Gems of Thought on Solving Human Problems and Golf
A compact collection notes Carlyle on easy but wrong solutions to human problems and remarks that many men play a fair game of golf if you watch them.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1951
Page
8
A compact collection notes Carlyle on easy but wrong solutions to human problems and remarks that many men play a fair game of golf if you watch them.
A Christmas promotion urges gifting Camels cigarettes to friends who smoke and Prince Albert Tobacco to pipe or roll smokers. It advertises red and green holiday packaging, built in gift cards, and personal greetings, urging readers to visit their local dealer.
Mrs. Emil Anderson of Detroit endorses Hadacol claiming relief from long term aches insomnia and fatigue after using multiple bottles. The ad touts vitamins B and iron content plus a direct sales pitch with price and mail order option from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana.
Practical guide listing crafts and play ideas to keep toddlers busy indoors. Activities include painting finger art beading sewing cooking and doll play. Suggestions cover safe setups with paper coverings washable paints and age appropriate tasks.
Mildred Tuttle recounts a turbulent Oswego marriage to Louis a football hero. After trials including divorce pressure and a new relationship, prayer and commitment rebuilt a stable family with twins. She urges impetuous couples to consider persevering through hardship for lasting happiness.
A clipped newspaper excerpt mocks United Nations postage policy as a capitalist plot. It features a Soviet condemnation of stamps as tools of conquest and references Foster Dulles MacArthur and a conspiracy with stamp designers. It mentions educational channels and Tibet, plus a joke about blended education and entertainment.
In a compact broadcast style, the report notes the Security Council’s cautious stance on Tibet, described as “half aloof,” alongside odd events at Rockingham Park where ostrich racing figures into local chatter. Shadda Haddim, a famed bhass player, laments missing "Black and Blue" due to a chart mix up and a bruising trip to a window.
In Chicago Mrs. Eileen Barrett 20 was granted a divorce after alleging her husband beat her. She said he struck her in the stomach each time she tried to eat, describing it as his method to force her to reduce from her 200 pound frame.
New York offers dog food delivery with a full range of services. Dog sitters and walkers keep canines company while momsies are out. Prescriptions from veterinarians govern reduction diets and special formulas. The plan includes 11 canned meats, five dog biscuits, five meals, frozen beef liver and horse meat, and various supplements. Dogs account for about 75 percent of the 1,000 regular clients, Horowitz notes.
The 1950 Christmas toy feature outlines Atomic sets and miniature U.S. arms alongside professions from homemaking to architecture and chemistry. Cowboy themed gun play rises with nurse and uniform sales. Santa’s pack may hit 300 million dollars in value as shortages loom due to a 40 percent rise in toy age children.
Welfare officials urge skepticism of holiday handouts as professional con artists exploit the season. Officials note agencies exist in every city to meet needs but advise the public to verify the legitimacy of appeals before giving.
Send today for your copy of the fall and winter Stylist pattern book. Pattern No 8545 offers a sewable wardrobe with sizes 31 to 18 and 245 yards of 39 inch fabric plus 3 yards striped fabric. Perforated pattern includes collar and cuffs guidance.
A historical passage recalls Alexander H. Stephens as Georgia senator and later Confederate vice president, described as the smallest man in the Senate. A Western congressman supposedly roared at him, boasting he could swallow him in jest, prompting Stephens to retort with a sharp quip about brains.
A collection of light anecdotes about Calvin Coolidge and public figures. Coolidge wonders if the country remains after a nap. John Barrymore acknowledges Miss J C in a Hamlet box. Long speeches provoking Rogers to label a speaker as On Too Long.
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