Paint blistering on damp wood causes defects in finish
Answer key questions cover paint blistering from wet wood. Charles E. Ashburner, Staunton VA, first city manager in 1908. Longfellow’s Tales of a Wayside Inn mentions the Red Horse Inn at Sudbury MA. Mount Hood in Oregon was once a volcano and remains active for centuries.
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Lindbergh backed Goddard's rocket research, says widow
Esther Goddard recounts Lindbergh's role in advancing Robert Goddard's work at Clark University Worcester and his move to Roswell New Mexico. Guggenheim foundation funded rockets. Goddard's patents, diaries and papers cement him as father of rocketry alongside Fulton Bell Morse and the Wright brothers.
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Editorial The Roar Of Gunfire Editorial
The piece discusses a weeklong survey of crime on screen and its impact on youth. It argues the barrage of murder robbery arson and more on TV and radio shapes perceptions, with experts divided on effects but a clear call to err on the side of safety.
De Gaulle Leads France Toward a Stronger Future
A reflective view credits Charles de Gaulle with reviving France after decades of indecision and Algeria’s crisis. The piece notes France’s need for enduring strength, stability, and unity beyond De Gaulle’s moment, stressing global hopes for a healthy, prosperous republic.
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River Names and Clues Puzzle Across and Down
A word puzzle listing rivers around the world with clues for across and down entries. It includes Calabar, the Niger, French rivers, and various other river names, plus general wordplay clues for edges, diminutives, and possessions.
Answer to Previous Puzzle FOTATE 25 Cicatrix 6 Stake 27
The clues appear as a cryptic style puzzle list with numbers and terms including Cicatrix stake Dill Italian river and other items. The intended solution involves matching each clue to a word, likely crossing puzzle entries. This card records the puzzle prompt rather than its final answers.
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New Guinea
Barbs by Hal Cochran on heat and judgment
Humorous barbs cautioning against overheating over summer heat and dangers of carrying liquor in cars. Highlights include the idea that judges can complicate cases, a quip about singing voice statistics, and a note on the healthfulness of short pants for hot weather.
Polycythemia discussed by Dr Jordan and patient questions
Dr Jordan answers a reader on polycythemia in the elderly and after trauma. Secondary polycythemia results from low oxygen delivery from high altitude or lung disease, while polycythemia vera causes most symptoms after age 60. Treatments include therapeutic bloodletting and radioactive phosphorus therapy.
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Backyard barbecue invite limits and rain plan cautions
Planning a larger backyard barbecue requires budgeting for indoor hosting if weather forces a move inside. The message warns against inviting more guests than can be accommodated and emphasizes rain contingency as the cost of larger gatherings.
Central High School speech bows to hard times
Ronnie Hubbard, president of the graduating class at Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, speaks on humility amid trying times. He contrasts family welfare work with distant parental ties and notes broad concern over global righteousness amid Cold War tensions. Col P L DeVeboise laments present packaging of life by switches while children suffer. United Presbyterian Church counters the notion that the U S stands alone on God’s side against communism.
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Sybil
Ronnie Hubbard
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Little Rock, Ark
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Salvation Army
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Thinking It Over by Robert L Dieffenbacher
An essay argues adornment and beauty elevate thought and action beyond mere utility. Personal spirituality can exist in nature but full fulfillment comes from worship and fellowship. The piece advocates combining spiritual adornment with utility and stresses communal worship.
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Robert L. Dieffenbacher
NEA
Mrs Benjamin Harrison Credited With DAR Orchid Custom
Mrs Benjamin Harrison, the first DAR president general and First Lady, is credited with initiating the custom of DAR members wearing orchids at official meetings.
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