Why Maud Has Every Right To Marry
A reader letters column discusses a 25 year old Maud considering marriage as Elsie and Maud advise. The exchange contrasts family pressure with personal choice, urging Maud to pursue happiness if she desires a husband, while acknowledging possible hardships but framing love and courage as worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Elsie
Carly
Betty
Claire
Quicksands of Love revelations and a wife’s resolve
Madge receives her first assignment from Vertizen as tensions rise with Dicky over pace and loyalty. Lilian’s announcement confirms the change, while the narrator vows to maintain fidelity to the one truth she seeks in the hectic Vertisen world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Lilian
Philip Vertizen
Illian
Cancer Death Toll Could Reach 115000 Annually
Senator Roy S Copeland cites Prudential statistician Dr Frederick L Hoffman noting cancer deaths may rise to about 115000 in the nation per year if current trends continue. He argues greater diagnosis and awareness may partly explain rising figures, urging public vigilance for persistent symptoms and timely medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Frederick L. Hoffman
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Royals
Copeland
Advice to Girls from Annie Laurie on dating signals
A reader asks why a college boy visits infrequently and seems casual. The advisor says casual calls show little interest and urges the girl to date other friends to reduce waiting. She should not be always available and should expect him to make an effort and schedule plans if he truly cares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Neptune
Annie Laurie
Hoon
Also Mentioned on This Page
St S
Dr Colpela
Partey Sound
Popini
Temple Manning
Fifth Avenue
Eneruy
Garrison
Madge
Veritzen
Philip
Ty Gate
Wanda
Graeme
Vertisen
Coe & Doctor
Teaker
Jor
Lacrosia Heri
Bfy
Vera Winstes