Pocketful of Notes on Marriage Etiquette by Reid
Robert F Reid humorously imagines a manual on wedding manners for grooms, warning against brash behavior and offering lighthearted tips. He riffs on royal nuptials and stresses practical, non sexual etiquette from bathroom habits to chores, ending with his journalist credentials.
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Robert F.reid
Barra Niles
Pom
Enon
Prince of Wales
Prince Charles
England
Gibraltar
Masters and Johnson
Mother Nature
la Salle de Bain
Buster
Conoco merger fuels antitrust debate in Reagan era
Anthony Harrigan argues antitrust policy may need loosening to help U S firms compete with Japanese giants. He cites Conoco Oil as the test case for billions redirected from productive investment toward a merger and urges the Reagan administration to channel capital into new drilling, mines, and steel modernization to restore U S industrial strength.
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Conoco
U.S
George Will
Dear Dick Letter Answers Saturday Night Live Cast Change
Readers ask if Saturday Night Live will be canceled and note a pause before Oct 3 return with a largely new cast except Joe Piscopo. Dick Kleiner clarifies Hazard County from Dukes of Hazzard is fictional and Heather Sears’ career limited to a few roles, with London stage work recently referenced.
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Dear Dick
Wayne Francis
Camas
Wash
Courage
Saturday Night Live
Joe Piscopo
Dukes of Hazzard
Hazzard County
Atlanta
Georgia
Heather Sears
Foom
Joe Wagner
Trenton
N.J. E
London
The Pleasures and Motives Behind Art Collecting History
The piece argues collecting starts as a deep urge, not a disease, with rewards in discovery and shared joy. It cites John Quinn and other magnates, notes private banks and firms now collect for offices, and surveys motives from aesthetic love to acquisitive drive across eras and cultures.
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Jobs Renald
New York
John Quinn
Seurats
Quinn
Aline B. Saarinen
Pierpont Morgan
Charles Lang Freer
Peggy Guggenheim
Priceless art donations shape public and private collections
The article surveys major art acquisitions and collectors from Hirshhorn to Havemeyer and the modern private and museum collecting mindsets. It contrasts private acquisitions with museum master plans and notes the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond art program, select committee roles, and collector criteria for purchases. It ends with encouragement to collect by looking and mental cataloging.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
415 Works
James River
Mid-Atlantic
Jackson L. Blanton
Blanton
Lawson
Hirshborn
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Robert C. Reid
Bowie Blade
District of Columbia Press Association
Annapolis
Frederick
Opinion Reid
Maxfield
Harrigan
Kleiner
Anthony Harrigan
By Dick Kleiner
Hollywood
Haccard County
Hazard
Guy Waldron
Falmouth
Boss Buge
The
Smithsonian
David m. Maxfield
Thattic
Dillon Ripley
New Guinea
Ripley
Nda
Edward P. Lawson
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Joseph Shhora
Smithsonian Museum
Hirshhorn
Chicago
Joseph Hirshborn
Smithsonian Anescum
Paris
Palmer
Art Institut of Chicago
Mary Cassatt
Henry 0. Havemeyer
Courbet
Degas
Cezanne
Manet
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Smithsonian News Service
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