Colombia resumes Pan American Conference after unrest
The Pan American Conference resumes work in Bogota after a bloody first session and threats of instability. Government officials report snipers in downtown streets and delays while leaders including Jorge Gaitán’s Liberal party face pressure from conservatives.
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Guide to Confident Living by Norman Vincent Peale
A review notes the book promotes self reliance and calm through a mix of psychiatry and religion. It highlights chapters on How to Be Free From Fear and How Power and Efficiency Can Be Yours and identifies Peale as Marble Collegiate Church pastor in New York.
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Shenandoah Apple Blossom Queen to be crowned in Winchester
Gretchen Van Zandt Merrill famed as 1946 National Woman's Figure Swing Champion and 1928 Olympic star from Boston will visit Winchester for the 21st Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. She will serve as Queen Shenandoah XX in the parade events on Thursday and Friday, 29th and 30th, joined by Grand Marshal Bing Crosby.
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Misused English Lesson Pointers
The note lists common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It urges using precise phrases such as We do not intend to go to the country and correcting word forms like Ostracize ending with ize while guiding on syllable emphasis for hosti.
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Life and nature outpace science in spring's emergence
A reflective column ponders how life forms in spring exceed science's grasp. It contrasts human-made scientific achievements with the unseen beauty of leaves and flowers arriving for their seasonal outing, praising the Maker of the trees and leaves.
Ancient omapie tree reveals ancient syrup tapping
A 2285 year old omapie tree cut down recently shows it had been tapped for maple syrup by early indigenous peoples. Evidence points to gushes made by temuhatwks, indicating historical indigenous sugar production practices.
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