Profanity as a Front for Insecurity in Men and Women
Psychiatrists say heavy swearing often masks self-doubt and a need to project strength. Explanations vary from exhibitionism to anger or hatred, with women using profanity to assert equality. Occasional swearing signals stress, while persistent vulgarity may indicate developmental or emotional issues.
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New York
Jack E. Clare
Herbert Holt
Smiley Blanton
American Foundation of Religion and Psychiatry
John Collier
Indian Affairs
Knox College
Galesburg
Blanton
Clare
Holt
Wilsford Declares Candidacy For Grayson Sheriff
L D Red Wilsford announces his campaign for Grayson County Sheriff voicing a clean campaign, experience as a rancher, and pledge to hire qualified deputies, cooperate with police, ensure humane treatment of prisoners, and patrol the county with courteous service. Paid political advertisement.
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Grayson County
L. D
Red) Wilsford
Hugh Wilsford
Gunter
Elsie Finney
Luella
Edith Clements
Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Sherman
Wilsford
Veteran Benefits Q and A On GI Bill and Pensions
Answers clarify that unused GI Bill entitlement ends at July 25, 1956 and cannot be used after. Pension recipients need not count stock until cashing. dividends are income. Veterans have one year to appeal VA decisions with no extensions. Korean GI insurance dividends are not paid, whether term or permanent.
Decade Tornado Death Toll Cited in U S Survey
A Metropolitan Life Insurance Co survey reports 1,766 U S tornado deaths from 1946 to 1955 with injuries ten times higher. May was the peak month, accounting for about a quarter of the deaths.
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New York
U. S
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Wit and whimsy in a midwestern readers digest style
A collection of jokes and anecdotes from a country newspaper with pithy quips about marriage folly Lincoln jokes a drunken Johnson tale and a boastful child. The pieces mix family humor political wit and small town pride in a light reader friendly tone.
It Is Not Hard to Live on a Small Salary
The speaker suggests that living on a limited income is feasible if one avoids conspicuous spending and keeps budgets simple.
Witty Exchange on Household Finances and Budget
A humorous dialogue reveals a husband confessing he never gives his wife money while she asks for ten or twenty. The joke hinges on the wife's claims of needing funds and the husband's insistence that she does nothing with the money.
Sun Announces Candidates for Sheriff in July 28 Primary
The Sun prints the slate for the Democratic Primary on July 28 1956 naming candidates for sheriff. The notice lists contenders and official eligibility, inviting voters to review the field before casting ballots.
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The
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Houston
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Meadow Hardware
Mt. Etnan
Sicily
Reader's Digest
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Association
Johnson
Toupee
Iowa
L. Field and Son
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Gladiola
Armour
Heinz Baby Food
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Oleo
Sunvale Bacon
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