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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
4
A reader writes of falling for a married man who promised divorce and marriage, then left her for his wife. Dorothy Dix counsels that she cannot win him back, urges she not contact the wife or his employer, and warns of the common tragedy of wrecked hopes from such affairs.
Thousands suffer from a tealed dystenia and stomach distress after meals. A simple home remedy of hot water with a spoonful of Neutrash may bring quick relief by aiding digestion and easing discomfort within minutes. Available at HARRISON & LISENNY or any drug store.
An older woman asks if she should marry a young veteran for happiness or keep her wealth. The adviser condemns marrying for money, warns the man would abandon love for purse, and urges the woman to keep money and her sanity, noting the futility of chasing youth and the burden of maintaining a young husband.
British lifeboats saved 2811 lives in the first 21 months of the War, a figure far above the prior decade of peace. General Custer as a West Point cadet earned 812 demerits, 23 short of dismissal, and committed 453 offenses in his time at the academy.
Wartime tire planning outlines scarce 50 000 000 new tires needed for 1945 in the United States with 3 000 000 tires monthly initial output. Large trucks and buses to ease rationing first. passenger tires delayed. Reconversion issues loom as rubber supplies and labor shifts affect production. Synthetic tires likely long-term. natural rubber scarce with islands of Southeast Asia unknown.
An unsolicited letter promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a daily, non purgative dietary fiber to ease constipation. It claims bulk from wheat fiber supports regularity, offers a money back promise, and urges readers to request the cereal from their grocer or mail an empty carton to Kellogg's for double the purchase price.
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