Why Mothers Different From Each Child in Love
Dorothy Dix explains why parental affection often favors one child over another and why we feel drawn to some family members more than others. She notes that even loving, kind parents may show unequal devotion, and siblings form closer bonds with specific siblings. The piece reflects on the mystery of family affection and its imperfect reality.
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Fragments of advice and letters on family ties and work
The page features a Dear Miss Dix column discussing mother daughter friction, marriage strains, and advice to a college student facing divorce. It also details an experimental San Diego job seeking course for high school students and a professional man seeking guidance on an impending marriage and finances.
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Man Arrested Riding Horse With Rifle in Rapid City
Charles Reed, arrested while riding horseback with a rifle and a tote of six rounds near Rapid City, admitted he was on parole for a Washington State private plane theft. He planned to travel to Wyoming and Alaska, offering odd explanations for his choices.
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