Timing and light in color photography and box cameras
A discussion on capturing the exact moment in photography emphasizes timing over mere subject matter. It covers choosing moments for portraits landscapes and street scenes and explains box camera exposure using ASA indexes and simple shutter/dia settings.
Weekend Dividend Sunday Reading For The Whole Family
Weekend Dividend presents Sunday reading for families with light features, culture notes, and kid friendly suggestions. The issue highlights timeless stories, crafts, and gentle humor suitable for all ages.
When You Retire Ex Teacher Becomes Indiana Photographer
An Indiana widow, 66, turned retirement into a new career as a photographer in a town of 3,600. She bought used studio gear, learned by working in a pro’s studio, then opened a home portrait setup. Her first month brought 106 customers, and she now mails ads, calls families, and offers school and church group photos at special rates.
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Flying Saucer record by Bil Buchanan and Dick Goodman
The Luniverse Records release titled Flying Saucer is written and recorded by Bil Buchanan and Dick Goodman in their early twenties. The copyright and manufacture are credited to the same duo, highlighting their youth and creative control.
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Browns and Bears Vie For Division Titles In 1955 Outlook
Pro scouts pick the Cleveland Browns to win the Eastern Division despite Otto Graham’s absence and Chicago Bears to claim the Western Division. Washington Redskins and Chicago Cardinals receive cautious praise, with comments on potential breakthroughs and late-season boosts.
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Eskimo Family Wins $50000 Court Judgment
In Boston a native Es kimo family secured a $50,000 judgment after claiming they were underpaid during an exhibition. Esther Mayokok, a spokesman for the family, said the workers averaged about 80 hours weekly and were paid a flat $20 a week instead of 60 cents with overtime. The judge ruled the Eskimos deserved time and a half like others.
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Allergist Links Socks to Dust via Static from Synthetics
A Philadelphia allergist investigates how synthetic fibers in socks blankets and clothing can generate static electricity that attracts dust particles. He notes dust allergy sufferers may react to charged fabrics and urges awareness of synthetic materials in daily wear and care.
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Big Shots Urged to Stop Acting That Way at Marquette
MILWAUKEE UP executives at a Marquette University conference were told to value themselves less and stop acting like “big shots.” Russell Moberly urged relaxation each morning and a calmer desk routine to ease anxiety while promoting overall health. He warned against neglecting regular medical exams despite busy schedules, noting many executives hide health fears and delay tests.
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Little things that count in daily life and history
A reflective column extols small acts and moments that lift moods and show care. It recalls everyday kindness, notes a waitress’s good service, and applauds tiny gestures. It links simple courtesies to historical innovations sparked by small observations.
Wind in His Fists and the Rise of Dennis O More
A sprawling historical adventure blends fact and fiction about Dennis Brian O More, a redheaded Irish youth who flees 16th century Ireland to become a corsair captain in Suleiman the Magnificent s African squadron. The tale follows perilous exploits across Europe and the Ottoman world, with romance, treachery, and battlefield peril shaping a fast moving saga.
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American back from lend lease returns home for lunch
An American who dislikes private lend-lease returned home mid day to tell a chatty tale. He mentions his boyfriend outside and the astonished reply about meeting him, noting a playful misunderstanding and a remark about best attire.
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