Weather lore and the old forecast mischief
In a Saturday Notebook fragment the Ottawa Herald riffs on weather forecasts. The piece recalls a blizzard scare in western Kansas that never happened and lampoons official forecasts with humorous interpretations. It notes past oddities and questions forecast reliability while recounting a personal.weather anecdote.
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Cold sleep and space travels in bold sci fi forecasts
A skeptic recalls a scientist’s bold claims about cyrogenics rendering organ replacements feasible and astronauts frozen for 300 years. The piece notes language drift and vast knowledge gain during long journeys, making a 2303 return unintelligible to 2002 minds.
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Chaucer
Shirley Jones Dyes Hair Blonde for Career Image
Hollywood star Shirley Jones explains dyeing her hair blonde to prove she can play varied roles beyond her earlier witty heroines. She notes the change for Elmer Gantry and Fluffy, and discusses family reactions including husband Jack Cassidy and their two sons.
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Tan dosage and sun health advice from Dr Molner
Dr Molner says sensible sun exposure is fine but deep tanning offers no health benefits and excessive burning harms skin. Also included are Q and A on agranulocytosis causes tests and treatment, foot perspiration hosiery tip, and brief local notes.
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Today In History September 12 1964 highlights
On September 12 1964 the Associated Press notes events from 1918 St Mihiel advance in France the first American planned battle in World War I 1850 fugitive slave law 1941 coal price freeze 1942 Japanese landings in the Solomons ten years ago Dulles said China could not seize Formosa five years ago Nehru cited impossible Red China demands in a border dispute.
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Women Should Wear Badges To Identify Types, Says HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE argues women could simplify male relations if they wore badges identifying three types: the superwoman, the shrewd conniver, and the clinging vine. He suggests symbols for each, including a spiked heel crushing a worm, a Janus head, and a startled fawn. He concludes women will never wear such badges, lamenting the unfair sex.
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