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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
11
Dorothy Dix counsels a mother on disagreements with her daughter in law over childrearing and lifestyle. She notes diverse parenting styles exist, defends dining out, and argues musical talent cannot be forced, urging adaptation of some values while respecting the daughter in law's approach.
A fragmented excerpt discusses when wrecking constitutes a separate transaction under Ceiling Price Regulation 93, noting it applies only if not part of a construction contract. The piece also includes unrelated advice columns and letters from Miss Dix about neighbor disturbances and social etiquette.
Detroit dispatch reports a despondent Romulus township farmer killed his wife Sadie 35 and children Steve Jr. 32, Steve I. 7, Lester 5 with a sledge hammer and then shot himself. Police call it triple murder and self-inflicted death. A note under a dish on the kitchen table read They cant live without me.
A New York radio program host reflects on letters praising and slamming his political coverage of figures from Truman to Taft. He cites callers from diverse backgrounds, notes reader sensitivity, and advocates for unbiased public service in press and broadcasting while recalling past support for Dewey.
Fragile promotional text describes embroidery patterns, transfers, and crafting instructions. It advertises pattern 555 with parts and a handbag pattern, inviting readers to send cents for pattern copies and a catalog. Includes mailing address and requests plain pat tern number, name, address, and zone.
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Brewer of Smithfield West Virginia observed her 82nd birthday with 94 direct descendants as guests. She is widow of William Brewer and mother of 17 children, fourteen of whom survive, with 11 present. Her line includes 69 grandchildren 63 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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