Letting Acting Speak to Mind and War Morale
Wiggam discusses Charlie Ruggles and acting as a social art, noting that sincere empathy in portraying characters strengthens performance. He then asserts women can endure wartime stress at least as well as men, citing resilience amid job losses and emotional strain.
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Mr. Ruggles
NOW TO BE AN EMOTIONAL GROWN-UP? A BOOKLET AD
A reader service article promotes a new booklet by Dr A E Wissam titled Now to Be an Emotional Grown-Up offering fifty questions to self test for 10 cents plus a stamped return envelope. It discusses gender differences in mental health and notes psychologists debate rewards versus punishment in learning.
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How pencils evolved from graphite to wood
Uncle Ray explains the history of writing tools from ancient styluses and lead marks to the invention of graphite pencils. The piece covers early carry problems, the discovery of graphite in England, and the modern process mixing graphite with clay to form pencil dough, plus wooden fabrication details.
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England
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