Exploring Mind By Albert Edward Wiggam D Sc
The text discusses gender expectations in unpleasantness and relationship dynamics, noting men may endure more without harm to career and charm is not essential. It also considers explaining death to children, arguing a thoughtful, constructive explanation reduces fear and helps children grasp attitudes and feelings from parents.
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Ius
Pettr Lind Hayes
Jack Paar
Ann Miller
Bill Moss
TWA
Conrad Hilton
Cairo Nile Hilton
al Bernie
Joanne Ficrio
Jason Robards Jr
Kim Novak
Kim
Barbara Rush
Warren Cowan
L.A
George Raft
Riviera
Judy Wolliday
Jerry Mulligan
Cliffe
Gidget
Lunt
Fontanne
John Kerr
Syracuse Nationals
Gene Conley
Boston
Milwaukee
Spanky McFarland
Rock Hudson
Jewel Cornish
Bill Bailey
Pearl
Harlem
Phonograph
Egypt
Cairo
White River Junction
George Beard
Denny Bicod
E. H. Plummer
Walter Slezak
Inda
Italy
Sammy Cahn and Frank Sinatra era sparks on Broadway
The article portraits Sammy Cahn as a prolific songwriter tied to Frank Sinatra and Jimmy Van Heusen, recounting anecdotes about their collaborations, mutual respect, and trials. It notes Cahn’s long relationship with Sinatra, Van Heusen’s pivotal role, and the dynamic between the writers and performers shaping midcentury American music.
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New York
Sammy Cahn
Sammy
Leo Durocher
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Gme
Frank
Durocher
Jimmy van Heusen
Sinatra
Bing Crosby
Broadway
Hollywood
Pye
Brank
Perry Como
van Neusen
Palm Springs
Jimmy
Bing
Phil Silvers
Ageing Working Girl and Curious News Snippets
A column surveys aging working women over 40 and random trivia from the era. It touches on dentists, fences, a millionaire’s hypothetical wealth, health and injury rates, and light social observations including public norms abroad and quirky names from White River Junction.
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New York
Montaigne Quotation Mirrors Local Decline Insight
A fragment notes Norte locals fell by thirty from the previous year and cites Michel de Montaigne remarking that a wise man never loses anything if he has himself. The brief item blends decline with a classic aphorism attributed to the philosopher.
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Michel de Montaigne
Boston Academy of Music Spurs Public School Music In 1537
Lowell Mason and the Boston Academy of Music helped introduce music teaching in Boston public schools in 1537, marking a milestone in city education and cultural development.
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Lowell Mason
Boston Academy of Music
Boston
Zodiac Reading Notes From a Fractured Page
A fragmented horoscope fragment lists Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn and Pisces with garbled dates and phrases. It mentions plans entertainment clothing budgets social activities and money concerns in a nonsensical postal clipping style. The text preserves only scattered proper nouns and vague timing signals without coherent guidance.
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Capricorn
Expert Bridge Play Outsmarts Tyros in Five Hearts
The article discusses Oswald Jacoby and Tyros facing a five heart contract. It contrasts beginner error, mid level play, and top experts strategy. A novice would lose under pressure, while a top expert would manage trumps and diamonds with careful timing. The actual declarer misplayed trick two, allowing East to win a diamond and West to ruff, costing the hand.
Railroad jargon and early homes in 1867 Ohio
The fragment notes railroad jargon equating real estate with poor coal mixed with dirt or BlaR and calls gunshore a sand mix. It mentions Katharine Fay establishing Ms Worlds first children’s home in Marion Ohio in 1867.
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Mariota
Ohio
Catherine Fay
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Albert Edward Wiggam
Earl Wilson
Rex Mosley
Sal Mineo
Ed Murrow
CBS
Batista
Havana
Las Vegas
Earl
Yank
Hal Boyle
Norte
Dite
Oy Twit
Aarts Wastes
ATES
Sowth West North
Bostonian Music
Ceean
Arles
Taurus
Bone
Ats Piliera Fa
SUNS
Coctrus
Oswald Jacoby
Tyros
West
Marine Glass Co
Scott Woodwand-Scott SE
GLASS
Meriber A] Ling Beeth Builders
Exvhonee
Natalie Wood
Robert Wagner
Mr. Wagner
20Th Century-Fox
Oieota
Siesta
Philadelphia
Washington
Witton Hotel
Jetstream
Heamark Owned
Exclusiely
THA
USA
Europe
Africa
Asia
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