Short putts trouble great golfers and the big names
The passage discusses how even legends like Sammy Snead miss short putts and suffer costly results. It notes Snead's all around skill, his tendency to miscue near the green, and contrasts with other cr\nicket style players of the era. It also mentions baseball hitters like Musial and other stars with .300 averages and questions why Stan Musial trails his prior mark as September approaches.
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Ben
Sammy Snead
Sam
Snead
Mate & Green
Red Schoendienst
Marshall
Thompson
Lockman
Musial
Hodges
Kiner
Gordon
Stan
Cookies for every home from simple tested recipes
Pamphlet style kitchen notes present easy to bake raisin wafers and apple syrup cookies. Ingredients include raisins oats nuts and spices with steps to mix drop and bake at 350 to 400 degrees for 8 to 20 minutes.
Omitted: Oven baked rice cereal cookies with glaze
Instructions describe oven popping rice cereal, baking until brown, icing while warm with orange juice rind and salt, mixing with egg yolk and sugar, then folding in nuts and gum drops. Batter spread on a shallow pan and baked slowly, then cooled and stored soft.
Mirrors on learning and career guidance in adolescence
The piece argues that successful work comes from practical learning and self study, not only formal schooling. It notes many journalists and scientists did not attend journalism schools and stresses reading and study as path to many careers. It cautions parents about adolescent angst over perceived disfigurement and the limits of access to psychiatrists, suggesting nonphysician therapists can help emotional difficulties.
Keeping Healthy Helping the Aged Undergo Operation
A physician and surgeon debate operation for elderly patients focusing on life or death cases. Teamwork among surgeon internist anesthetist and nutrition is urged with emphasis on adequate nourishment, fat reserves, and protein prior to surgery. Dr Bisgard advocates an all round diet and possible amino acid supplementation.
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J. Deweyneers
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Bisgard
Health notes on psychiatrists easing shock treatment use
Psychiatrists recommend allowances for mental patients who might improve without shock therapy. Experts weigh risks and benefits as medical consensus evolves.
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