Dorothy Dix Says Friction Between Parents And Children
Dorothy Dix notes that friction between parents and children stems from parents wanting to shape offspring in their own image. Compliments about likeness are often accepted, masking disappointment when children diverge, leading to strained feelings and ruined lives. Parents’ insistence on molds past and present causes careers wreckage and hurt.
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Johnny
Mamie
Tom
Gene
Ruiany
Engaged couples and wedding notices spanning several towns
The column lists multiple marriage announcements and engagements from November and December, naming brides and grooms such as Harry A. Nowel, Pymy Eten Herriety, and Jeanette Arroxeer, with locations like Thomasville and Enterprise. It also blends domestic advice and a Dear Dorothy style commentary on marriages and life at home.
Be Tot Easier For Them Fear
Fragmentary line reads like a cryptic note about effort and fear. The readable portion mentions be tot easier for them fear and references a friend named Wile. No clear event or outcome is present in the legible text.
Dear Dorothy Dix on a philandering husband
A reader asks why a traveling husband who loves his children stays despite leaving marks of lipstick on shirts and refusing divorce. The columnist counters by asking if happiness and living standards improve without him and notes the oddest puzzle is why he does not use the laundry.
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Johnny
Rimitt
Dorothy
Chow
Miss DIX
Dorothy DIX
Lokey’s Name Gained In Tale Of Queen Fer Dey
A brief note traces Lokey’s name gaining prominence in the narrative about Queen Fer Dey and her era. The tale connects Lokey to the royal story and to the era’s events and figures, suggesting cultural impact.
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Fer Dey
Monthly Song Fest Set At Courthouse
The monthly singing society will meet at the courthouse this evening at seven o clock. W. C. Lisen-
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Courthouse
W. C. Lisen
Shoe production in IMS surpasses 948 million pairs
In IMS records, United States shoe production topped 948 million pairs, signaling a substantial surge in output. The figure underscores strong manufacturing activity across the sector, reflecting expanded capacity and demand.
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