Dexterity and Intelligence Go Together by Hal Boyle
A column notes that manual dexterity and intelligence often correlate. It covers odds about driving accidents, brain and liver health, shifts in rural to urban populations, currency production, Eskimos' cold resistance, and a quip on brevity. It ends with literary and historical trivia.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Abraham Lincoln
U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Eskimos
Charles A. Richmond
Home Improvement Ads Rise 26 Percent in Ten Years
Merchants in building supplies electrical appliances and heating plumbing boosted newspaper advertising lines by more than 26 percent over the decade, reaching a 1960 total of 29,302,155.
Harp Festival at Illinois Honors Salzedo Memory
About 80 harpists from 15 states and Canada will rehearse and perform at the University of Illinois in early March. The final concert will be conducted by Alice Chalifoux of the Cleveland Symphony, honoring Carlos Salzedo who led the Summer Harp Colony of America and died last August.
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Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
States
Canada
Alice Chalifoux
Cleveland Symphony
Carlos Salzedo
Summer Harp Colony of America
Cam Jden
Maine
Primatene Tablets Promise Fast Asthma Relief Without Prescription
New York reports a formula long prescribed by doctors for private asthma patients is now sold without prescription in most states. Primatene tablets claim to open bronchial tubes ease congestion and relieve spasms for hours, offering relief without injections at 98 cents.
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New York
N. Y
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