Dorothy Dix Letters on War Time Wives and Youth
A worried wife asks about relinquishing her baby to relatives to work during wartime. Dorothy Dix discourages the plan, urges living with family, and stresses the lasting bond with child and the parents’ support. Other letters debate teen marriage during war and youth’s view of love, while a reader criticizes women in slacks. Dix remains cautious on fashion but endorses feminine attire.
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Cover Crops Urged For Idle Farm Land
J O Docking of the Wiregrass soil conservation district urges seeding winter cover crops on idle Houston County land to boost war production. Legumes like Austrian winter peas and blue lupine and non legumes such as oats protect soil, improve fertility, and provide green feed or seed yields for meat and dairy output.
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