Saturday Evening Post

Includes paintings by Norman Rockwell - The Post Remembers World War II The Saturday Evening post became something of a news magazine after the outbreak of World War II. Firsthand observations from the front were published, along with photographs and the famous illustrations of Norman Rockwell.

An annuals extravaganza.

Includes answers to commonly asked questions Annuals are a relatively easy group of plants to grow outdoors, and add color to a landscape. They require plenty of light and adequate moisture. Techniques for growing superb annuals are given.

Beyond the Grave: The Right Way and The Wrong Way of Leaving Money to Your Children (and Others).

Bob Hope remembers....

Bob Hope and his war efforts - Review Bob Hope's efforts at spreading humor and cheer throughout the troops during World War II made him a household name. He has become, largely as a result of it, one of the world's most famous and popular entertainers. Anecdotes and memories are selected from his book 'I Was There.'

Cross words.

Crossword puzzlers Crossword puzzlers can be made harder than usual if someone has previously tried and failed to correctly guess the words. Mistakes in spelling and syntax can leave following puzzlers to grumble and scratch out the improper words.

I Was There.

The four freedoms live on.

Norman Rockwell's paintings for the Saturday Evening Post - The Post Remembers World War II Norman Rockwell's paintings of the Freedom of Speech, the Freedom from Want, the Freedom from Fear and the Freedom of Worship are reproduced. They originally appeared in 1943 as part of the World War II effort to raise money for war bonds.

Two good reasons to celebrate folate's 50th anniversary.

Health aspects of folate New studies of folate conclude that the drug is essential in preventing neural tube birth defects, and also can reduce the risk of strokes and heart attacks. The drug reduces levels of homocysteine in the body, an amino acid which contributes to vascular disease if present in large amounts.