Mary Haworth's Mail Girl Addresses Inadequacy And Loneliness
A reader in her late twenties asks how to change feelings of being unwanted and prefers male company. Mary Haworth advises that inaction fuels stagnation, urges building friendships, self care, and steady personal effort to attract meaningful relationships despite loneliness.
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Tim and Tim's bedtime battle as a parent learns
Mrs. G and Mr. G move to a suburb with baby Tim who howls at bedtime. A pediatrician advises letting him fall asleep alone, but Mrs. G clings to soothing rituals, spending hours nightly. The piece argues humility over perfection, noting sinless pride harms parenting.
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Honolulu recruits need medical aid in aikido self defense class
In Honolulu nearly half of a recruit class requiring police training in aikido needed medical attention. City safety director warns the method may be too intense, noting aikido has replaced judo as the primary self defense technique for officers.
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Harmonious Guests and Voyages Along the Oregon Coast
Astrologers forecast favorable signs as invitations go out for the event. Spanish mariners were the first to sight the Oregon coast. Bartolome Ferrero sailed from the Philippines to Acapulco via the southern Oregon coast in 1543, a feat later repeated by Sebastian Vizcaino in 1603.
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Sebastian Vizcaino
Battle of Chickamauga Bloodiest Civil War Fight
The battle in northern Georgia totaled about 32 000 killed and 120 000 wounded, marking the bloodiest engagement of the Civil War according to Britannica.
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Duke crowns Sue Hancock 1958 Homecoming Queen
Durham reports Sue Hancock a Charleston West Virginia senior crowned Duke University 1958 Homecoming Queen during halftime ceremonies at the Indoor Stadium. Pryor Millner Danville Virginia, captain of the Duke football team, crowned her. The event opened Homecoming week with coed skits awards and a campus display, alumni barbecue, and a post game dance.
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First Known Use of Oregon Name Traced to 1765 Petition
The earliest usage appears in a 1765 petition to Britain by Major Robert Rogers, a colonial officer, seeking permission to lead an expedition west from the Mississippi toward a river called Ouragon by Indigenous peoples.
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Ouragon
Swedish as Finland’s Second Language Crowned History
Swedish is treated as Finland’s second language due to centuries of Swedish rule and the Swedish descent among Finland’s upper classes, shaping linguistic and cultural ties across the region.
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Finland
Sweden
Maraschino Cherries Accent Meat Dishes
Green maraschino cherries enhance lamb and meats with a sweet syrup and mint note. Recipes include Cherry Barbecued Lamb and Pork with a cherry lemon glaze, and a Sweet-and-Sour Lamb Skillet with pineapple and coconut. Serves 4 portions each.
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