Fixation on Father Drives Family Tension
In Mason City Globe-Gazette style, a psychology lecturer explains a daughter's shift of fixation from mother to father around ages 12 to 13. Mr. Harlow realizes Virginia’s growing bond with him caused his wife’s resentment, and he plans for the fixation to return to Mrs. Harlow as the secret bond remains.
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Mr. Harlow
Harlow Rose
Virginia
New Wartime Rat Poison Warfarin Introduced Across Farms
Warfarin, a new anti coagulant, is found to be a potent rat and mouse poison after years of testing at the University of Wisconsin. The article details efficacy on Norway and roof rats, feeding patterns, dosage guidance, field tests on farms, and safety precautions to protect children and animals.
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Department of Biochemistry
University of Wisconsin
Kati Faut Link
Link
Scheck
Norway
Feather in Your Cap Phrase and Feathers of War
An essay explains the origin of the saying feather in your cap referencing scalp hunting by North American Indians and similar customs in ancient Hungary. It notes a feather added after killing an enemy and connects the phrase to credibility in achievement.
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Hungary
Rain-making Now Serious Business in the West
In the semi arid West cloud seeding expands, attempting to boost snowpack and rainfall. Denver joins a six month program as widespread seeding projects grow across about six times New England’s area. Observers note rain and snow patterns becoming longer and gentler. whether total moisture increases remains to be proven after years of data.
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M Mountains
Fleming
Christian Science Monitor
New England
Denver
Denver Water Board
Continental Divide
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