Proverbs calm in trouble fades anger in verse
A proverb verse quotes Proverbs 15 1 about soft words soothing anger. The editorial notes a troublesome spot for many people and promises peace of mind and soul for the victorious person.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1960
Page
4
A proverb verse quotes Proverbs 15 1 about soft words soothing anger. The editorial notes a troublesome spot for many people and promises peace of mind and soul for the victorious person.
Rep John E Moss chairs the Government Information subcommittee and finds the Pentagon uses secrecy far too freely. He cites vast amounts of classified material, warns against executive privilege and urges openness to protect the public’s right to know. He notes hidden documents grow at 1373 feet weekly. He questions the source of secrecy authority beyond National Security needs.
The United States warns allies over extending credits to the Soviet bloc while West German firms sold steel to Russia, aiding Moscow’s procurement. Washington urges sales to uncommitted regions in Asia Africa and Latin America, condemning the seeming preference for Soviet commerce.
The meditative notice suggests Michelangelo left statues and paintings incomplete, perhaps to reflect that life’s work is never final. It notes his belief in an eternal aspect to every enterprise and his struggle between being a painter and a sculptor.
The passage reflects on unfinished earthly life and the need to seek fulfillment beyond present aims. It argues life on earth is fragmentary and to be completed only after vast times, with a universal perspective on humanity’s journey toward a vast eternal beyond.
Ten years ago in 1950 Miss Winifred Knight and Miss Lucy Bragg were vacationing at Ocean City Maryland. Mrs Fred McKee entertained at her Euclid Avenue home in honor of Mrs Jane Adams of Ridgeway.
25 Years Ago 1935 Byrd W. Fugitt, a well known Winchester painter, fractured his left hip after falling from a porch roof at Mr. and Mrs. George Haddox's home. The state reports 23 infantile paralysis cases added to existing totals. Albermarle area bears epidemic impact. Misses Elizabeth Ann and Margaret Louise Haymaker return home after visiting Mrs. O. A. Brandenburg in Martinsburg.
Fifty years ago Scott Affleck, son of John Affleck, drew notice in town with a small auto he assembled himself. Messrs. Conley and Harry Glaize of Bliss spent the day at Armel on business. Mrs J E Ware and daughter Wilma visited her parents at Mt Williams.
National Affairs examines the steel strike's economic impact, noting 100000 union members unemployed and 300000 underemployed. It questions accountability, urging an impartial tribunal to reveal how a small group can harm millions. The First National City Bank analysis details poststrike stock buildup and rolling readjustment with ongoing damage.
In a former bathroom now a lab, eight nuns of Regina Mundi Priory study uterine cancer slides for St. Agnes Hospital. Led by Mother Aimee, they inspect about five to ten slides weekly, aiming for 100 weekly, with Dr. Edward Rehak supplying samples and interpretation.
Hagerstown Md the 105th annual exhibition runs August 8 to 13 at the fairgrounds with farmers predicting record cattle numbers and an expanded flower show. A first ice show in years will headline the grandstand along with Paul Riddell and his All American Dare Devils. The mile long midway will host various thrill attractions and matinee and co performances.
A Portsmouth group led by Dr. James A. Holley Tl asks the City Council to allow non-discriminatory sale of cemetery lots after ten Negroes were refused by Cemetery Superintendent T. D. Smith. The city code allows selling three cemetery lots only to white applicants, prompting possible legal action if mediation fails.
The Burnt Presbyterian Church at Albin will hold its annual picnic on Aug. 10 at the Lions Shelter in Senseny Park rain or shine. Games start at 4 p.m. and supper is served at 6 p.m. Attendees should bring a picnic basket.
A period article explains plain indigestion and its causes from overeating and emotional upset. It offers home remedies like gas expulsion, lying down, hot abdomen packs, and sodium bicarbonate, and advises medical consult for persistent symptoms.
HAL BOYLE surveys common zingers aimed at performers. The compiled jokes lampoon aging, vanity, confidence, and career jolts with biting humor about Broadway Hollywood and summer stock.
A brief verse by Luther Markin urges giving roses now before they fade tomorrow. The speaker emphasizes seizing the moment to express affection.
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