Better Health Column Debate On Instinct And Modern Medicine
Dr. 8 L Andelman argues against abandoning medical reading while A F A contends humans rely on instinct like wild animals. The exchange notes how civilization has dulled natural warnings and criticizes self destructive habits such as excessive drinking smoking and drug use.
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Surviving by Knowledge Not Instinct in Modern Life
The piece argues that civilized humans need to rely on learned health knowledge rather than instincts. It contrasts humans with wild animals, notes epidemics and pollution, and urges reading health literature and product labels. It ends with a request for questions to Dr. Andelman and a brief ad plug.
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Finesse Lesson as South Misplays Bridge
In a bridge vignette praised for spades as the lucky suit, South misplays while East shows a controlled hand after discards. The text explains a sequence where proper play would force a ruff and discard, highlighting strategy over superstition. It also promotes Jack Lalanne’s fitness segment on the TV 9 Morning Show at 8:30 weekdays.
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Investor's Guide on Recent Bond Issues and Dividends
Sam Shulsky discusses recent investment grade bonds yielding around 8 percent including J C Penney and Consolidated Natural Gas with notes on premiums and long term growth. He also addresses questions about ComSat dividends and preferred stock versus common, bond settlement interest, and house buying while seeking higher yields.
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Dow Chemical
International Paper
Baltimore Gas and Electrics
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