Lucy Freeman Advocates Psychoanalysis In Public Health Beat
Lucy Freeman, former writer and now an author, credits psychoanalysis with curing her sinus problems and argues mental health deserves a dedicated newspaper beat. She supports psychotherapy and cites celebrities whose lives improved through treatment, countering stigma around seeking help.
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Your October 19 Birthday Reading
On Monday October 19 you possess persuasion, memory, and mathematical or musical talent. Your future may lie in teaching politics law or public speaking with careful use of your skills. Read tomorrow by selecting your birthday and following the star guided advice.
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New Thoughts For a New Season by Betty Canary
Reader questions cover topics from housecleaning to politics, education and astrology. The column offers light commentary and anecdotes while noting reader inquiries about crime prevention and social trends.
How to Play Bridge Using High Card Points
Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby discuss using high card points in their JACOBY MODERN system. They explain first responses to a two club opening and illustrate with a hand showing how bidding can stop at four hearts. The article also touches on historical Aramaic language context in biblical texts.
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