Trace Life of Man Back Over 70 000 000 Years
Smithsonian report details early primate life from central Montana with teeth and jaws of tiny mammals 70 million years old. Researchers Silberling Gidley and Simpson trace extinct tree-dwelling creatures linked to but not direct ancestors of modern primates.
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Washington
Montana
Smithsonian Institution
Crazy Mountains
George Gaylord Simpson
American Museum of Natural History
Albert C. Silberling
United States Geological Survey
James W. Gidley
National Museum
Simpson
Smithsonian
Crazy Mountain
Household Tips From The Meadow And Garden
Eye whites beat stiffer with a pinch of salt in meringue. For pumpkin pie, top with marshmallows near the end and bake ten minutes more for a new flavor. Most flowering and rapid house plants need daily watering, less on cloudy or shaded days. Harvesting vegetables requires great care, as even small bruises spoil produce. Bleeding can occur if beet greens are cut too close to the bulb.
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D Associated Newspapers
WNU
Ellen B
Caution and Not Confusion By Leonard A Barrett
An essay contrasts caution with worry, praising caution as constructive and warning that worry harms the nervous system. It argues caution involves prudence and foresight, while worry frets about unlikely outcomes, hindering clear thinking and action.
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Leonard A. Barrett
Worry and Courage For Daily Life
A Western Newspaper Union piece urges readers to distinguish worry from caution. It argues most fears never happen and urges analysis of fear, keeping mental poise, acting with courage, and using caution as daily discipline to meet future events.
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Tian
Western Newspaper Union
Household Flints By Betty Wells
Anna Lee dreams of a serene modern bedroom with deep Delft blue walls and pale pink accents. The story follows a family reshaping a home on a modest budget and offers design ideas from furniture to draperies and wall color choices.
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Anna Lee
Adam Design
Delft
Fall dress for Jane Wyman by Milo Anderson
Jane Wyman wears a smart navy bengaline daytime dress designed by Milo Anderson. The outfit features a squared yoke high collar with a tailored bow, powder blue crepe peplum and gores, matching gloves and a visored powder blue beret. The piece is paired with the film star’s style philosophy “Make Their Manners.”
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Jane Wyman
Milo Anderson
Yank Hires Seven Peers as Gigolos
London gossip column reports a sensational tittle-tattle item claiming seven peers are hired as gigolos. The piece echoes urban rumor and celebrity circles, naming aristocrats and socialites tied to the intriguing arrangement.
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Yank
Young Ted Peckham’s Escort Service Draws British Lords
New York column details Ted Peckham founder of Guide Escort Service claiming seven British peers will accompany dames in a Broadway show. It notes Lord Kinnoull’s ambivalent stance, Peckham’s global agencies, and a past as a bicycle rental chain founder with offices in New York and London.
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York
Cleveland
New York
Ted Peckham
Guide Escort Service
London
Europe
Lord Kinnoull
Earl
Scotland
Mr. Peckham
Marcel Proust
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Paris
Budapest
Rome
George Harley Hay
Mae Maverick
Kate Maverick
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Arnold
London Zoo
Betty Wells
Robert
Williamsburg
Gilbert Stuarts
Sheffield
WNN Service
Ohio
Hawaii
Pan Pagilic Press Bureau
Phole
Lemuel F. Parton
Wallace
Iowa
Cardenas
Mexico
Saturnio Cedillo
Cedillo
Pancho Villa
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