Editorial 44 As Good As It Looks
The editorial argues pesticide residues in raw foods fall well below FDA and WHO safety levels. Over three years 1963–66, 49000 samples across 54 chemicals were tested with broad sampling and market basket checks showing daily intake from a balanced diet far under tolerances. It praises cooperation among industry, pesticide makers, and government to keep food quality high for families.
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Publica
FDA
World Health Organization
Looking Ahead OUT and About by Finch Douglas
A personal column notes a friend named Charles the small office mouse who leaves letters on the desk using an electric typewriter. The piece introduces future discussion on Charles's background and typing skills, set in a busy week ahead.
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Finch Douglas
Charles
Frugality urged in federal spending to curb inflation
Dr. George S. Benson argues citizens must press Congress and the President for frugality in all nonmilitary government work. He warns that waste could push taxes higher, inflate the economy, and threaten national ruin, while cutting waste and unnecessary programs could narrow the deficit and stabilize finances.
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Congress
Families of America
U. S
Treasury
Generous Man and Dream Dress Gift Thwarted
A humor vignette shows a wife dreaming of a generous husband who would give a hundred dollars for new dresses, only to be told the money stays with him. A farmer named Cornsilk humorously corrects a city slicker seeking Chicago, and a separate line hints at a teacher facing troubles.
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Cornsilk
Chicago
The Bouncing Ball of the Ice: Freddie Trenkler at Ice Capades
Freddie Trenkler, famed as The Bouncing Ball Of The Ice, marks his fourth decade on ice with Ice Capades. He recalls Europe beginnings, a patchwork costume, and his French partner Gigi Naboudet as they tour through Cincinnati Gardens.
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Freddie Trenkler
Freddie
Ice Capades
Cincinnati Gardens
Europe
Gigi Naboudet
Ballet
Integrity Rooted in God and Love
A reflection on inner integrity as a divine quality guiding conduct. It emphasizes that true integrity stems from a spirit of good, is grounded in love, and remains unaffected by external conditions or others' opinions.
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Ig Oe
Our
Last Freedom Forum
Parson Jones Versus Death in a Lively Church Meeting
A humorous retelling of a Men’s meeting where Parson Jones, Hezekiah, Dr. Charge Wright and others debate death and life. The discussion critiques church preoccupation with dying, suggests focusing on living, and ends with a 45 minute session nearing the grave.
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Hezekiah
Big Slim
Brother George
Church
Value of press freedom and wartime censorship debate
Eloise Ellis reflects on press freedom and wartime censorship. She argues secrecy would tempt carelessness and harm the war effort, urging open reporting. The note, dated Sept 26, 1917, critiques government secrecy and defends public access to information.
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Chillicothe
Eve
Batavia Grange to Meet as Scrap Drive Starts
Regular Batavia Grange meeting set for Thursday October 1 features the annual inspection with County Deputy Mark Atchley as inspector. Clermont County school children will join the scrap metal drive begun October 5 to boost collections, per School Superintendent Frank B Hoggatt.
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Batavia Grange
Mark Atchley
Frank B. Hoggatt
Clermont County
Poet's Nook verse submission by Sheila Stinson
The Poet's Nook prints unpublished poems and reprints with author name and address in the left corner. Submit contributions to editor Mrs Edna Hamilton 2636 Fenton Ave Cincinnati Ohio 45211.
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Edna Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
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