Let Us Explore Your Mind By Albert Edward Wy
A fragment of an instructional piece discusses why some people lie, citing courage and inferiority as motives and noting practice. It references psychologists Hammock and Prince, a Taylor Manifest, and observations on anxiety affecting rifle marksmanship among infantrymen. It also stresses sleep as vital to well being for teenagers per the U.S. Children's Bureau and notes fatigue during excitement.
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Ansiwer
J. C. Hammock
A. L. Prince
U. S. Children's Bureau
Jeter
Ousted by Eva at the Metropolitan Club in New York
A muddled nightlife column recalls Eva Gabor at the Metropolitan Club, Tyrone Power, and various guests. The writer describes seating mixups with Eva and Tyrone, birthday celebrations for Radie Harris, and a string of social anecdotes featuring Noel Coward, Arlene Dahl, and Lawrence Tibbet, ending with showbiz jokes and salon chatter.
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New York
Eva Gabor
Tyrone Power
Gilda Dahlberg
Radie Harris
Miss Gabor
Eva
Noel Coward
Arlene Dahl
Joanne Dru
Elaine Stritch
Nancy Andrews
Julle Ison
Vinton Freedley
Mond Massey
Lawrence Tibbet Tibbett
Larry Puck
Marion Marlowe
Arthur Godfrey
Ed Sullivan
A Thought to Ignore As Friends Die Off Youre Getting Older
A reflection on aging, mortality, and memory as the author notes over half of the people met in life may be gone. He recalls childhood figures and social anecdotes while mixing quotes from various sources and light humor about life, fame, and aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Mutual
World Tour Across City Names and Demonyms
A crossword style puzzle excerpt listing Across and Down clues, with partial phrases and garbled letter groups for city names, languages, objects, and common terms. Includes entries for places like Francisco and Rio de Janeiro, Greek and Buddhist terms, and various everyday words, all jumbled by OCR.
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de Janeiro
Braz
Francisco
California
Silent shift ends long press era in St Louis era
A reporter recalls the transition from Morse telegraph to automatic printing, detailing Shorb’s stubborn routine, wall clock shifts, and the friction of adapting to a new system. He describes late night trains, imagined glamour, and a lingering habit of carrying meals wrapped in foil as the newsroom moves toward modern efficiency.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Shorb
North Card Play Shows Bidding Pitfalls in Bridge
Oswald Jacoby notes that counting high cards matters but distribution matters too. A North hand with 12 high cards opened, faced a one no trump response and passed, missing a potential game. West led hearts, defenses won nine tricks, South fell three like a 800 point loss, and better spade or club play could have yielded a part score or game.
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North
East
Worth
West
South
Wolse
Zodiac Forecast for 1955 Readings From Meld Enerpeines
The page prints a patched zodiac column with signs Aries to Pisces. It assigns brief, sometimes garbled personality notes based on birth dates and suggests actions like acting independently or cooperating, alongside scattered misspellings and stray phrases. The overall tone mirrors a vintage daily horoscope feature.
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Duchess of Windsor
Charles F. Cushing
Frank Garzaniti
Greason
Como
Frank
Gacry
Drew Cut
VIC_ PERRY
England
Earl Bentiam
Eddie Moran
Eddie Vered
Steve Allen
Biary Sayo
al Hamm
Mamie van Doren
Hollywood
Mamie
Jackie Gleason
Joe Bigelow
Dore Sehary
Ray Welston
Devil In
Hal Boyle
Sharb
Schultz
Associated Press
Kansas City
Schulig
Yankees
Gypsy Rose Lee
Lauren Bacall
Tver
Coward
Wash'n la
Lymm Fontanne
Will Power
Town Journal
Charley Jones
America
Cart Brother
Ireland
Great Lake
Ercury
Mercury
Oswald Jacoby
Sherb
Ste Odaraue
Boz
North Pas Ras
Val Envi
Ceean
Aries
I Rot
Faurus
Wes
Gemini
Jone
Geerge Meck Nis
Ea Son
Leo
IRGO
Soarce
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Sapricorn
Aquarius
Piola
Enerpeines
Company
Hemlock
South Hill St
Bank of America
West Broadway
Glendale
Cirrus
Limerery
Mirran Fre Insurances Company
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Adee
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