Let us Explore Your Mind by Wiggam on crime and marriage
Albert Edward Wiggam argues that true criminals rarely reform and keep pursuing crime despite capture. He also notes that shared tastes underpin happy marriages and help overcome obstacles, suggesting compatible interests ease relationship problems.
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Jack Benny Spoofs Nielsen In TV Ratings War
Rumors swirl as Jack Benny, now hosting NBC Tonight, jokes about Nielsen points and surveys proving anything. The piece traces Benny’s career, ties to CBS and NBC, and mentions interactions with Sid Carroll, Howard Hughes, and others, highlighting a sharp media cliffhanger around Benny’s future.
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The Splendid Mirage Jazz Age Marked by Cult of Excess
Hal Boyle surveys the Roaring Twenties noting Americans’ romance with the era’s excesses and glamour, contrasting the Gay Nineties with a decade of rapid change and shifting social norms. He reflects on cultural obsessions and the era’s lasting allure.
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Oswald Jacoby Match Won by Bad Bidding
Bridge clubs report a match where West doubles after South opens one spade. At Table One Hast passes. West leads king of hearts and shifts to spades. South discards clubs, and despite a misfit hand, South makes two trump tricks for a 360 score while at Table Two East bids no trump and South overcalls two spades, yielding 670 for South. The column then shifts to jazz age reminiscence with Castro-tinged narration and cultural anecdotes about Prohibition era figures, Capone, Berlin, and the Jazz Age in general.
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Aunt Het Finds No Credit For Being Useful
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Michigan leads in hunting and fishing license sales
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