Mental Diet for Weight Loss Shows Breakthrough Mindset
A King Features Syndicate diet piece argues success hinges on changing thinking and psychology, not just willpower. It urges visualizing success, embracing belief over effort, and using mental discipline to curb temptations while offering a sample daily meal plan and a cautioned start with medical check.
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William James
Bringing Up a Family in Harmony and Care
A reporter spends a weekend with a family of four under six, noting peaceful behavior, naps, and no crying. The parents share childcare duties, maintaining firm affection and restraint. The observer praises the couple for cohesive parenting and continual thoughtful guidance since their first child.
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King Features Syndicate
How Can I Freshen A Dry Coconut And More
Q and A column presents practical stove top steaming for fresh coconut from dry, and safe methods to thaw frozen pipes by reversing a faucet and using salt water. The piece also reflects family life themes and a reader questions about disciplining children with measured firmness and affection balanced. It includes stain removal tips for vase line jelly using kerosene with soaking if needed.
City Manager Cuts Own Salary In Revere Economy Drive
Revere City Manager Edward C. Monahan has reduced his annual pay from 12500 to 10000 dollars to set an example of municipal belt tightening. The move highlights a push for fiscal restraint amid discussions on city expenditures and budget balancing.
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Revere
Mass
Edward C. Monahan
Minerva couple to wed in spring engagement announced
Mildred Shields of RD 1 Minerva and John Wartluft of RD 1 Paris announce their engagement. Mildred, a Minerva High School graduate, and John, a Carrollton High School alum, both work at Minerva Wax Paper Co. They plan a spring wedding.
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R. Ayd
Harold W. Shields
Minerva
Mildred
John Wartluft
Elizabeth Wartluft
Paris
Miss Shields
Minerva High School
Wartluft
Carrollton High School
Minerva Wax Paper Co
First Christian launches Explorer Scout Post 2
First Christian Church establishes Explorer Post 2 of the Boy Scouts sponsored by the Loyal Men's Bible class. Charter members include George A Canterbury Jr, Danny L Canterbury, John P Crawford, David Davi dio, John C Engle, Ernest T Enold Jr, Thomas Hair, Robert Eschliman, Steve G Endres, James E Shive, and Larry L Taylor Jr. S. W. Campbell serves as institutional representative on the South Nimishillen district committee. The post committee includes Roy Shive as chairman, with Glenn R. Campbell and George Canterbury. Paul B. Crawford is explorer advisor with Frank R. Shive as assistant.
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Explorer
Boy Scouts
First Christian Church
Loyal Men’s Bible Class
George A. Canterbury Jr
Danny L. Canterbury
John P. Crawford
David Davidio
John C. Engle
Ernest T. Enold Jr
Thomas Hair
Robert Eschliman
Steve G. Endres
James E. Shive
Larry L. Taylor Jr
S. W. Campbell
South Nimishillen
Roy Shive
Glenn R. Campbell
George Canterbury
Paul B. Crawford
Frank R. Shive
Young Cyclist Meets Baltimore Officials on Street
A Christmas bicycle rider nearly collided with two pedestrians who turned out to be local leaders. The taller person claimed the boy had met the mayor of Baltimore, while the boy claimed to be the governor. The elder corrected him as they introduced themselves. Mayor Thomas d'Alesandro and Governor elect Robert McKeldin spoke to the surprised youngster.
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Garry C. Myers
Altimore
Baltimore
Thomas d’Alesandro
Maryland
Elect McKeldin
Students Attack Nominal Christianity At Episcopal Convention
Delegates from 75 campuses at the National Canterbury Association convention in Birmingham issue a New Year's message urging positive Christianity on college campuses. They warn students today tend to relegate Christ to an inferior place and reject a comfortably nominal Christianity. The five day gathering ended Sunday.
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Birmingham
Mich
Protestant Episcopal College
Episcopal College
National Canterbury Association
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
UP, DOWN AND AROUND Elevators travel vast yearly distance in NYC
Elevator operators in New York City traverse a distance many times the earth’s circumference in a year, moving passengers through the city’s four or five tallest buildings. The article notes the remarkable vertical and horizontal reach of urban elevator service.
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New York City
Know Your Words By D. Cc. Williams
A reader asks five word usage questions. The piece answers: the sentence should read reconciled to his lot, fiasco is pronounced fe as ko with second syllable stressed, the misspelled option is assimilate, credit able means believable or trustworthy, and a word starting with inf meaning firm in will is inflexible.
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Frank
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