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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
2
The article extols milk as a universal, invaluable food shaped by science. It notes cows as central to pioneer life, the caravan pace adapting to the cow, and praises milk and its by products for preserving health and aiding consumption worldwide.
The article notes rapid air travel development with flights across the country in about four hours. It recalls the Hindenburg disaster and the shift from dirigibles to airplanes. Emphasizes speed and safety as priorities while acknowledging ongoing innovations and warnings about earlier failures.
A writer warns that frequent parades threaten traffic flow in cities and may prompt elimination of some processions. Parades entertain spectators yet block vehicles. in busy areas the congestion raises objections, especially if parades occur as a habit rather than a rare event.
The Macon Telegraph discusses Georgia nursing home bed shortages, current licensed facilities, and the need for planning as the elderly population grows. It cites state figures, national projections to 1975, and calls for federal or private solutions to ensure adequate care.
Boyle's Notebook humorously recalls Father’s Day dental reality as a man loses four upper front teeth after a dentist’s plan to replace them. His wife frames the science against superstition, while the final roast lands when corn on the cob reveals the missing teeth and the aging joke that adventures dwindle to denture drama.
Readers encounter a jumble of notes touching on weather, political hopes, juvenile delinquency, and tax assessments in Thomasville. The piece hints at the Ochlocknee River, arms talks via Stassen, and warnings about rain and public policy, but lacks cohesive reporting or clear events.
Hollywood report notes Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, both 28, as key songwriters shaping rock and roll. Their hits include Hound Dog and Love Me, with four tunes in Elvis Presley film Jailhouse Rock, prompting expected million plus sales. The Baltimore and New York natives met in Los Angeles while writing songs and formed a strong collaborative blend.
Cincinnati police collected dangerous war souvenirs including hand grenades and 75 millimeter shells. Police Lt. Lawrence McCarthy said one man brought in a Civil War era cannon ball, showing owners took no chances.
The article argues exercise should benefit physical and mental health and include fun. It notes middle aged people often quit routines focused on waistlines and figure shaping. It suggests various recreational activities after medical advice that offer emotional lift.
Pearson argues that all attitudes contain ambivalence and that both children and parents experience mixed feelings. Parental acceptance helps cope with emotional dynamics in child rearing. The piece cautions against insular social groups, urging openness to opposing viewpoints to avoid prejudices and distorted self-perception.
The article details Ventures Limited a large Canadian holding company chartered in 1938 with a $10 million capital. It notes its chairman T Lindsley born in Canada and mining origins, its consolidation into Geo Limited, and interlocking stakes with Frobisher Limited and others. Ventures controls Geoil Limited and Trans Border Limited with substantial US interests including Williston Oil and Gas.
The piece notes an American president over a large Canadian enterprise and a new U S treasury secretary linked to Mark Hanna Company. It discusses Canadian capital influence on the United States and the London New York financial bridge, with Anderson as a quiet figure awaiting policy stances on budgets taxes and corporate tax avoidance.
A collection of humorous vignettes from 1967 by Bennett Cerf, distributed by King Features Syndicate. The pieces lampoon TV culture and social oddities with concise, snappy lines.
A historical word puzzle listing across and down clues with numbers and partial phrases. Includes entries like Anchor Quiet state of mind Pierce and others, revealing a cryptic fill-in style challenge with multiple undefined items.
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