Please help me source article "Could you have loved so much?" appeared in Reader's Digest in 1950s or 60s.
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Email the editors with your request for a copy of this article: http://www.rd.com/talktous.do?wtGroup=RDCOM_FOOTER&wtID=TALKTOUS_SITE&lid=198\n\nGood luck!
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Yes, but there are no extant copies. Barry Manilow just recreated it from surviving texts. We do know that the original was rich in symbolism and was a searing inictment on the entertainment industry of the time.
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Since it was the name of a hit music group from the 60's, I would assume so, but you can look that up online. \n\nHow about 'A Lovin' Spoonful' for your food pantry? (Instead of 'The')
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Not sure where you can find it per se but I do know it was written and performed by the Kingston Trio (a folk band) i nthe '60s. You might try to locate one of there CD's or even an old vinyl. Any large music store should have a copy. It was one of their more popular songs and may appear on a compilation album.
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old newspapers.  Try the library
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Possibly at some time in its history. Read the linked article.
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It is actually from a Lord Alfred Tennyson poem who was England's Poet Laureate after Wordsworth. \n\nFrom Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem 'In Memoriam:27', 1850:\n\n    I hold it true, whate'er befall;\n    I feel it, when I sorrow most;\n    'Tis better to have loved and lost\n    Than never to have loved at all.\n\n\nTennyson married, but I guess that doesn't give us a clear indication if he ever actually found love.
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I would try a Google search.
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That question is kind of hard to answer.  I think you want an authoratative (a site that you can rely on) and thus are limiting it to .edu or .gov.   \n\nHowever I'm not sure what you mean about the history of magazine articles.   Do you mean magazine publishing, or do you mean a particular article?  \n\nI think your best bet either way would be to ask a librarian, they are trained to help you find things like this and they will help clarify your question. \n\nAs for the history of magazine publishing it qoes way back, in fact in my personal library I have a copy of " A Gentleman's Magazine" (that was the title it is not like Playboy) from January 1741 so it has a long history. \n\nSo ask a librarian and he or she will be able to point you in the right direction.  They will also show you all sorts of databases your tax dollars are paying for that you can use.  Librarians know where the good stuff is. \n\nI posted two links below, one for the Library of Congress (Check out the American Memory Project) I can browse there all day.   \nThe other link is a place where I buy old ...really old magazines and newspapers for my collection. \n\nGood luck.
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Tons ... Elvis did I can't Help Falling in Love. Elton John on his Elton John album has I Need You to Turn To. I sing it to my 10 yr old girl every night. No one remembers that one anymore. Van Morrison's Brown Eyed Girl is incredible if she has brown eyes, but most chics know that song. A fabulous song from the 60s by The Association is Cherish. Chics from that era love that song. It still works today. Maybe that is the best of all time, yet it is a forgotten treasure today. David Cassidy from the Partridge Family covered it, but that was 30 years ago. I think you will be safe. Look it up The Association on Amazon or any other music site.
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Not sure what you are looking for but there is a book called WOMEN WHO LOVE TOO MUCH...I think it's by Dr. Laura..something, anyway, hope this helps. gl
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God~He set the rules, not to mention giving us the capacity to love. Are you a baby boomer, because that's from the early '60s. Now it's running through my head, and I can't get rid of it!
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http://www.britannica.com/     http://www.webopedia.com http://www.encyclopedia.com//     BUT  r they better ..i doubt!  http://english.berkeley.edu/Postwar/pop.html i think this will suit u http://www.ipl.org/
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Yes! Check it out http://www.askanurse.com/
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I agree that <http://www.100words.net/entry/read_member_batch.cfm?entry_member=Laura%20A%20Hill&entry_batch=November&entry_year=2003> is the only site that talks about this poem.  Don't try pinkmonkey.com and the other sites.  I couldn't find the poem comments in their results.
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These are opinion blogs, not historical references.  I suggest looking at a Canadian library's website for the region on question to find better leads to that kind of info.  Good Luck,
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NICE question. The 1960's.