Beeman Learns Caution as Emmy’s Heart Waits for Lamson
A beekeeper recalls meeting Emmy at Oakknoll ranch and facing Fuller Lamson, a horse entrepreneur from a wealthy line. Emmy supports him, while the narrator notes her loneliness and Lamson’s cool demeanor, hinting at tension over Emery, Lamson, and hangers-on.
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Oakknoll Ranch
Emmy
Bill
Fuller Lamson
Sierra Foothills
Redlands
Farland
Lamson
Lauson
Oakkmoll
Emily
Slow and Careful
John Scott Douglas presents a domestic scene where Bill and Emmy navigate postwar work and bees. A confrontation with Lauson over a hive ends with Lauson leaving. Emmy expresses loneliness while Bill and Emmy reflect on their ten-year marriage and mutual support.
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Escape routes of the mind and how to face conflict
A speaker warns against fleeing inner crises and outlines 13 defense mechanisms. He lists regression extroversion introversion rationalization segregation repression dissociation conversion displacement projection identification compensation and highlights sublimation as the recommended path to channel conflict into useful action.
Managers and Miami Everglades Among 1948 Baseball and Florida Highlights
The piece rates 1948 baseball managers as leaders like McCarthy Harris Boudreau Southworth Dyer and Durocher noting Harris as bold like McGraw and Southworth as strongest in the NL It shifts to Florida praising the Everglades wild life and unspoiled beauty as a national treasure beyond Washington with varied fauna and 400 pound panthers and a guide’s warning on getting lost
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Yankees
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Indians
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Tigers
Connie Mack
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Reds
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Billy Southworth
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Eddie Dyer
Leo Durocher
Dyer
Burt Shotton
Rickey
Durocher
McCarthy
Harrig
Mel Ott
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Bill Meyer
Ben Chapman
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Giants
Florida
California
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Palm Beach
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Washington, DC
Soybeans Provide Protein To Offset High Food Cost
High food costs challenge homemakers to maximize nutrition. Nutritionists emphasize protein as essential. meats and dairy rise in price, while soybeans, dried beans, and peas offer high quality protein and iron. Soybeans supply calcium, phosphorus, B vitamins, and vitamin A in fresh form.
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Lunch packing tips from nutrition specialists
Nutrition specialists advise homemakers to vary lunches with crisp juicy hot sweet tart or salty elements and color. They suggest packing one third of daily food per person and wrapping lettuce separately to prevent wilting.
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