Ulcer worship and the new field for women
In a humorous column, Hal Boyle questions the rise of ulcers among both sexes. He notes women joining the business world and suggests ulcer culture, especially in advertising and media, may be a badge of success and a reaction to workplace pressures. He argues the cause is broader than gender roles and warns ulcers are freely spread by overwork.
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Txsot
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Jonzer
Lawrence Ef, Iinkie Jr
Cornell University
Jeans
Warn
Long Beach
Schenley
Mind Questions and Unsolved Instincts Exploratory Piece
A compact survey of psychology myths and social behavior. It questions whether humans possess instincts especially maternal, notes quirks in language learning and ulcer misapplied adult critiques, and advertises a booklet titled How To Be An Emotional Grownup with pricing and mailing details.
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South America
A. B . RewSnApEr
Johm F
Dog puzzled by Ma's tantrum and his own instinct
A quirky household moment shows a dog watching Ma's outburst and seeking a model to imitate. The dog imagines crawling under objects as a coping instinct, while the narrator notes the mismatch between human guidance and canine behavior.
West’s misread signals doom Jacoby hand
In today's bridge hand Oswald Jacoby missed chances to defeat the contract. West opened clubs, East signaled, West shifted to diamonds. After four trump rounds and careful discards, declarer secured the contract. A later spade misplay and East’s discard revealed South held three small spades, sealing West’s fate.
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East
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Ancient Welsh funeral pyres dated to 4000 years ago
Encyclopedia Britannica reports that people in what is now Glasmorganshire, Wales used coals for funeral pyres as far back as 4000 years ago, indicating early cremation practices in the region.
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Glasmorganshire
Wales
Encyclopedia Britannica
Astrological Daily Measure Chart From Stars Message
The page presents a daily astrological instruction list with birthdate sections and numbers. It instructs circling a letter under each birth date group and marks date ranges such as Mar 21 to Apr 20 and Aug 23 to Sep 23 with corresponding numbers.
Voices on Eisenhower era politics from wartime leaders
excerpts quote Taft Woodring and Adams discussing a Republican path to victory and Korea policy. The figures debate how far U S. should sustain allied forces, the Yalu River option, and Japan's defense role as Eisenhower campaigns gain momentum.
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Korea
Yalu River
Harry Woodring
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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