Deductible Fun Abroad and at Home Lore
A humorous column compares British tax rules and U.S. tax practice, imagining deductible entertaining as a family maintenance deduction. It explores how hosts craft social events to justify business purpose, noting limits on deductions for caretakers, salon visits, and personal couture.
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Beauty Secret Promises Instant Face Lift In Four Seconds
An article by Alicia Hart describes a new cream that “washes out” shadows and fine lines to lift facial contours in seconds. The product claims to act as a makeup gripper, creating an illusion of changed features without months of treatment.
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Sound advice on child health and recreation from Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues for active childhood engagement over passive TV viewing. She urges parents to set firm limits, favor problem solving, crafts, chemistry experiments, sports, and music, noting ages four to fourteen are critical for skill learning and that easy, safe diversions can backfire by delaying necessary discipline.
Ancient Greek city ruins found in Messina area
Archaeologists report uncovering what may be a Greek city built about five centuries before Christ in Messina Sicily. Visible walls buildings and monuments as well as recovered ceramics and metal pieces indicate an ancient urban site.
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Lightning Strikes Hit Empire State Building Repeatedly
Report says the Empire State Building in New York was struck as many as 12 times in 20 minutes, illustrating a record surge of multiple strikes in a single interval.
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Pupils Learn All About Natural Conservation
Nearly 300 sixth grade pupils from Newton learned the fundamentals of conservation of natural resources in a new education experiment in Ipswich Massachusetts. They spent a week with lectures and classes on outdoor living conservation and natural science. The state provided instructors in forestry marine fisheries and wildlife while a city cook nurse and equipment were supplied locally. Four student counsellors from Massachusetts colleges were selected for the trips.
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Port Dorymen Sail 20 Hours a Day Off Grand Banks
Dorymen push long hours catching cod on the Grand Banks or inland waters. The law requires a minimum of four hours sleep in every 24 hours to rest.
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Prisoner Wins Reduced Sentence In Court
GAFFNEY SCENE a 27 year old inmate persuades the judge to cut a 10 year term to five years for armed offenses. The court hears the case as Steve C. Griffith sentences Jack B Harrill to ten years, then transfers him in custody amid confirmation of the reduced term.
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Fragmentary Confession Cited In Odd Exchange
A clipped exchange shows B. Wright remarking on a restraint to reveal the truth. The fragment hints at a tense moment and a reply that was cut off mid sentence. No further context is provided in readable text.
Worms and Walrus Notes on Sex Roles and Diet
A fragment notes earthworms being hermaphroditic and able to lay eggs without fertilization. It then mentions a young walrus and a 100 pound eating amount, followed by a garbled phrase about “ern Gay.”
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