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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1950
Page
8
OCR fragment presents a jumble of numbered terms and partial phrases spanning mythological, linguistic, and geographic items. It appears as a glossary mashup with mismatched numbers, including references to Roman gods, Hebrew measures, English terms, and compass words, lacking coherent narrative or full sentences.
Dorothy Dix outlines how mothers shape their daughters social lives through overprotection praise or dominance. She cites cases of keepers at home, overzealous chaperones, showy mothers, and timid, overcontrolled girls, urging balanced guidance to avoid harming a daughter’s popularity and self assurance.
Advice column excerpt urges women to develop a second career or lasting interests before loneliness or boredom set in. Author Josephine Lowman cites Jalietta K. Arthur books and urges self assessment, hobby lists, and adult education to build future interests, inviting requests for leaflet No. 66.
Fruth cerebal palsy clinic at Fruth School will be closed until January 3. Mrs Philip Angel chairwoman of the clinic executive committee said information during the holidays can be obtained by calling Kanawha County Society for Crippled Children and Adults at 35354. Fresh pears prepared as a dessert with vanilla ice cream and berry sauce is suggested, using quick frozen fruit.
Advertises Pattern T4387 for sizes 24 to 50 with pleated waterflaired jumper and scalloped netice frame blouse. Includes 30 cent pattern request to Anne Adams, care of Charleston Gazette, with complete illustrated instructions and pattern book offer.
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