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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1950
Page
7
A long Q and A on marriage strain and how to revive affection. Dorothy Dix argues a bored husband rarely returns to passion, outlines preventive remedies, and notes what not to do. She contrasts differing temperaments and stresses steady effort over magical fixes.
Washington reports the General Services Administration will place interest free public works loans in Alabama Florida and North Carolina. Loans are repaid to the government as construction proceeds. Listed projects include a $2,800 facility and a $5,200 jail in Florence and an $379,500 facility in Raleigh, with construction estimates noted.
A fragmented ad copy previewing John Robert Powers secrets of charm. It promises guidance on tact and social ease, highlighting how tact helps influence others and avoid social missteps. The text mentions different personality models, appeal of charm, and personal presentation.
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Cottondale High School Beta Club plans to send 13 members plus sponsor and one chaperone to the Beta Club convention in Jacksonville May 12–13. Two delegates attended Pensacola last year. arrangements for hotel and transport were made earlier. Members listed include Eudora Melvin, Martyn Barber, Elaine Lewis, Olvia Mercer, Evelyn Henley, Louise Bennett, Charles Brannon, Houston Hamm, JP Condr, Burton Philman, David Lewis, and Elwood McAdams.
British slaters are still to serve on Malayan rubber estates despite nearly two years of terrorism. "We have been doe to maintain a steady supply of
The Heage classified telephone directory from Reuben H Donnelley Corp. is billed as the largest ever printed. For the first time television listings exceed radio listings, reflecting a shift in media prominence.
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