Advice on avoiding burnout for hard driving executives
Dr Edgar V Allen of the Maxy Clinic warns business leaders that relentless work risks as much as obesity or smoking. He advocates slowing down and taking one rest day weekly, suggesting golf for recreation rather than scores. The piece stresses long term health over yearly gains and cautions against ignoring warning signs.
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Father’s Day Reflections on Dad and Gratitude
Sunday 18 is Father’s Day a day to honor Dad. The piece urges warm sentiment and appreciation for a father’s support and protection and invites families to strengthen ties and happiness through the occasion.
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Unconquered Spirit Amid Nazi Occupation in Greece
A Greek story from Nazi-ruled Athens notes the flag stolen from the Acropolis and German curfews while newspapers allegedly show sympathy for Britain. Invaders accuse Athenians of profiteering and improper conduct, yet stress the enduring Greek spirit resisting conquest across Europe.
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The Parent Problem By Garry CG Myers
A veteran marriage analyst offers guidance for engaged couples stressing mutual growth, self discipline, and non selfish effort as keys to lasting happiness. He urges realistic commitment, shared values, and continual courtesies while inviting readers to request resources on marriage preparation and parenting.
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Noted leaders urge unity and courage across the globe
Mrs. Roosevelt says democracy endures if Americans unite to defend it. Lowell Thomas urges June grads to face adventures, not dragons. Ford GM’s Sovenson warns labor issues risk aiding Hitler. Senator Mead warns war closes in as U S drifts no longer.
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Etiquette Hints On Courtesy and Social Impressions
A brief note on manners asserts courtesy serves the saver as well as others. Being polite shapes a favorable first impression in social and business settings, highlighting the mutual benefit of considerate behavior.
Odds and Ends From a Quirky Front Page
A collage of wry observations and snippets. Jokes about motorcyclists, sign ads, a Chicago license plate joke, Harrisburg lawmakers, and oddities in daily life. A Colorado judge fines a fast kiss and a quip about speed limits. The piece mixes humorous asides with brief social notes.
Love and loyalty win over looks and wealth
A reader argues that true devotion and a charming disposition outweigh money or status in love, while another voice urges respect for the presidency despite booing. A third piece suggests a fiancée should not press for a ring, and miscellany items ponder quotes, jokes, and daily curiosities from Washington to New Castle.
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The Individual Choice And The Life We Each Own
A reflective poem fragment contemplates personal autonomy and the belief that life is one’s own to live and lose. It asserts that each life is a thread in a shared fabric, with triumphs and sorrows shaping many hearts, while the individual bears sole responsibility for choices and consequences. The piece ends with a decisive moment as a dramatic tableau unfolds.
What’s What At A Glance On St Lawrence Waterway Debate
Central Press columnist Charles P Stewart notes Pope Pius XII's Vatican remarks being invoked by St Lawrence waterway boosters. He traces arguments for a navigable canal to ship Western farm and industrial output, power potential, and Canada treaty ties, while facing railroad, port, and legal obstacles. The piece surveys postwar priorities and the lure of Canadian gains.
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New York University to Inaugurate Motion Picture Department
The article argues journalism schools matter but a true film master craftsman comes from broad education. It notes NYU will start a motion picture department next fall to recognize artistic growth and the need for knowledge in literature history and the arts, while cautioning no college training will replicate master filmmakers.
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Notable Birthdays Among Famous Americans
Fragmentary list recalls Rebecca DeFalbco author of Life in Georgia and My Memoirs or Geortis Politics, with references to 7th woman on the Senate in 1850 and David Jayne Hi, Bucknell president and diplomat. Also mentions Reed Sool, Salt Lake City senator and Mormon Church apostle, with dates around 1662 1800s.
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Bible Thought For Today Verse Reflection
A brief devotional note cites John 8 31 32 about remaining in Jesus word to become his true followers and know the truth that sets one free. It presents a concise faith reminder for readers.
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Words Of Wisdom On External Signs And Social Discourse
A fragmentary meditation contrasts wisdom and external signs in judging people and society. It cites Cato on conversation, laments divisions in Ireland, and critiques Congress rhetoric threatening vast sums and power. The garbled text reflects a period voice with political and social anxieties.
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