Moses and Aaron as Statesmen Versus Politicians
Alan G., a 28 year old civics teacher, urges Dr. Crane readers to distinguish a statesman from a politician. He cites Moses and Aaron as contrasting prophets and priests, argues for long term vision over reelection, condemns welfare excess, and promotes a booklet on logical fallacies with a small fee and return envelope.
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Moses
Aaron
Philip M. Crane
Congress
Alan
Anron
God
Egypt
George Washington
Osler's Practice of Medicine cited in health missive
A reflective note laments Osler's departure from Johns Hopkins to Oxford in 1905 and argues his influence checked medical mercantilism. The writer recalls editions of Osler's Practice, praises its value for doctors and lay readers, and lists health causes tied to arteriosclerosis while critiquing modern life and excess.
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Osser
Osler
Johns Hopkins
Oxford
Trecker
America
Oster
Brady
Handwriting Reveals Icons in Autograph Auction
A Washington Post analysis by Dorothy Sara uses graphology to infer personality from signatures of historical figures and artists. Martin Luther’s 1520 letter shows a warm yet disciplined style, Catherine the Great’s signature suggests a savvy, sensual persona, and John Hancock’s bold flourish hints at self confidence and leadership. The sale totaled $131,500, with Luther’s manuscript fetching $10,000 as the top lot.
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Nancy L. Bobs
Washington Post
New York
Louis
Liv
Martin Luther
John Han
Mances
Catherine
George Washington
Moun Fy
Rus
Dan
Tina
Eva
Sigma
Parke-Bernetta Prise Whiner
Sara Galleries
Napoleon
Tumons
Dorothy Sara
Saya J
Stas
Miss Saca
Luther
Sara
Jonis
Russia
Catherine the Great
Beet Stew with Red Wine and Oven Nibbles Recipe
A vintage style recipe page describes baking butter in a 350 degree oven, mixing salt celery salt and onion powder, coating rice cereal with seasoned butter, then baking until browned. Adds parmesan and nuts, yields about 14 quarts and stores in a covered container.
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He Butler
Correction notes driver in mo cor accident misnamed
The driver involved in a weekend collision was Luichard Fernung, not Richard Fernway, per The Tuesday Herald. Police report Fernung told officers his lights were on at impact and the correction was noted. Summer Speech Clinic for all ages runs June 5 to August 25 at Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre, phone 644-0904.
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Luichard Fernung
Richard Fernway
Reyiors
Fernung
Turtle Creek Convalescent Centre
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Anderson Association of University Women
Anderson College
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George W. Crane
Republic
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Zoee
Alan G
Brady's Health Service
Ag & Medical Studgal
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Martha
Seare
Irael
Antoine
Karl Anon von
Shen
Linderpesth
Dictionary of American Biography
Hancock
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Dorothy
Nees
Andy
Sulfstorm
Lone Oak Sionagasbord
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Dick Townsend
Ot Heckaman
BUICK
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