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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
2
Smith recounts walking under a painter's ladder to prove bravery. a pail of paint fell on him, prompting Brown to praise the act as courageous and decorate him for bravery.
Ned remarks a plain seeming cashier from a bank catches his interest. Ted asks why and Ned confirms she works as the bank’s teller.
A brief dialogue features a boy and a girl debating relativity and family ties. The exchange notes that both their mothers are mothers, highlighting a playful logic about generations.
Dialog reveals a patient and dentist negotiating a tooth extraction price. The dentist jokes about performing the procedure very slowly for two dollars, highlighting a humorous exchange over time and cost.
Jack recalls a woman acting aloof saying she must travel for an operation to avoid a local anesthesia. The exchange hints at social pretension and a calculated departure.
A character recalls a letter from a physician. The druggist is able to decipher the doctor’s handwritten note, suggesting a past patient relationship and a familiar local profession.
Kathleen Norris recalls sympathy for young mothers and contrasts past help from housekeepers with a Sea Fork, Long Island wife who writes of managing two small children, home chores and crafts alone. She lists daily tasks and argues modern devices ease but impose new intensities.
A feature on young New York mothers coping with postwar hardships. They face child care shortages and slow services while doing most housework themselves with minimal help. Despite two to eight children each, they manage sewing gardening and even occasional dances, earning Miss Norris’s praise as wonder-women.
A guide advises shoppers to focus on dresses that fit the upper body when ready-made garments are scarce. Garments needing complex alterations are discouraged whether altered in store or at home. If a full fit isn’t available, choose a dress that fits the shoulders and bust, since skirts are easier to adjust.
Virginia Vale reports on Maisie film and radio tie ins, Lt Wayne Morris’s new Warner Bros contract and wartime honors, Jose Iturbi and Una O Connor anecdotes, exhibitors’ poll of future stars, Kate Smith dropping studio audiences, Danny O Neil CBS debut, Kiss and Tell pay scales, Riverboat Rhythm, Hooper survey showing Mr District Attorney, and Ethel Barrymore and co stars in Some Must Watch.
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