By Mail Rates and Advertising Terms Note
Rates and terms listed for monthly and six month prepaid subscriptions plus a one year option. Mentions independent motor route dealer and postage increments. Ends with a phrase asking for protection in November directed to a figure titled the Great One.
Nostalgic Memories of Antique Automobiles Road Trip Flair
A reminiscence recalls early motor travel from New Jersey to Augusta Maine in the era of 1909 Cadillac Demi Tonneau and other classics. Roads were rough and vehicles prone to breakdowns but air was fresher and traffic sparse, offering a safer if slower journey.
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New Jersey
Augusta
Maine
Mobile Club of America
Better Linguists In The Elementary School Curriculum
Noting language instruction shifting from high school to elementary grades, educators report benefits at college level. Improvements in teacher training and methods favor speaking and writing over memorized grammar and vocabulary. The change aims to boost national competitiveness and leadership in world affairs.
Treasury Finds Extra 2.3 Billion Cash In 1964 Books
Surprising closing of fiscal 1964 shows the U S Treasury holding 10.2 billion in cash instead of an anticipated 7.9 billion. Officials note lower spending near year end reduced borrowing needs and interest costs, a boon to taxpayers and deficit critics alike.
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U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Miss Louise Moore Hosts Huntington Honor Dinner
The Star Files recalls 1939 social event with Miss Louise Moore entertaining for Misses Joanna and Edith Huntington. Also notes Mrs Ida L Brill announcing Pauline Brill's engagement to Marco McIlwee and Bermuda cruise returns by Mary Glenn Lupton and Olivia S Dellinger. Roswell A Clark, Hotchkissville factory owner, faces arson charges after a $200000 loss. Premier Asquith says home rule peace conference failed. Ulster volunteers mobilization orders reported. Sirloin steak priced at fifty cents per pound.
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Louise Moore
Joanna and
Edith Huntington
Asquith
England
House of Commons
London
Ulster Volunteer Army
Ireland
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
A West African missionary recalls a Pygmy boy Pronda who rejects Christianity until Jesus proves practical. The child asks if Jesus helped his father hunt, applying a pragmatic test to religion. The scene underscores wisdom found beyond cities, in the jungle. Try the procemate test yourself.
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West Africa
Pronda
Minkata
Jesus
Goldwater Not Proposing Any Nuclear War Trigger
In the campaign debate many distortions mislead about Goldwater’s views on delegated authority in nuclear use. He advocated only in Europe’s military problem for the commander in chief, not ordinary field leaders, and did not initiate a new policy. The issue is complex and should not be partisan leverage.
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Washington
Senator Goldwater
Congress
Arizona
Europe
Eisenhower
Marshal
Oeh
de Gaulle
France
United States
America
NATO
Air Force
Goldwater
Johnson
Kennedy
U.S
Extractions seen as best stretch for Susan’s teeth
Mrs Susan S would be advised to pull four permanent teeth to relieve crowding in growing jaws. The orthodontist used cephalometrics from X rays to judge tooth and jaw sizes, then expanded the lower jaw after extractions and repositioned upper teeth. The method, though ancient, is now clearer and often essential for a perfect result.
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Susan
Forreto
Lucky Susan
How's Your IQ Based on 100 Question Daily Test
A quiz style challenge rates IQ via a 10 day program with daily results from 9 10 correct answers as Memory Genius down to 4 as Good. It includes ten sample questions covering science geography history and religion with page two offering the answers.
Tshombe Emerges as Congo's Crucial Western Ally
In a turn of history Tshombe, once labeled a villain, is hailed as essential to countering communism in the Congo. The piece credits his leadership after U.N. intervention and praises Senator Thomas J. Dodd for steadfastly supporting Western interests, arguing courage in dissent shapes policy.
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Tshombe
Congo
U.N
U.S
State Department
Katanga
Kennedy
Africa
Kwame Nkruemah
Ghana
SF “Thomas “ Dodd
Thomas J- Béda
Thoughtful maxim on trouble and growth from Bernard Baruch
The quote notes that life brings troubles and that living well lies in growing with them rather than eliminating them. It references scripture and assigns wisdom to enduring hardship as a path to living fully. The message blends biblical imagery with Baruch's philosophy.
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Bernard Baruch
Barbs by Hal Cochran Leave Readers Reflecting
A fragmented, late era humor item by Hal Cochran hints at the sting of cost and despair. The brief lines suggest a writer’s wry take on mounting burdens and the toll of constant doubt.
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Pauline Brill
Marco McIlwee
Charles A. Mellwee
MeIlwee
Mary Glenn Lupton
Olivia S. Dellinger
Winschester
Bermuda
Roswell A. Clark
American Spear and Knife Company
Hotchkissville
Conn
Earl L. Douglas
David Lawrence
William Lawrence
Troy
Pittsburgh
Jerr Waria and
William S. White
Arch Willian
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Dodd
Dodds
United States Senate
Hal Cochran