Howe About Stories and the Poor Boy Myth Told
A long reminiscence traces Howe’s writings and public life. It laudsStephen A Douglas and Abraham Lincoln as examples of poor boys rising to prominence. The piece notes Bernard Sunin and Shaw as controversial figures and reflects on aging authors and the ethics of writing for money.
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Interests in Life for the Elderly
A fragmentary letter to the editor praises elderly women maintaining style and active social life. It cites a seventy four year old woman attending dances at the Aaftnica, updating hair and fashion, and questions the value of keeping up with trends. The writer favors elders pursuing interests and practical buying rather than vanity.
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Old Harvest Year Hushed by Age and Interest
A fragment notes the impact of aging on appreciation of harvest time. It contrasts the renewal of interest in youth with the waning attention of older people, suggesting society must value each stage of life while acknowledging changing tastes and priorities. It references a question of equity in support for the elderly.
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Bayer Aspirin Promises Instant Cold Relief
An old advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as the fastest safe remedy for colds. It claims quick relief by taking tablets every 2 to 4 hours the first day and several times daily afterward, plus gargling with a dissolved tablet to ease sore throat and ensuring you buy genuine Bayer products.
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