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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1956
Page
7
Mary Haworth writes about marrying Joe 11 years her senior at age 40. Critics say he is too old, but BG notes she is ambivalent and not in love, weighing Joe’s decency, security, and companionship against wanting lasting emotional spark.
Marys Haworth advises readers to ignore disparaging comments about marrying for security and to trust their own judgment. She notes age difference is not a serious obstacle and emphasizes valuing looks, niceness, and personal happiness over others opinions.
In St. Louis, James Brady, 33, underwent surgery to remove a rusty nail wrapped around his big toe bone after decades of ignored pain. The nail, embedded during childhood when playing with a homemade wagon, was only now causing trouble as doctors finally located it.
TV star Dorothy Collins shares a light approach to dieting in a seven day Square Meal Diet. She mixes dessert ideas like gelatin and custard with sugar substitutes to curb cravings while maintaining a 1400 calorie daily plan.
The Beauty Editor urges teens to approach first pumps like a milestone. Buy late afternoon when feet are swollen, try with your size stockings, and practice wearing ahead of the date. Avoid very high slim heels and choose closed shoes that don’t pinch for long wear.
Wakefield Massachusetts report describes 32 guests gathering at Mr and Mrs Frank Pollard home to celebrate New Year arriving from Rhode Island with four couples and 24 children in a chartered bus. They stayed about three hours and marks a decade old annual reunion disrupted by bad weather until yesterday.
A short wave radio message can be sent around the world on less power than that required to operate an average flashlight. This fact highlights the efficiency of long distance communications using high frequency radio waves.
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