Hello Hellos and Wrong Numbers Spark Twitchell Phone Bit
A humorous column riffs on a postal telephone policy warning against saying hello. Elmer Twitchell tries to connect with Dudley Zeek and ends up misconnected with Amos Finch of the Economy Pastrami Factory. The piece weaves in quirky asides, jokes, and observations on phone etiquette and daily curiosities.
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Elmer Twitchell
Central
Elbert P. Twitchell
Twitchell
Dudley Zeek
Economy Pastrami Factory
Amos Finch
Whatever Is Best by Grace Noll Crowell
A devotional poem urging acceptance of sorrow as a path to empathy. The speaker refuses to promise painless tomorrows, acknowledging grief as a teacher that deepens understanding of others. The poem asserts faith that God will send what is best, even amid hardship.
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Grace Noll Crowell
Lighting hits again in Mansfield shows on CBS
Ryne Mansfield, young Columbia producer, created Arthur Godfrey's Talent Beouts and This is Broadway on CBS. He began in radio in 1943 with Fred Allen, then Milton Berle, leading CBS to develop new comedies and variety shows. The Fountainhead failed to impress despite star cast and budget. Elizabeth Macdonald Arey arrived July 12. Carey notes stork visit and a TV setup in the bedroom for wife. Columbia signs Benno Schneider for acting talent.
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Ryne Mansfield
Columbia Broadcasting
Arthur Godfrey
CBS
Fred Allen
Milton Berle
New York
Macdonald Carey
Stork
Ellizabeth Macdonald Arey
Sarah
Carey
Columbia
Benno Schneider
Eyedh
Dear Temple I Learn Guardian Romeo and Juliet of a Secret Affair
Aaron Bell a lawyer mentors Miss Daniels a secretary in his office Values romance over duty as Temple Creighton in a cliffside romance letters reveal a growing affection Between guardian and ward misgivings give way to love and then a final renunciation revealing the truth of the liaison The tale centers on mistaken boundaries and rising feelings Within a few days the two face a veritable courtship despite professional constraints and a ward’s desire for independence
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Temple
Guardian
Tom Creighton
Aaron Bell
Miss Daniels
Aaron
Sal “Lthae
Temple Creighton
Aston
Daniela
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Jumble
Fragmented puzzle text with many garbled clues and misspelled words. Appears to list across and down entries with partial definitions and stray letters, including numbers and misplaced names, offering little recoverable solution insight.
Mirror Mind: Reading, Work Stress, and Psychology Pieces
The text critiques reading motivation and author padding, notes Mayo Clinic findings that housewives show high neurotic rates, and mentions the American Psychological Association divisions. It contrasts experimental and dynamic psychology, outlining what each studies about human behavior and lying.
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American Psychological Association
Goiter May Develop Cancer Warning From Doctors
A reader recalls a family with neck lumps and explains thyroid goiters vary in danger. Doctors Crile and Demney note up to eight percent of innocent enlargements may become cancer, but only when cancer is suspected. The piece urges medical consultation for any neck lump and cautions physicians to be vigilant during removal considerations.
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Reed
Crile
Health Notes From The Past On Mind Heart And Urinary Health
Fragmented notes discuss aging, fear, and the soul with bold claims. It mentions 25 percent of urinary bleeding suggesting kidney or bladder disease. It describes EEG and cardiograph use in studying epilepsy and brain activity, and references glutenic acids aiding intelligence.
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