Moveable type and the rise of free press in history
The text praises movable type as civilization’s engine and credits the Bible’s printing with enabling public reading and interpretation. It links print to broad knowledge, libraries, universities, and technological progress, frame newspapers as guardians of freedom and informers of the masses. It urges editors to interpret news and defend freedoms.
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Teachus
Athens
United States
Freedom’s Guardian
Special Weekead and the Finding of Extra Weeks
The piece discusses the growing number of national state and municipal special weeks and questions what happens when all weeks are used. It notes a limited year has a rising demand and suggests Congress and state legislatures may form commissions to study conserving remaining weeks and increasing the supply, amid debates over marketing and public benefit.
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United States
Congress
Red White and Blue Flag Banter Between Dutch and American
An American and a Dutch man discuss their national flags in a humorous exchange. The Dutchman claims the Netherlands flag shows three stripes red white and blue and jokes it mirrors their tax situation. The American counters with a remark about stars in their flag.
Utah Freeways Take 2 Years Work From First Earth Move
State officials outline the lengthy process for Utah Interstate freeway construction starting with preliminary engineering and location hearings. The plan details right of way purchases, clearing and utility moves, massive earth fills, and long settling periods, with sand drains to manage underground water. The project spans years before the first bids and final paving.
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Utah
First Earth Move
State
C Taylor Burton
Utah State Department of Hghways
Highway Departments
Road Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Wasatch
Campaign Promises and Federal Bureaucracy in Washington
A Washington column critiques campaign promises as often unmet and warns that government programs fuel outlays. It notes over 3,000 federal bureaus and agencies, many created in 25 years, spending billions to aid foreign and private rivals, weakening U.S. industry and agriculture.
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Congress
Washington
Liberal spending blamed for regional trade shifts and inflation fears
The article argues large firms form European subsidiaries to create jobs abroad while cutting U S labor. It blames liberal spending programs as dangerous, notes Southern farmers' conservative stance, and praises editors for informing readers to oppose wasteful spending.
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Europa
United States
Prevent
Congressen
NO SACRIFICE Doctor and Driver Debate Life Extension
A doctor offers dramatic life extension saying abstaining from wine, women and song could add at least 30 years. A motor freight salesman counters with a more modest ten years, claiming lifetime restraint is impractical.
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Taub
Jack FR. Wallis
John E Jones
Vernal Utah
Uintah County
William B Wallis
J Barrye Wall
Farmville
Werald
NNW
Papa
Mama
With Clinton Davidson
Ibson
Chevrolet
Chevy
Corvair
America
Neta Wirtdeasenbehlen
Leaslupien Ausmomenemmbyedungamenn Nn
Snanuna —Nanatunmunier
West Main ST
Vennal
UTAI
PONE
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