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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1948
Page
6
Dorothy Dix offers humorous rules for a mother-in-law facing her son Johnny's marriage. Emphasizing tact, avoid oversharing baby photos and advice, acknowledge the bride's fears, and preserve polite distance. The piece cautions against clinging friendships with the couple and notes the goal is harmonious relations without intruding.
Ranchers on the Edwards plateau report drought the worst in memory yet it does not cause financial loss due to high meat prices that allow cattle and sheepmen to sell at a profit if range fails to feed them through winter. The Pennsylvania highway system lists 20,338 bridges with 248 covered.
The saying notes that daily contact with in-laws tests affection, while occasional encounters invite tolerance. It counsels not living with children or letting them live with you, and keeping visits brief and infrequent to maintain harmony.
RAPID CITY S D AP petologist Earl Brockelsby who runs a reptile warden argues more Americans die yearly from choking on popcorn in theaters than from venomous snakes He condemns poison gas to exterminate snakes saying it destroys harmless species and rattlers alike and notes bulls snakes save farmers money by eating rodents in South Dakota
The Ozark Literary Club met at Mrs. Benefield's home with 16 members, welcoming two new members Mrs. Sam J. Carroll Sr. and Mrs. Joe Cumbia, and discussed safety in the home and a countywide recreational supplies project. The Ozark Garden Club and Ozark Study Club held multi-activity sessions with programs on simple entertaining, Alabama Day topics, and Christmas projects, including donations and guest performances.
A California husband seeks a divorce on the claim he was shoved into marriage. The piece urges judges to distinguish shoveled from led into marriage to avoid misclassification. It also notes a Methodist W S C S meeting with officers elected and a devotional on stewardship.
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