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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
5
The article explains menopause as a normal transition marked by diminishing ovarian activity and continued endocrine function. Hot flashes may last years, most women proceed smoothly, while a minority show nervousness sleeplessness and neurotic symptoms. Hormone therapy is discussed as a remedy, including oral and injectable forms.
Guidance urges natural handling of symptoms and thyroid checks if metabolism drops with small, doctor-recommended thyroid doses. Readers ask about Koplik spots, tinted lenses, sun exposure after pneumonia, intercostal neuralgia, and general disease prevention. Personal replies limited. no individual diagnosis. copyright 1944 Gazette.
Dorothy Dix counsels that happy marriages avoid constant arguing as it strains homes and children. She praises harmony and mutual agreement, warning that disputes rarely change opinions and can drive couples apart, preferring peace over repeated debates.
Miss Alma June Kennedy of Ward will be guest of honor at a luncheon this afternoon at the Charleston Woman's club hosted by Mrs. Edward Hall and Miss Faith Wolfe of Cedar Grove. Attendees include out of town guests from Connellsville Morgantown Charleroi Wheeling Weston and more.
A widow asks how to support four children after her husband’s death. An advisor suggests applying for child benefits totaling 84 monthly, allowing the mother to work freely, with older children aging out of eligibility later. The text then shifts to a broader commentary about marriage harmony, arguing most divorces begin from unproductive arguing and urging couples to avoid disputes and keep politics and religion out of discussions.
Information on applying for widows current benefits and continuing maximum family benefits for a recipient and young children. It directs readers to call or visit the Charleston Social Security Office located at 306 Morrison Building. Police dogs aided in tracing six escaped inmates from Marcos Juarez prison in Argentina.
Mrs Randoph Walz and her son from Louisville Kentucky are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs E C Hanna of Fort Hill for a family gathering and reunion.
An overnight test ad promotes Teol solution marketed as a powerful penetrating antiseptic for athletes foot. It claims 0 percent alcohol, full strength action, and a money back offer but provides limited details and pricing.
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