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Time Spent on Girls and a College Widow Verdict
Jim Fuller and George Blake read a clipping claiming students spend five minutes daily on girls while others study and sleep. Jim pursues Jane Judson, daughter of an engineering professor, and her strict rules push him to propose engagement to gain permission for social outings. The couple navigate rules, reputations, and plans as Jim reassesses time spent with Jane.
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The Craving for Crime Reflected in Readers Reactions
A writer in the Designer argues crime stories attract readers because repressed impulses surface during suspense. Even in basest acts a reader may unconsciously identify with killer, victim, or witness as muscular tension mirrors the unfolding scene.
Marriage Superstitions by Bride's Month
A list of 12 marriage superstitions assigns personality traits to brides by their birth month. January brides are prudent and careful housekeepers. February brides affectionate. March brides frivolous and quarrelsome. April brides fickle yet pretty. May brides amiable and handsome. June brides generous and impulsive. July brides pretty and quick-tempered. August brides amiable, practical and loyal. September brides discreet and popular. October brides pretty coquettish loving but jealous. November brides wild yet liberal and kind. December brides handsome fond of novelty and extravagant.
Two youths recall a party moment with a girl
Two young men bow to a girl who smiles and moves on. One recalls a party five years ago when he nearly kissed her and wonders if she laughs at him. The other agrees the moment left a curious impression on his friend.
China’s Sacred Mountains Pilgrims Visit Wunan Peak Shrines
Thousands of pilgrims travel from across China to the sacred shrines of Wunan Nan Yoh Shan. In early October over 10 000 pilgrims arrive daily, some walking great distances to kneel before small stools bearing incense sticks. Vows often honor sick relatives, thanking for recovery or praying for mercy in the afterlife.
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