First Aid to the Ailing House by Roger C Whitman
Q A home care guide covers painting and leak checks. It advises inspecting for water intrusion around windows and doors before refinishing and suggests scraping old paint, sealing leaks, and applying a suitable top coat. It also offers boiler flushing tips and coal ash gardening guidance.
Are You Strong Enough to Take It Laura Davis Deafness Letter
Kathleen Norris urges Laura Davis to face her progressive deafness with courage, comparing her trials to those of war heroes. The piece emphasizes resilience, warns against running away, and invites patient endurance while considering medical advances and Fred’s feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Syndicate
Laura Davis
Texas
Laura
Fred
Marriage trends point to childless homes and social shifts
Dr. Lewis L. Sharp and S Bernard Wortis report no physiological cause for rising childless marriages, noting one in seven American women marries without children. They cite psychological factors and urge government subsidies for babies, public housing support, a family court for divorce, and expanded family education.
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Lewis L Sharp
New York
National Conference On Life
S. Bernard Wortis
Het Hake Sanibel Txekeece- Bie Pieitias Tives Ami
Sharp and Wortis
Hawaii
Taft-Eflender-Wagner
Laura’s Crash Leaves Her Hearing Lost and Hopes Ruined
A car smash ends with one girl dead and Laura losing her hearing. Miss Norris identifies Laura’s trouble as self pity and notes her mood worsens as she faces life’s obstacles. The piece reflects on how mindset shapes success or failure during adolescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Noyance
Laura
Miss Norris
Sien Nee
Hydraulic Press Crushes Old Autos into Scrap Packages
In Los Angeles a salvager unveils a costly hydraulic press that crushes a full automobile into a 2 by 4 by 2 foot mass and bales it. Two years in design the machine cost over $100,000 and aims to ease scrap iron shortages for Pacific Coast mills by handling large postwar scrap infusions.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Jerry Will
Southgate
Pacific
Williams
Southern
California
Will of Mary L. Clay Leaves $75,000 for Cats and Lodges
The will, probated in Philadelphia, allocates a $75,000 trust to care for nine cats found with an elderly spinster. It provides for basic sustenance at a weekly minimal cost and directs the fund to run 20 years before being divided equally among three Odd Fellows lodges.
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Laura
Bataan
Normandy
Philadelphia
Mary L. Clay
Odd Fellows Lodges
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