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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
12
The piece mocks fear phobias including cheerophobia, claiming it is the oldest disease and highly contagious. It notes people with this malady find misery in all situations, hunt for worries, and may be multi millionaires while spreading gloom.
A dense critical piece argues cheero phobia fuels bitter behavior in men and women, blaming both sexes for marital strife. It contends married men are the primary villains in broken homes, while criticizing young lovers and women for luring them away, with sharp social condemnation.
A worried husband asks how to persuade a hesitant partner to marry and start a family. Dorothy Dix replies that true happiness comes from embracing domestic life and fulfilling the roles of wife and mother with enthusiasm, while advising against pressuring her into tasks she dislikes.
Bradley College in Peoria saw two family pair graduations in the same class. Eicel Norton Cooper and son Robert, and Nellie Poe Powers and son Norman both earned degrees while both mothers were teachers. Cooper, a former air force bomber pilot, flew 50 missions over Africa and Italy. Powers, a medical corps sergeant, served in Africa, Italy, France and Germany before returning to Bradley after discharge.
Portland worker Frank Terhaar has developed the builder's speeder a compact instrument that replaces 11 carpenter tools. It determines ship declivity any pitch and combines a square protractor spirit level compass slide rule six-foot rule gable finder and diameter finder. The tool folds to 19 by 5 inches and extends to six feet.
Figures show more than 96,600,000 people aged over two years have four di orders, signaling widespread adoption. Health officials note the statistic reflects ongoing distribution and usage patterns across regions and demographics.
In breading, dip the food in beaten eggs or other liquid such as milk or water, then roll in bread crumbs to coat. This instruction outlines a basic step for preparing fried or baked foods with a crumb crust.
Michigan City Indiana residents Mr and Mrs Halph Hanson create a cool summer home from a railroad refrigerator car. The unit with trucks removed sits over a dug basement and features shingles a front living room and two bedrooms. The car cost 150 dollars according to Hanson.
A Chicago survey finds auto accidents peak before dawn with 38 per 1,000,000 vehicle miles between 3 and 4 a m while the 8 to 9 a m rush hour records only 4.6 per 1,000,000 miles. The morning and evening periods show better safety than other times of day.
A nine month old police dog named Lady rescued a drenched kitten likely swept from a river and carried it home by the neck. The kitten and the dog became inseparable companions as described by Mrs Myr tle Roberts.
A woman arrested on an intoxication charge endured an uncomfortable jail night. Her iron cot measured six feet, while she is six feet two inches tall, highlighting a cramped sleeping arrangement.
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