Ten Commandments for the 20th Century Husband
Abigail Van Buren reprints the Ten Commandments for the 20th Century Husband urging fidelity, family time, and mutual care. It emphasizes placing wife first, health, shared finances, daily affection, and maintaining a healthy home life for lasting companionship.
Dear Abby column on forgiveness and dinner etiquette
The message includes Abigai l Van Buren style guidance and a reader question about hostess timing for late guests. A response urges a 15 minute wait for tardy arrivals citing Washington’s hour rule. The letter also mentions a Q&A note about dating younger men and a Borderline social exchange.
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Washington Notebook Doves View Hanoi With Double Vision
A Washington columnist criticizes doves for a double standard on Hanoi and Saigon, arguing Ho Chi Minh's regime committed mass killings and land reform abuses. He cites historical evidence of repression, election manipulation, and long-standing North Vietnamese aggression, contrasting dove voices with harsh facts.
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Editorial: Quakes Could Be Predicted With New Tech
The piece notes Peru's deadly quake and floods in Romania while urging awareness of nature's power. It describes seismology advances including borehole strain-rate meters, and optimistic hopes for global quake detection in 10 to 20 years. It emphasizes improved construction and evacuation to reduce loss of life.
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The Doctor Says Remarital Blood Test Guidance
Wayne G Brandstadt M D explains blood tests for syphilis before marriage, certificates and timelines, plus pregnancy smoking risks and Robinus glycopyrrolate uses and side effects. It emphasizes public health and safe planning for couples.
The Pastor's Week In A Presbyterian Church
The piece profiles Bill Lleev elyn senior pastor of a 2 000 member church in Bartlesville Oklahoma. It outlines a weekday routine from 8 30 to noon office time to calls on members and shut ins, with mornings for planning and bulletins and two to three nights for meetings. Weekends include weddings funerals and civic duties while Saturdays are family time and personal rest.
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Emerald color comes from chromium
The emerald derives its rich green color from chromium, imbuing the gem with its distinctive hue and notable qualities.
Test Yourself For Sanity Hal Boyle
New York AP humor column questions readers about mental normalcy by posing a series of satirical self tests. The piece suggests most Americans would answer yes to many queries and cheekily asks if a government job might suit those who answer no to all.
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