Mounds and Gardens in Indiana Peoples and Uses
A fragmented historic text reflects on mounds in Indiana, suggesting use as gates and storage, and compares trenches to a stone age landscape. It notes waterproof book jackets, dyeing fibers, recoloring rugs, and the mystery of mounds as burial or disposal sites connected to ancient cultures.
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Nationalist China Ship Lee Yung Explosion Kills Five
An explosion aboard the Nationalist Chinese tanker Lee Yung in Taiwan harbor killed five crewmen during repairs. Maritime officials and police on Thursday probed the blast aboard the 16,900 ton vessel.
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Points for Parents and a Lesson in Budgeting
A discussion about a girl using a regular clothes allowance to buy two party dresses. The mother explains the allowance cannot cover both an extra dress and a new winter coal, forcing a choice and teaching budgeting consequences. An understanding parent highlights outcomes before decisions are made.
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Dan
Living Tips From A Vintage Advice Column
Old reader questions cover removing cigarette odors with spice burning, ironing ties using cardboard, whitening lemon stains with cold water and a scrub, and a note about men hoarding trading stamps as a social oddity.
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America
Astrological Forecast for the Zodiac Signs
A dated forecast outlines Aries to Pisces with notes on new moons, travel, finances, health, and relationships. It cites emphasis on diplomacy, initiative, and awareness of self deception, urging careful listening and checking sources in certain signs.
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Try and Stop Me in Korea and At The Aqueduct Track
A detour through wartime Korea notes crowded Beau streetcars with passengers left on steps and injuries reported. A South Korea incident ends with a mistaken protest resolved by a laughing desk sergeant who reveals the protester is the conductor. Parallelly a racegoer laments losses after six races as he juggles seven children in a family wagon heading to Aqueduct.
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Is This Your Problem by Dr Joyce Brothers
A discussion on job hopping as a growing trend in executive careers. Surveys show many have changed jobs in two years, loyalty shifting to professional disciplines. Recruiters report raises of 2 percent or more to lure movers, with midlife timing around 45 to 50 years. Public notices urge readers to send problems to Dr. Joyce Brothers for responses.
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