July 16, 1960
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$10,000 EVERYBODY’S TARGET AND HOW TO HIT IT
Why is $10,000 a year — or more — our success symbol? Who makes the grade? How do they do it?
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ELLIOT LAKE’S GLAMOROUS RISE AND BITTER FALL
This is a candid portrait of the hundred-million-dollar boom town that was built on uranium—the mineral with sex appeal— and of the mesmerized thousands who learned the hard way that it was just another mining camp after all
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DOUBLE JEOPARDY: the Johnson twins’ sunny brush with tragedy
Moira was dying. Surgery could save her—perhaps— but only by giving her a living organ taken from her identical twin Nola. This is the story of the twins’ chilling gamble and its happy aftermath
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CAR ACCIDENTS: Does it matter who’s guilty?
YES, say most lawyers—the guilty must pay. NO, say others—we must not ruin the injured even when they’re guilty. But guilty or innocent, insured or uninsured, anybody can be ruined by a car accident under our present laws.
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MONTREAL’S IMPECCABLE HOME FOR THE WELL-TO-DO
A 34-year-old genuine antique called The Chateau is a private world of apartment-dwellers who are so distinguished they rarely even speak to each other
2021
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THE REAL DANGERS OF IMAGINARY FATIGUE
Nervous strain or even boredom can be more exhausting than overwork, researchers have discovered. FRANKLIN RUSSELL tells why your emotions can wear you out, and what you may be able to do about it
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For the sake of argument
Our churches are damning the wrong kinds of sin
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Everybody’s art boom: early Canadiana
Paintings from North American colonial days, long ignored by collectors, are bringing rising prices in a new kind of art hunt. These forgotten treasures can turn up in anyone’s attic
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London Letter
Russia’s middle-class revolution
August 131960
