Twenty Acres More or Less We Invade Mother Earth
Carlo Wolter recounts a summer of visitors and dream of an artesian well. After meeting Mr Watkins with a drilling rig, the couple endure a slow, costly hunt for water that finally yields 120 gallons per hour at 71 feet, only to reveal the sunk need to install a practical pump and deliver piping to the house.
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Life funds up as life-insurance investments rise
New York reports 1964 investments by U S life insurers show the largest net gain in history assets total 149.3 billion at year end up 8.2 billion or 5.8 percent mortgage loans make up more than half the increase. A self help column notes dieting challenges and suggests two paths to weight loss while highlighting the difficulty of sticking to a diet.
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Whitman earns three book deals for school readers
Thomas Whitman art teacher at John H. West School Bethpage L I has three manuscripts accepted for publication by American Book Company He is a Bennington native son and also teaches at Adelphi University His work includes text and illustrations and his publishers plan a series of supplementary readers for the near future.
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Woman's World Mirror on Work, Diet, and the Busy Home
A lively column explores the endless chores of a mother who cooks, cleans, drives, and cares for children, revealing how she uses food as comfort and energy. She admits to overeating when nervous or busy, jokes about feeding the cold and fever rule, and laments lack of time for exercise. The piece closes with thanks for reader pie crust recipe tips and summer season updates.
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