Morning Coffee Rituals and Old Family Breakfasts
The piece recalls a daily office coffee run by Bob the copy boy and the colleagues’ need for the drink before work. It shifts to nostalgic home breakfasts with Father cooking, American Toast, hashed luncheon bones, and salt pork with gravy. It contrasts practical 19th century recipes with refugee students adapting to language and environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afong
Bob
Father
Mother
C.U
Vermont
Refugees Learn By Catalogue Super Market
Refuges enrolled at the University of Colorado train with mail order catalogs and a super market system. A breeder column notes puppies due soon with care tips and emphasizes dog identification and responsible ownership. The piece mentions a miniature Schnauzer and a line of dogs awaiting homes, plus an offer for adoption tags and Friskies mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder, Colo
University of Colorado
Raindew
It's A Dog's Life Health Tips For Pets
A period piece on dog care advises regular health checks for teeth and ears, flea prevention, vaccination, bedding cleanliness, fresh water, and daily monitoring. It notes signs of tartar, long nails, dew claws, and infection risks, plus a dog show report from Hudson and a Columbia Station obedience win with a 177 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hudson
Mestler
Gay-Lee Kis
Columbia Station
Hungarian refugees begin language aided campus integration
The Hungarian refugees progress from primers to light fiction and newspapers as they adapt to campus life. Each is housed with American students and required to carry on daily conversations in their new language. Scholarships funded by the University Board of Regents aim to ready them for a normal summer class schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Board of Regents
la Fayette
Georgetown
Philadelphia
Washington
America
United States
Ervine Metz
New York
N. Y
Post Office Department
France
Hig
Knowledge and memory in quiz show age
The writer cites Karl Menninger on knowledge versus intelligence and notes that TV quiz show stars often boast memory without broader ability. He questions storing knowledge when finding facts is easy, cites Cosmopolitan on contestants' limits, mentions Charles Van Doren and Harold Craig as examples, and concludes he remains reasonably intelligent yet wary of overconfidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Charles van Doren
Harold Craig
New York State
Education as a lifelong pursuit and quirky garden notes
A column blends a Welsh uncle’s lesson that learning never ends with tales from California growers using short days to flower chrysanthemums and to hasten mums. It weaves in anecdotes about guppies, a cat, a Siberian hound, and a birthday misadventure, ending with a humorous note about an Indiana liars’ match and lampooned lambdyer brag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Cleveland
David
Calif
Cutlowex
California
University of Calb
Anton M. Kofranek
UCLA
Umpteen B. C
Nefertete
Christ
Imas
Koffanek
University of Michigan
United Press
Indiana
Bluing
All About Pictures Series Should Tell Story Briefly
A guidance on using photographs to tell a concise story. Focus on essential elements like place, activity, and people, then build a small series to convey the full tale. Start simple, complete quickly, and let viewers grasp the narrative through carefully chosen images.
Fast clerk foils second Berkley hold up in week
Mrs. Virginia Smith, a Berkley dry cleaning clerk, improvised when a gunman attempted a second robbery within a week, noting the boss keeps all the money and nothing is left in the cash register. The article also mentions Lafayette anniversary stamp plans and photography tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persley
Mich
Virginia Smith
Berkley
Arthur E. Summerfield
Lafayette
Saeriar
Record Fragments From Miller Menagerie Duel
Dawn teases anticipation about a rabbit and a pair of unknown gup pies, noting Snowball has joined the Miller menagerie and keeping the record intact while a female rabbit emerges. Protagonists T and Dawn exchange playful lines as the scene unfolds with uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn
Snowball
Miller
Stoo
Experiments In Food for Heifers Reported by AVMA
The American Veterinary Medical Association says studies in Sweden and at Cornell indicate a subnormal feeding program may lower feed costs while still maximizing milk production in heifers. Researchers note rumen microbes respond to diet, with distinct organisms thriving on high roughage versus high grain rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Veterinary Medical Association
Institute For Livestock Improvement
Wind
Sweden
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Association
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Dick Rassier
Columbia Ave
Elyria
Evelyn Andrews
Arenemm
B. J
Winsamor
Carl Kaly
Park: Ave
Cissy
Cindy
Classy
Salys
Culver City
Mildred Amate
Gaines Dog Research Center
By Dorothy Funk
Karl Menninger
Don Miller
Sandy
Ed Murphy
John Caughlin
Mama
Iry
By Norris Harkness
Jim
Easton
Lafayette College
Fayetteville
N. C
Louisville
Court
Versailles Museum
Dad
Mutt
Junior
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