Checking Crime by Observing Early Erratic Tendencies
Louis E. Bisch examines patterns of anti social minds and early erratic behaviors to assess criminal tendencies. The piece analyzes warning signs, behavioral cues, and potential prevention strategies for interventions.
Home making gifts and mental health notes
The piece surveys early Christmas shopping finds from various shops including personalized greeting cards subscription gifts and hats stands. It also discusses crime prevention through early psychiatric diagnosis noting Leopold and Loeb and urging proactive mental health screening in schools and workplaces to prevent future violence.
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Maine
Leopold-Loeb
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Paris Fashion Returns to Normalcy With Raised Waistline Trends
Paris decrees a raised waistline with subtle hip-voies and trimming signaling a cautious return to normalcy. Designers blend old and new by keeping the skirt at the hips while jackets and hip yokes suggest a waist, offering sophisticated simplicity and varied silhouettes.
A Balancing Exercise
A Balancing Exercise introduces a dancer’s kick from a squat with one leg raised. The routine aims to improve balance and strengthen leg muscles, with rhythm aided by music and careful posture to master the move.
Cataract and its surgical remedy outlined
The article explains cataract as clouding of the lens causing gradual vision loss mainly in older adults. It describes the interior lens, signs of ripe cataract, and a painless extraction operation with cocaine anesthesia, bed rest, and a thick spectacle lens to restore sight. It ends with health Q and A bits on eye conditions.
Heart of Gold and a Mercy That Masks Motives
In a tense scene, Mary confronts Philip Veritzen about a hidden escapade as her guardian and aunt to Mary weighs mercy against truth. The narrator senses Veritzen's ruthless power and fears the outcome as Mary prepares for a critical interview, choosing resolve over emotion.
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Philip Veritzen
Mary
Fle
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Horoscope for Saturday November 26
The reading warns of a critical day with adverse planetary angles affecting finances and general affairs. Cautions include accidents with machinery and cautious travel, with potential gains in corporate or secret dealings and a notably enterprising yet tactful child born today in a case involving Corinne Griffith.
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Shakespeare
Corinne Griffith
Happiness Found In A Blue Hat Tale
A grieving woman, worn down by illness and loss, finds renewal after buying a blue hat. The hat sparks happiness as she reads, visits friends, and enjoys simple pleasures, transforming her outlook and prompting a joyous rebirth suggested by a stranger who urges more blue hats.
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Valley of the Shadow of Death
Judas
Good Night Stories of the Old Queen Bee
A Worker Bee helps an aging Queen Bee start anew, moving to a springside hive. The group builds a warm home, raises a large family, and the Queen thrives, proving age is no barrier when friends support you.
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Queen Bee
Mother Queen
Worker Bee
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Helpful Advice to Girls By Annie Laurie
A reader asks how to handle family opinion when a potential wife comes from a drinking family. The adviser urges marrying the girl, not the family, and to trust the daughter’s character while explaining maternal jealousy and offering support for choosing personal happiness.
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Annie Laurie
Orlando di Lasso Prince of Music Remembered in Mons
A memorial statue in Mons honors Orlando di Lasso born 1532, known as Roland Delattre. His career spanned Mons Italy Antwerp Munich where he served as maestro di cappella and Kappelmeister. His Seven Penitential Psalms and Mass of Pope Marcellus mark two of the era’s masterpieces. He died in Munich on June 14 1594.
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Mons
Orlando di Lasso
Roland Delattre
Laterano
Antwerp
Munich
Royal State Library
Morocco
Albert V
Bavaria
Palestrina
Marcellus
di Lasso
Lagso
Quotations and Reflections on Life and Art
A collection of maxims and quotes from Longfellow Bacon Tennyson Richter Mered Marvell La Bruyere and Weneca. The passages contrast aging wisdom with youthful vigor and ponder art memory and fear.
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Richter
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