Ann Landers Answers Adultery and Thumb Sucking Questions
In her column style, Ann Landers assesses whether weekly lunches with a single coworker constitute adultery for a married man and advises against shaming a fourteen year old daughter for thumb sucking. She also counsels a caller facing a financial scam and looming separation to seek stability and not abandon her husband. The column ends with a promo for The Bride's Guide booklet and how to obtain it.
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Origins and uses of flags through history
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Maryland Farmers Let Turkeys Free In Tobacco Fields
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