Our weekly post for July 17, 2010 | Saturday Evening Post

Pet Travel for Happy Tails

8 tips for vacationing with your pet.

Curing SCA with Defibrillators and No-Hands CPR

Heart rhythm expert Dr. Richard Page, immediate past president of the Heart Rhythm Society and chair of the Department of Medicine at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, tells how he and others used CPR and an automated defibrillator to restart the heart of a jogger who had collapsed alongside a public roadway. You can save a life, too.

War, Work, and Women, Part II

According to some 1944 critics, you just couldn't get good war workers anymore.

War, Work, and Women

Life on the home front offered many American women rare work experience, and an unexpected education.

You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby

Artist J.C. Leyendecker did dozens of covers of babies, including this cutie. So how did a baby become a cover model for America's most famous magazine?

I couldn't repair your brakes so I made the horn louder.

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Breakfast Casserole: For Dinner!

To families, couples, and singles across America who are not afraid to eat and enjoy breakfast for dinner, this one's for you.

How Montgomery Smashes Rommel

Alan Moorehead (July 22, 1910 — September 29, 1983) was a famous war correspondent during the second World War before becoming a widely respected historian. This article, which depicts the nature of desert warfare, commemorates Moorehead's 100th anniversary birthday this Thursday.

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