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Heritage and material folly in a 1951 reflection
A brief 1951 item quotes Leviticus 26 16 warning against passing wealth to profligate associates and warns that seeds sown for material gain may be eaten by others, cautioning readers about values and heritage.
Judge Murphy Faces Court Integrity in Welfare of the Bench
The piece argues Federal Judge Thomas F. Murphy wisely opposes taking leave for the Presidents proposed political commission. It cites dangers to court dignity from politically driven judiciary roles and notes broader concerns about judges engaging in prosecutorial tasks amid a era of political entanglements.
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Dorothy Dix Dies Quietly After Long Advice Career
Renowned columnist Dorothy Dix, famed for her lovelorn advice, has died ending a lengthy career shaping social etiquette and issue guidance in newspapers nationwide. Her syndication touched countless readers seeking counsel on love, manners, and relationships.
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Virginians urged to boost longer tourist stays in state
Current Opinion notes Virginia led the nation as a tourist destination with 20 million visitors last year, while New York fell to second. AAA data show travelers spent 29 million in the state on gas, food, and lodging but averaged only two and a half days. Advertisements and highway improvements could attract more visitors, but hospitality and affordable services must improve to keep them longer.
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News from the Star Files: Holiday Visits and Local Notes
Local items include Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kirk visiting in St Louis over the Holidays, Miss Earline Norwood spending Christmas weekend in Emporia, and Mr and Mrs Andrew Babb naming an infant son James Plunkett. notices of Pearl Harbor survivor John Carbaugh, civil defense chief C P McVicar, and Mrs Blanche Hardesty Withers. plus theater news and a frosty Christmas forecast for the Valley.
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C. P. McVicar
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Nell Gwyn
Empire Theatre
Blanche Hardesty Withers
A. L. Withers
Summit Point
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Roy A. Larrick
Statunton
Rotary Club
Night Before Christmas Poem Rendered as Verse Narrative
A full text rendition of Twas the Night Before Christmas with classic lines and imagery. The dated diction and archaic spellings show St Nick visiting a house with stockings hung by the chimney and a host of reindeer guiding a sleigh.
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St. Nicholas
How to ripen green tomatoes on the vine
Instructions explain delaying frost by pulling the vine and hanging it in a warm dry place. Green fruit with white blossom ends can be wrapped in newspaper and kept apart to ripen, not touching each other, until they mature. E. I. A. The question about Hail to the Chief notes Sousa said it has long been used at White House functions with no documented first use, and it was likely chosen for its title.
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Rainfall figures for past 48 hours and year totals
Rainfall during the past 48 hours ending at 7 a m shows none. December rainfall to date is 3.50 inches and 1951 rainfall to date is 36.37 inches. Average rainfall for 38 years is 36.73 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1950 include January 2.48, February 1.05, March 2.86, April 2.90, May 3.83, June 3.64, July 3.86, August 3.90, September 2.66, October 3.33, November 2.53, December 2.00 inches.
Faulty Growth in Children and Diet Corrections
The article discusses dwarfing in children largely caused by malnutrition and diet deficiencies, not gland issues. It notes infections, asthma, and psychological factors can suppress appetite, and recommends high protein, high calorie diets with extra vitamins, especially B-12, and sometimes testosterone to spark growth.
How's Your IQ Memory Quiz From A 1950s Page
Memory based IQ quiz lists 10 questions covering a Florida naval base Truman vacation which ex president became Chief Justice and other items. It asks about metal annealing snow coverage 48 states Zangara target Mammoth Cave hockey puck term and grammar correction with page 2 for correct answers.
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Parson and Constance Debate Anne's Path to Happiness
Donald Kent leaves his sister's suburb to join a demanding household mission. Constance articulates a desire for Anne to be free and happy, while Constance's daughter faces romance and care from Joe Melick as Mrs Fehr grows worse.
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Donald Kent
Constance Anoa- Gere
Neighborly visit stirs doubt in a new teacher hopeful
A man visiting Virginia's house contemplates teaching and seeks guidance from a local minister. The scene shifts to a cozy supper with Constance Anne and the Parson, revealing tensions of solitude, ambition, and family life as plans for a future in education unfold.
Strength For The Day By Earl L Douglass D D
The article reflects on the nativity night and the Heavenly host waiting for Jesus birth. It emphasizes the Babe as incarnate the Savior and the impending transformation of humanity through his spirit. It links past waiting with present yearning for peace and recognition of Christ.
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First Protestant Sect The Moravians
The Moravians, organized in Moravia and Bohemia, arose around 1457 and are called the first Protestant sect. Their beliefs trace to John Huss, martyr who died in 1415.
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Bohemia
John Huss
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