Mind over melody in music psychology study
Hilda Z a 29 year old music teacher asks Dr Crane to explain how music affects emotions beyond ear appeal. Text explains conditioning or brainwashing shaping reactions to tunes through early mood associations and personal experiences, with examples from church hymns operatic tunes and personal memory links.
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Hilda Z
Crane
Northwestern University School of Music
America
Bedsores prevention and care guidance from Dr Brady
An advisory on bedsores highlights prevention through turning, light bedclothes, and skin care. It promotes Riboflavin supplementation and a gelatin glycerin zinc oxide paste for local care, warning against unchecked ointments and self-treatment.
Lawrence Works Jump in Value by Van Allen Bradley
Price guide notes rising values for D H Lawrence first editions with Anglo American appeal. Notable examples include The Rainbow 1915 London first with US dust jacket copies worth 100 plus, English first 250 to 350 retail, plus commentary on other authors and Frost biographies in progress.
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D. H. Lawrence
Lawrence
Lady Chatterley
America
London
B.M.P
Robert E. Howard
Frost
Robert Frost
Holt, Rinehart & Winston
Thompson
Suharto Begins West Germany Visit Amid Student Protests
Indonesian President Suharto started a four day trip to West Germany with a curtailed schedule because of threats of demonstrations by students and other critics of his regime.
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Bonn
Germany
Suharto
Indonesia
West Germany
Greenland Named Largest Island on Earth
Greenland is identified as the largest island in the world. The claim emphasizes its vast land area relative to other islands and marks a common geographic fact.
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Greenland
Island
Black Panthers Open Revolutionary Constitutional Convention
In Philadelphia the Black Panthers launched a relaxed convention to draft a new constitution for the United States. About 4,000 attendees, largely under 30, arrived at Temple University gymnasium, with clear crowd camaraderie but no rush on agenda. Security checks were thorough at entry as the event began.
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America
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Temple
Gymnasium
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Women’s Liberation
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Winos
Young Lords
Youth Against
Chicago Seven
William Kunstler
Vention
Michael Tabor
New York City
Libert
United States of America
Rizzo
Mola Art From Panama Indians Gains Global Reach
Cana Indian women of the San Blas Islands craft molas through reverse applique, turning vivid cloth panels into blouses and art pieces. Once sold locally for about 2.50 dollars, molas now fetch 25 to 30 dollars in the United States, with collectors and dealers buying hundreds at a time.
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Panama City
San Blas Islands
Panama
Cuna
San Blas Chain
Euphrates Valley
Center For Inter-American Relations
New York City
John Canaday
New York Times
Islands
One touch sewing machine debut at Singer Center
A new sewing machine features a Stitch Pattern Dial with straight, zig zag, blindstitch and stretch stitches. Push-Button Bobbin is highlighted as an exclusive Singer feature. The pitch invites customers to visit the Singer Center to see how easy sewing has become.
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Singer
Singer Center
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