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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
18
A garbled crossword clue list weaves across the page with mixed letters numbers and stray phrases. Several entries appear incomplete with entries like 1-Pitch 14-Ripped and Goddess of infatuation interspersed, while others reference languages dynasties and rivers. The stream of fragments suggests a puzzle section too damaged to render a clean answer set.
Dorothy Dix notes two 15 year old girls, one popular with younger boys and the other uninterested in boys. The writer asks how to make Sue seek male attention while Sue favors schoolwork, reading, and crafts. The columnist suggests envy may color Janet's view and questions Sue's attitude toward peers.
The excerpt mixes social advice about teen girls seeking popularity with a reader question and answer on a mother’s concerns about a 25-year-old daughter living at home. It contrasts Sue’s carefree sportsmanship with parental guidance and ends with Bettina’s worry over a 14 year old liking a 16 year old who smokes and swears.
A column fragment warns against pursuing certain pursuits to keep friends, suggests choosing a decent companion instead, and promotes leaflet D-2 Financial Trouble with instructions to request a copy from Miss Dix at The Charleston Gazelle in New York.
A mother seeks effective methods to call children indoors from outdoors. A whistle or bell used solely for this purpose helps train kids to return, especially when paired with pretend school roles and predictable routines. Persistence and simple cues build obedience.
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