Cloud of water teaches care for small overlooked items
A reflective column describes a weather dampened scene with a plastic bag protecting a brush and a silver lining in a salt shaker. The narrator muses on the value of small items and comforts found in a worn car, a house, and everyday objects, calling for gratitude for routine luxuries.
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Points for Parents Practice Quiet Movement for Kids
A mother advises fostering calm behavior by guiding children to satisfy their need for movement with acceptable activities. The guidance emphasizes avoiding scolding and instead redirecting energy toward productive tasks like helping with chores or chores, and preparing meals.
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Challenge Featured
A newspaper page presents a cryptogram puzzle and a themed crossword with clues like former Russian rulers and garment terms. It explains code mechanics and offers the sample cipher mapping and instructions for solving the daily cryptoquote and crossword entries.
Girdles and exercises for aging women from Josephine Lowman
A pamphlet urges women to exercise and control diet to support internal organs and reduce fatigue. It notes aging increases effort needed for fitness, promotes abdominal girdles, and provides a thigh hip twisting exercise. Contact Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate, Des Moines, Iowa.
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Ball State to name auditorium for Dr John R Emens
Citizens of Muncie honor Dr John R Emens president of Ball State Teachers College by naming the new College Community Auditorium after him. The 3 600 seat venue will host symphonies operas ballets and large conventions as Ball State grows in students and faculty with bond proceeds and community gifts supporting the project.
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Thurber and Goldwyn Contract Letters Show Witty Rebuffs
Hollywood mogul Samuel Goldwyn pursued James Thurber with escalating offers from five hundred to twenty five hundred dollars a week. Thurber declined each time citing Harold Ross at the New Yorker has met the increase or decrease. A jockey’s memoir and a Gallop Poll pun reflect the era’s literary wit. A habit of a husband and drinker anecdote closes the item.
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Is This Your Problem. By Helen Worden Erskine
Dear Ever Hopeful shares viewpoints on marital strain from the modern pattern of dating marriage and family life The writer notes tensions arise with young children and work pressures and urges practical support and communication. A reader recounts her unhappy six year marriage ending in separation and a future with potential to change for the better. The item ends with a brief civic notice about an election in Denver tied to a Nazi association convention.
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