges deeper appreciation of American ideals, faith in founding principles, and reverent national heritage.
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Out and About: Reputation and the Craft of Self Image
Columnist Douglas Flach discusses how reputation shapes judgments of individuals from Benjamin Franklin to modern figures like Billie Sol Estes and Senator Thomas Dodd. The piece blends self deprecation with reflections on how public perception can differ from private reality.
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Recognizing Organized Confusion and Spiritual Peace
Paul Varney argues that global and national violence stems from organized confusion driven by Satan. He cites biblical calls for peace, contrasts light with darkness, and urges believers to have assured eternal life through faith in Christ Jesus, referencing I John 5:12-13.
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Laugh and five longer communism asked the First Russian
A fragmentary humorous snippet blends jokes about Adam and Eve as Soviet citizens with a string of quips on taxes, marriage, and readiness. The text pairs parodic dialogue with punchlines about divorce and murder.
Looking Ahead on Cuba Missile Crisis Front
The piece questions Kennedy's October 22 1962 address declaring Soviet missiles in Cuba a threat and cites prior assurances as false. It argues U S officials misjudged the buildup, warns that Cuba now operates as a Soviet fortress and urges scrutiny of policy makers and their assurances.
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Breakfast habits in September month 1967 style
The article notes September as Breakfast Month with promotions linking bacon and eggs fruit cereal and milk. It highlights local in season fruits like peaches and cantaloupe and discusses how breakfast needs vary with activity levels from secretaries to laborers.
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Parson Jones Comments on News, Johnson Hair and Global Issues
Parson Jones laments a happiness gap while commenting on LBJ’s troubles and a hair stylist criticizing the President. He jokes about Ghana’s ousted president’s limousine listing features and price. He notes county fair judges, Orville Freeman’s stance on riots, and ends with a closing Amen.
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Know Your Ohio Law Reminder on School Bus Stop Rules
Ohio driver safety note stresses stopping for school buses with 10 feet of clearance and waiting for the bus to resume. It notes penalties up to 200 dollars or 30 days jail, 20 mph school zone limits, and caution about front division medians. It adds safe driving tips and mentions breakfast program studies briefly.
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Looking Backward Selection from Courier Files
County commissioners Anstead Shane and Patchell will retire after a two year term. New board members Ross Lowe and Vanderman will oversee roads and appoint a janitor. Lieutenant Campbell Johnson, from Batavia, trained in trench warfare at Cambridge, joins Clermont front. Several Batavia men plan six month southern contracts with high wages. others seek work in Chillicothe earning around 52.80 weekly. Births and breakfast cost notes conclude the page with a local school opening and USO fair proceeds expected near 300 dollars.
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