The Telegrapher, Spangler, Plans a Marriage
In a telegraph office, veteran operator William Grogan contemplates his age as Thomas Spangler, recently drinking and elated, declares his wish to marry Diana Steed. Grogan hints at retirement and later meets a younger man who returns with money, then draws a revolver.
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Wiggam Explores Teens Attitudes On Necking And Language
Albert E Wiggam discusses a Fortune Magazine poll of ten million high school students on necking attitudes. He notes 75 percent of boys and 61 percent of girls see little harm while 34 percent of girls find it undesirable. He adds Latin study does not explain English mastery and urges forgetting dead languages.
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Pay as You Go Planner Puzzle Vocabulary Matrix
Puzzle of clues and answers forming a cross word style grid. Includes terms from taxation, measurements, languages, and common nouns with themed entries about pay as you go planning. Across and down lists hint at a connected set of words and abbreviations.
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