Real Happiness Means to Live in Peace
Kathleen Norris describes a pattern of unhappy, isolated older women and contrasts it with a younger wife Laura in Pittsburgh seeking advice on handling a flirtatious husband. The piece explores peace, control, and the social costs of troubled marriages.
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Kathleen Norris
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Ritchie Graham
Mays
Ritchie
Learn to live by getting along with others
A long reader letter discusses marital strife and family interference. The woman laments no help from a socially active husband and the inability to find trustworthy help. The piece ends urging the reader to adapt to others and live with them.
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Kathleen Norris
Laura Maguire and the Covington mayor face a looming divorce
Laura Maguire wife of Mike, Covington editor and mayor, faces a divorce amid accusations by banker Mays misusing banking methods. Their son Alec reacts as family tensions rise over Laura’s departure, while Mary Etta resists following her husband.
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Mays Ia
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Laura Faces Family Turmoil As Alec Vanishes
Laura Maguire races through a sultry June day chasing missing relatives while tensions mount over Tom and Mary Etta. Alec’s erratic behavior, Shirley’s marriage, and Mary Etta’s divorce threat collide with Laura’s fear for her son and her tangled love for Tom. Tom discovers Mary Etta outside awaiting reconciliation as Laura confronts a life splintered by secrets and longing.
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Laura
Shirley
Mike
Pete Knight
Lou
Alec
Mary Etta
Covington
Tom
Harvey Leigh
Leigh
Laura visits Woman's Exchange amid market glut
Laura, seeking a small commission from Aunt Tulia's watermelon preserves, endures a long day at the Woman's Exchange. She encounters Mary Etta in a quiet cafeteria corner, where Mary Etta bluntly asserts her independence and resents Laura's return with Tom.
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Tom Laura
Tom
Colonel Shoup
Mike
Joe
Oak Tree
Shirley
Jaird
Wangie
Tulia
Mary Etta
Mary Hita
Hen Named 1939 New England Hen of the Year
The record shows Lulu Belle, a 1939 New England hen, laying 341 eggs in a year and being named “Hen of the Year.” This annual egg tally would set a notable U S laying mark if verified as a national record, though regional claims can vary by source.
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New England
Knotwtt
Lulu Belle
Polonium Used In Spark Plug Alloy At High Value
A fragment notes polonium, extracted from radiuining ore, costing about 2,000,000 dollars per ounce, is used in a spark plug alloy. The price is not prohibitive due to the minute traces required.
Storing Meat For A Year And Gift Cigarettes
Properly cured and smoked meat can store for a year or longer in a dry dark cool well ventilated place. Also notes Camel Cigarettes and Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco as ideal Christmas gifts with modest cost and popular packaging options for local dealers.
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Prince Albert
America
Islands named for Prince Philip by explorers
The Philippines were first recorded by a Portuguese navigator in 1521, later named by a Spanish expedition in 1542 in honor of Prince Philip, who would become Philip I of Spain.
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Philippine Islands
Magellan
Prince Philip
Philip I of Spain
Quiet Night Edict Lights Tahiti From 10 P.M.
Papeete Tahiti once seen as noisy quiets under a government decree. All noise must stop at 10 p m not only in streets but in private homes and even forphonographs and ma los.
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Papeete
Tahiti
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