Medal Presented to Byrd Amid New York Events
In New York on June 35 a secret medal was presented to Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, conqueror of the poles, during a luncheon with the American Arbitration Association and a chamber of commerce dinner. Mrs. Astor presented a gold medal for striving toward human betterment, and D. Roosevelt awarded a distinguished service medal to Asia.
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Civil Service Openings Announced for Applicants
United States civil service announces open competitive examinations for several posts. Senior photographer position offers 62,000 dollars for two years. Also listed are Assistant (statistics) and core agent roles with salaries from 1500 to 2100 dollars, all based at a Washington bureau of fisheries and department offices.
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Dorothy Dix on love marriage and money in a changing world
Dorothy Dix muses on romance versus material comfort, arguing love alone seldom sustains marriage. She suggests marriage timing after age 21 or 22, notes women mature faster, and compares love markets to stock markets. She warns wealth and appearances shape decisions, and that social rules and finances test lasting unions.
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Stanback pain relief marketed as safe fast aid
An advertisement from Spencer North Carolina promotes Stanback headache powders as a safe fast remedy for neuralgia toothache earache rheumatic and female pains. It notes no habit forming drugs and highlights a Carolina druggist who created the formula known nationwide. Customer testimonial from Mrs R F Robinson of Bessemer City praising quick relief.
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Forbidden Love and Tyrannical Trust Breaks Off
A reader asks about marrying a possessive man who monitors her every move and distrusts every friend. The columnist warns that marriage would bring daily insults and abuse, urging the reader to refuse the union and endure misery or seek divorce if married.
Happiness and danger in an inordinately jealous husband
The letter warns a reader about the uncurable effects of an insane husband who misreads every action as sin. It describes how jealousy corrupts perception and condemns innocent conversations, urging that the husband will never accept autonomy and may increasingly view the wife as property. It cites letters from women in similar marriages, reporting severe restrictions and loss of family contact.
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Dear Miss Dix Jealousy and social strictures in marriage
A nurse, 28, writes of a seven year affair with a married man 35 who spends evenings with her while his wife and daughter are kept in the dark. The letter highlights control, surveillance, and social expectations that condemn female independence and reward jealousy in husbands.
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Troubled Nurse Advice From Public Ledger Letters
A letter warns a nurse about pursuing the attentions of a married man. It urges giving him up, noting the man toys with her for adventure and would abandon her on first hint of harm to his business or family. Copyright by Public Ledger.
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Dorothy Dix
Pubile Ledger
English business women crowd men competitors
In London the Tendon chamber of commerce moves to limit women in membership. They claim women crowd meeting rooms and gain privileges. From five women in January 1933 the number grew to over 300 with many applicants awaiting admission.
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