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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
4
New York column advises readers to escape routine by small changes to life. It warns civilization’s disease is wanting what one lacks and offers practical steps such as changing daily habits, grooming, and showing affection to spark satisfaction.
Donald Brink of Verona visits grandparents in town while numerous Madison, Milwaukee and Freeport families are guests and visitors across Monticello. Several locals and former residents, including the Crouch, Wittwer, Schenk and Freitag families, spend weekends with relatives and tour nearby sites.
Frank Davis of North Dakota visited Mr. and Mrs. Brant W. Binger. Mrs. Dwain Zweifel and daughter visited Beatrice Mulligan. Shelly Jones and Margaret Cannova from Freeport visit Charles Wang family. Several couples and individuals gathered at C. L. Crago home. A 3,000 mile trip by Halverson Rude party included Canada Niagara Falls Washington D C New York and Virginia. Mable Larson visits Elmer Engrebretson. Betty and Eugene Vincent visit Marvin Stauffacher. Symbiosis defined as mutual living between plants and algae forming lichens.
Washington columnist James Marlow analyzes the 1952 Democratic and Republican conventions. He notes both parties sought the strongest vote getters, Stevenson and Eisenhower, while Kefauver alienated party bosses yet offered reform appeal. Stevenson emerges as a unifying choice with broad appeal and a record of cleaning up Illinois politics.
Giraffes use an awkward leg spread to access grass and water, enabling grazing and drinking despite their height and posture.
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