The Star Publicity Policy on Memorials and Letters
The Star outlines its policy under The Associated Press rules and explains charges for memorials and memorial cards. It notes it will not return unsolicited manuscripts and cites space concerns for memorials in the news columns.
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America Faces Quiet War Debate Over Peace and Power
An editorial fragment discusses rising war talk in the United States, noting divided public mood from bellicose calls for firm action to peace-loving voices. It cites Roosevelt and public reactions, urging cool restraint as global tensions loom and “don’t tread on me” sentiments resurface amid a wary nation.
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Pleurisy and Its Complications in Winter Illnesses
A medical explainer notes that pleurisy commonly follows colds and coughs, often with infection. It describes typical chest pain, where doctors listen for a rubbing sound, observe breathing changes, and assess swelling. Severe cases may require bed rest and adhesive-tape restraints, while dangerous forms call for drainage if fluid accumulates in the chest cavity.
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Book review of Cities of the Wilderness by Bridenbaugh
Carl Bridenbaugh’s Cities of the Wilderness is reviewed as exhaustive and revelatory about colonial America. The critic notes the book maps frontier life from Boston to Charleston, shows lingering social ills, and argues democracy grew from pristine beginnings despite medieval remnants.
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The Deotex by Mary Roberta Rinehart reviewed
A critical sketch of The Deotex portrays surgeon Koel Ardén M D as he builds a private practice amid conflicts with family doctors and social ranks. It highlights his devotion to work, entangled love with Beverly Lewis, and obligations to Kate Walters, showing the era’s medical and social tensions. Also notes an unrelated fishers island nesting seed and nickel production facts.
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