Answers to three mind questions and notes on growth
Davis and Havighurst argue child traits stem from environment and relatives. Dr John Friedrich critiques overemphasis on exact timing, focusing on how and why. Frank Notestein warns population growth may strain resources, urges health and education investment. Ad for Wiggam booklet promotion follows.
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Lifes Whit By Art Eastman Furniture Mystery
The piece portrays a man lamenting his home being rearranged by his wife. He dislikes furniture moved from its usual places, citing confusion and frustration when his favorite chair or grand piano appears in a different spot. The monologue questions why wives rearrange items and longs for things to stay in their familiar locations.
Hospitals Costs Soar and Patient View Gaps
Doctors explain why hospital costs rise and why patients rarely see the full hospital staff. The piece notes hospitals are the fifth largest US business, employing many, with round the clock operations and ongoing equipment upgrades. It previews a follow up about the problem and patient understanding.
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Pepper Price Drives Portuguese Search for India Route
Pepper prices in the Middle Ages spurred Portuguese efforts to find a sea route to India, Britannica notes. This economic motive helped push exploration and navigation advances during the period.
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India
Encyclopedia Britannica
Portrait of a Marine Colonel Pursuing Dean Role
New York columnist profiles Kay Tawie a tall blue eyed Marine colonel who leads Women Marines and will retire to become dean of women at the University of California. The piece notes 2660 women marines, six week boot camp, career benefits, gender roles, and opinions on whether service defeminizes women. It highlights her background Towle California and family influence.
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Foreign Aid and Ivy League Facts In A Q A Column
A column quiz covers U S foreign aid since World War II totaling about 32.5 billion in economic aid plus over 2 billion in military aid, and lists the Ivy Group members as Brown Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Harvard Pennsylvania Princeton and Yale. It also notes perfume ingredients vary widely with no fixed number, from 10 to 50 in examples.
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Untitled remark on wage and price rise edited
A speaker voices frustration over wage increases and rising prices harming workers. Towle notes a few old-timers remain but are learning.
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Fragmented quotes on free speech and public figures
The passage presents mixed remarks attributed to figures like The Margain of Saliabury and Dr Hewi Ett Johnson, touching on changing laws, steady metropolitan pace, and views on free speech. A dubious note of political names and misspellings suggests OCR errors from a historical clipping.
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Saliabury
Canterbury
Hewiett Johnson
Gasoline prices in 1925 mirrored by modern efficiency
A brief note claims today’s gasoline buys two gallons the work of three in 1925. It credits lower prices and higher quality to fierce competition among oil firms and rising production efficiency.
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