Epilepsy Education and a Daughters Wedding Clash
A reader asks about epilepsy employment stigma and public education. Ann Landers replies epilepsy is controllable and people with it deserve hiring on ability, not ignorance. A second reader seeks guidance on a divorcee's daughter asking her father to walk her down the aisle next June and Ann says it is the daughter's wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Colum
United States
Dear Ann
Omega
Actress Diane Link Letter’s solo career and dieting tale
Diane Linkletter recalls launching her acting career without her father’s help and detailing a strict diet to shed 25 pounds after boarding school. She cites a doctor’s reducing plan and a two-dime mail offers for diet leaflets, explaining meals focused on lean proteins and greens to boost metabolism.
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Hollywood
Diane Linkletter
Art
Diane
Jane
Dieters Resolve to Reach Thin Again After Liquid Start
The speaker describes resisting temptations and vowing to stay slim after beginning a diet with two days of liquids. Diane commits to not gaining back even a single pound, reflecting determination and pride in weight loss goals.
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Diane
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
A Chicago Tribune bridge column analyzes a four spade contract in a North South vulnerable game. North opens diamonds East overcalls no trump South bids two spades and game follows. The endplay plan hinges on East with insufficient spade honors and West errors, yielding a controversial result.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
Itive
South
North
East
West
Declarer
Ginger as a versatile spice in cooking and history
The article explains ginger’s underground root origin and global use from Bengal to Polynesia. It notes its culinary and medicinal roles, its aromatic pungency, and mentions Marco Polo. It closes with a birthday notice for Gregory P Nelson of Tanner with family details.
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Bengal
Malabar
Marco Polo
Homemaker Club Holds March Meeting in Mrs Johnsons Home
The Union Grove Homemakers Club met at the home of Mrs. Jerry Johnson with Mrs. Lamon Hill presiding. Mrs. Gilliand led a devotional while Mrs. Brooks directed singing. Mrs. Joe Gibson demonstrated cosmetics and Miss Mary Len Gilliand was welcomed as a visitor.
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Union Grove Homemakers Club
Jerry Johnson
Lamon Hill
W. B. Gilliand
Earnestt Brooks
Cosmetic Studio
Joe Gibson
Mary Len Gilliand
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Second Ave
N.E
Decatur
Lydian Lane
Decatur Daily
P.O
Los Angeles
Calif
Los Angeles Times
Armed Forces
Voice of America
Jewelry Dept
Decatur, Ala
S.E
Goren
Gregory P. Nelson
Gregory
Johnny P. Nelson
Tanner
John W. Nelson
Moulton
Elsie Waits
Mr. Waits
H. S
Ala
Mister Sort
Sixth Avenue
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