Articles from Saturday Evening Post (September 1, 2012)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A dream come true: Rockwell's rural fantasies take flight in a painting that would later come to define him.	Berridge, Robert		438
A perfect childhood: growing up in a small American town where, through the sweet haze of memory, time forever stands still.	Gulley, Philip		814
Accentuate the positive.	Spaulding, Nelson S.	Brief article	121
America's painful divide: the country is polarized and embattled to the point of dysfunction. what will it take to bring us back together?	Haidt, Jonathan		1896
Attack of the killer fees: last year American banks, frustrated by legislation that hampered their earning power, started charging fees for previously free transactions. How to spot and avoid the newest, most insidious, most hidden banking charges.	Kirchheimer, Sid		2262
Beatlemania: no passing fad.	Warren, Sally Reukauf	Letter to the editor	211
Build a better fall brew.		Brief article	135
Car crazy.	McCormick, Margeret	Letter to the editor	105
Did we really say that? A look at the Post's occasional lapses in judgment.		Brief article	123
Do you really want socialized medicine? In the following excerpt, Post writer Steven Spencer examines legislation--spearheaded by President Truman--to nationalize U.S. healthcare. We think you'll find it interesting how closely the arguments in this 1949 report echo today's healthcare debate.	Spencer, Steven	Excerpt	1141
Dog fight.	SerVaas, Joan		478
Europe and you: stay the course or flee to safety? How the overseas debt crisis is likely to impact your portfolio in coming months and years.	Wild, Russell		669
Family feud.	Slon, Steven	Editorial	255
Fixing our healthcare system: we spend more money per patient than any other country, yet we are less healthy by far. How did our healthcare system become such a wreck? And what is to be done?	Allen, Frederick		2389
From the pharmacy.	Acklin, Cara	Brief article	145
Give your legs a lift.		Brief article	211
Going it alone: after a diagnosis of breast cancer at 39, this mother of two was devastated to learn that doctors expected her to make all key treatment decisions.	Kim, Ann		1795
Good-for-you bodyfat.		Brief article	171
He gets around.	Nowell, Vince, Sr.; Hare, John; Hare, Joyce	Letter to the editor	350
Heading off migraines.		Brief article	232
Heart hiccups.	Zipes, Douglas	Brief article	144
Help, my parents made me smoke!		Brief article	223
Holiday shopping skills tune-up.		Brief article	183
Hopeless heritage.	Trueblood, Valerie	Short story	3662
Ireland's follies: touring the whimsical, intentionally pointless structures known as follies that dot the Irish landscape.	Shivnan, Sally		2082
Junior joint problems.		Brief article	217
Kettlebells.		Brief article	150
Let's put weathermen closer to the weather.	Ludak, Janus	Brief article	216
Limerick laughs.			139
Long life--at what price? A brief conversation with Ken Dychtwald.	Slon, Steven	Interview	280
Meet the Ultrabooks: the dull, six-pound laptop is giving way to a new wave of stylish thin-and-light models.	Bertolucci, Jeff	Product/service evaluation	510
Mob love: the classic toughs of the silver screen are the ultimate individualists. These are guys who know no boundaries when it comes to fulfilling their ambitions. For Americans, it's a formula impossible to resist.	Beales, Lewis		1496
Omega-3 power!	Zipes, Douglas	Brief article	151
Out of the dark: she lost her vision at the peak of her career, then turned her blindness into a stunning asset.	Evans, Julie A.		1212
Page turner.	Stamets, Richard	Letter to the editor	175
Post produces a president.	Nilsson, Jeff	Brief article	125
Quilts.	Oates, Joyce Carol		867
Right on!	Schmidt, Elizabeth	Letter to the editor	109
Solar leaf printing.		Brief article	122
The $10 dinner: easy, elegant, yet inexpensive ideas from celebrity chef Melissa d'Arabian.	Perry, Patrick		693
The great cholesterol debate.	Zipes, Douglas	Brief article	159