Men urged to reveal real self for longer life
Dr Sidney M Jourard argues men suppress the real self, stressing and aging faster. He says self-disclosure essential for mental health and growth, noting women disclose more and cope better. He cites role strain, alienation, and the need to stop repressing inner thoughts. Also mentions 1914 car introductions and dairy herd drop.
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New York
Sidney M. Jourard
Jourard
Pavommory
University of Florida
Ancia
Strayed Heifer Report From Local Pasture Near Town
Strayed white face heifer about 515 pounds from a pasture four miles southwest of town. Notice by Joe Johnson. Plus local ads for Jetstream water heaters from Johnson Jewelry & Appliance and gas ranges from Dawson Propane with terms available.
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Joe Johnson
Johnson Jewelry & Appliance
Dawson Propane
Britain ready to scrap farthing as decimalised coin fails
London report says the farthing is a useless relic and may be eliminated with Britain moving toward a decimal currency. J H James signals the pound shilling and pence system could be replaced to simplify pricing for machines, meters, and tourism, aligning with a decimal trend seen abroad.
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J. H. James
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U. S. History of Green Ink From Ancient to Modern Times
The article surveys inks from 2500 B C onward, noting green ink for U S currency and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing strict quality. It covers ancient sources including China and Egypt, ink officials, and recipes with pearl and musk. It also mentions iron gall, indigo dyes, and early printing inks.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Wei Tan
National Geographic Society
China
Tsu Min
Fung Chi
Korea
Orient
India
Fourth International Book Fair Opens in Bogota
The 4th International Book Fair at Bogota Columbia is set to open on November 6 1959 with events and exhibits announced for delegates publishers and readers across Colombia and South America.
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Bogota
Columbia
Factory workers in March earn average $88.62 weekly
March earnings for U S factory workers show an average wage of 88.62 dollars per week, about eight dollars more than the prior year. The report notes gains in average weekly earnings for March compared with 1958.
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England
Wales
U. S
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