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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1952
Page
20
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Dorothy Dix counsels a mother on handling an 18 year old son’s privacy and trust, urging diplomacy and less rigid discipline while recognizing his coming of age and need for self reliance. The column also addresses a newlywed who fears divorce over staying with her own family amid separation from her Korea deployment husband.
Carl Homer Wright an 18 year old Gazette carrier on Hale Street and Lee Street routes plans to stay two more years until graduation from Charleston High School. He saves about four dollars weekly from route earnings and commissions and helps at home. Carl admires Lee Street customers and says paper routes teach social skills and friendship. He enjoys track and basketball and builds model airplanes with a large hobby collection. His brother Dillon Wright serves in Japan with the Army and is a former Gazette carrier with six years on the job.
Woman’s posture guide urges relaxation of shoulders with chest lifted and spine straight. Step by step corrective moves include arm swings at shoulder height, head alignment, hip support, and forward lean to improve figure and clothing fit. Josephine Lewisman offers back issues of The Charleston Gazette with stamped requests.
The piece explains belching as a voluntary habit worsened by worry and nerves, with advice to stop swallowing and use opening the mouth. It also answers a reader’s question about uterine removal and future conception, stating pregnancy is impossible after hysterectomy, then notes food handling tips.
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