Answer to Questions on Mind and Education
Three oral remarks discuss wit among women and men, education through knowledge plus problem solving, and the impact of teacher voice on students. The author asserts few great female wits, notes audience value of humor, and cautions husbands who chide storytellers. Education should build knowledge and problem-solving techs. Teacher voice quality shapes pupil speech habits.
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Friedrich Bradnitz
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Dinah Shore and Hollywood Troupe at 57th St Rehearsals
A chaotic night in New York features Dinah Shore filming a plan for NBC with Perry Como, a Hollywood troupe, and $30,000 in expenses. Dinah contemplates her life goals as a high school reporter probes her ambitions amid bustling show business chatter.
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Oswald Jacoby Questions Slam Play In Bridge Hand
In a bridge narrative, South misplays after West opens clubs. South cashes the ace of spades and returns a spade, allowing East to win both king and queen of spades and later clubs, costing the contract. The article discusses finessing the jack and missing nine of spades as crucial factors.
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Horoscope snippets for late September to March
The clipped astrological fragment covers several signs including Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces. It cautions health vigilance for Libra and urges careful tone for Capricorn while noting Aquarius gains from versatility and Pisces need to be practical.
Suburbanites Abandon Dream and Return to City Life
Rushing back to the city, returning suburbanites lament suburban hardships. A New York columnist notes dissatisfied families move from apartments to dream houses only to endure crowding, endless chores and social friction. They prefer city culture, schools, and flexible life, claiming rest and real friendships vanish in the suburbs.
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New York
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Urgent tetanus protection urged by physicians
The Long Reach branch of the Los Angeles County Medical Association warns tetanus protection is urgent amid rising injuries from fast moving machines. With 13 cases reported in Los Angeles County this year, outcomes are often severe as the germ thrives in deep wounds and can harm the brain and spinal cord.
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Long Reach
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Pine Ava
Los Angeles
Tetanus Germs Need Wound and Air Exposure
A health note explains tetanus bacteria thrive only when a puncture wound or compromised wound is present and air is restricted. Germs exist widely in soil, barns, gardens, dust, and can be found on streets, playgrounds, houses, foods, and even skin, entering wounds easily.
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