Tell Me Win Britannica Junior Question Contest Entry
A newspaper invites readers to send questions for a quiz with name age and address to Tell Me Why. Today's winner is Valerie Senko ten from Canoga Park California. The piece defines renaissance as rebirth in Europe from the 14th to 16th centuries and notes renewed learning and flourishing arts and science after the Middle Ages.
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Valerie Senko
Canoga Park
Calif
Europe
Martha Adams
Decatur
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Renaissance reshaped Europe through towns and nations
The text traces the shift from manor centered life to burgeoning towns and states during the Renaissance, noting the rise of commerce, coinage, and questioning of church authority. It highlights Italy's early leadership, famed artists like Leonardo and Michelangelo, and ends with a crossword puzzle note and reader contest.
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Europe
Constantinople
Italy
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
Titian
Botticelli
Cellini
Pet Doctor A: Gelding of Horses Practical and Seasonal
The text explains that stallions are gelded to improve manageability for riding or work. It notes ages for gelding vary by purpose, with big work horses often castrated at six weeks and riding horses between one and two years. Some show horses are gelded at three years to develop strong necks and spirited gaits, with operations limited by weather seasons. Dr Moller offers pet care books for best reader questions.
Editorial Don’t Fall For Rumors Reprinted From Huntsville Times
An editorial decries rumor spread in Alabama politics, noting unfounded whispers in the governor race. It cites a false claim that Ryan deGraffenried lost Tuscaloosa County, correcting that he won the county 9,895 to 3,279 for Wallace and 2,808 for Folsom, and urges voters to rely on facts.
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Huntsville Times
Alabama
Ryan deGraffenried
Tuscaloosa
Tuscaloosa County
Wallace
de Graffenried
Folsom
Dallas banker calm on markets and wage talks
Robert L. Thornton Sr., 82, chairman of Mer cantile National Bank of Dallas, says paper profits prove nothing until turned into cash. He sees no imminent economic upheaval, notes buyers remain active, and expects Washington wage and price tensions to be worked out while remaining confident in the country’s overall soundness.
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Dallas
Tex
Wall Street
Robert L. Thornton Sr
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Thornton
Texas
Washington
Changes Come With Growth in Texas Business
Editor notes a three part AP series on Texas business growth. Sam Dawson outlines how one man manages to keep calm while following fast changing markets.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Texas
Wallace Pushes Aged Care Reform and Housing Development
Wallace advocates a desirable medical care system for the aged and needy and calls for higher standards for private homes for the aged. He also urges independent development of housing for the aged to be encouraged in every area.
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Wallace
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