Stiff Collars Cuffs Take All by Yours Truly Satirically
A humorous piece rails at laundry mischief as shirts return stiff with starch. It jokes about a secret starch conspiracy and the absurdities of department-defined starch and no starch. It then shifts to a parody about video education and a first test at Hunter College.
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Onphey
Everlasting Arms Enfold Me In Faithful Keeping
Poem meditates on divine protection as the everlasting arms surround and sustain the speaker. It contrasts human arms' weariness with God's constant support, affirming morning awakening and daily service under divine keeping. The refrain emphasizes unfailing guidance through life and sleep.
Rosemary Pettit rises from Tulsa to Hollywood stardom
Rosemary Pettit, born in Tulsa, travels from California to New York for film work with Michael Curtiz and Warner Bros. She stars in The Lady Taken a Sailor and Young Man with an Horn. Paul Henreid gains notice in Rape of Sand and The Second Mrs Burton. Joan Crawford’s son Christopher praises his mother, while Henreid supports polio work. Jamie completes a Welsh-script role in The Corn Is Green.
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Mez Gerhard
Rosemary Pettit
Hollywood
Tulsa
Oklo
California
New York
Bits
Michael Curtiz
Warners
Curtiz
Princeton
N. J
Paul Henreid
Paramount
Joan Crawford
Christopher
Sydoca Joan
the Wilds
Relen Hayes
Electric Theatre
Wimpole Street
Mary
Jamie
Pringle Camp Dream Turns Into Studio And Guests
Doug Pringle signs a Midweek Fiction deal and plans a Spur Lake camp to ease life for him and Aggie. They host weekend guests, add a lake studio for Doug, and move Aggie in, as friends visit and curiosity about the camp grows.
Artist’s district room sparks plans for Brant visit
The Hollands miss seeing the artist at work while Doug, newly excited, finds a room in Goodwin's business district praising it as a place for serious labor. Aggie notes the Brants will arrive tomorrow as Doug plans to show them the site and says he will be away on business.
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Pringles
Doug
Aggie
Hollands
Steve Holland
Fee
Mrs. Holland
Goodwin
Brants
Crossword Puzzle Clue Set from 1944 City Names
A mixed list of crossword clues appears with numbers for Across and Down entries. It includes city names such as City 16 and City (N.Y) 19, biblical figures, descriptors like very beautiful young, and sports related terms. The fragment also contains references to animals, tools, and celestial items though some entries are garbled.
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City
N.Y
Bostow
Constellation
Lukkewarm
Maze
Puzzle clues carried over from last week last week’s answer
Reading fragments show a crossword style set of clues including precious stone city Fr and Chinese ailR with repeated last week references. The entry hints at a puzzle page item listing answers for numbers 12 35 36 39 40 and notes last week’s solutions.
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Uower
Restocking in Missouri Streams Spark Debate on Fishing Value
A Missouri conservation writer argues that restocking streams with fish is ineffective and harmful. He notes hatchery output, erosion and pollution, and overgrazing conditions that damage streams. He urges fixing erosion, burning, and silting to restore natural production.
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Missouri Game and Fish Division
Missouri
Conservatonist
Death Valley
Coleman lantern appeals to outdoorsmen with Reflektor and Koolgrip
A hardware note extols a Coleman lantern for night use and focusing works with Reflektor and Koolgrip handle. The piece also argues carp can be delicate and tasty when caught in cool seasons, countering common disdain for the fish.
Morbid self-worth and psychosomatic illness views
Dr Kate Frienlander links lack of value and neglect in early childhood to anti social behavior in youths and delinquency risk. Psychosomatic illness is real not imaginary and emotional issues require medical treatment and separate care to undo harm.
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Kate Frienlander
Keeping Healthy Teeth May Cause Heart Disease
A historical note on endocarditis linking dental infections to heart disease. It describes improved treatment with penicillin and streptomycin, the risk of recurring infections, and the need to remove sources of infection such as infected teeth or tonsils to prevent new heart damage.
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Canada
Leo Loewe
Long Island College of Medicine
Loewe
Health Notes on Headache Causes and Heart Failure
The article links headaches to thin blood fatigue hysteria and urinary or genital disease noting emotions affect digestive flow and heart rhythm It claims over half of heart patients will develop heart failure and advises long term planning for living with illness It mentions ruitis or itching as an emotion related symptom
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Howdy Woody
Ira Hirschbaum
Hunter College
Grace Noll Crowell
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Doug Pringle
Spur Lake
Aggla
Doug Gereed
Richard Wilkinson
Asia
Club of Fuel
Lawrence Gould
BY Don Moore
Ning A Chaiu
Scotland
Wartburg Castle
Martin
U.S
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James W. Barton
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