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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1926
Page
11
A Martha Lee column contrasts contentment with an active mindset and urges readers to seek mental variety. A discouraged wife asks about age and happiness while Boots and Her Buddies advise a change of scene, social contact, and planning to relieve stress.
Martha Lee asks if she should press her 32 year old partner to reveal plans to marry after he proposed but then left town for four weeks. He avoids commitments, hints at problems, and she wonders whether to push or wait. The adviser suggests patience and empathy to encourage confession rather than force.
A reader asks for career change guidance from a newspaper advice column. The writer, a stenographer for months, wants a congenial profession and mentions possible typing or drafting paths. The columnist emphasizes choosing work aligned with personal tastes, noting determination can overcome low starting positions.
A woman writes after eleven years of marriage with two sons seeking guidance on leaving her husband. She reports restrictions, accusations of male friends, and anger when she attends social events. She considers taking a job and leaving, asking for counsel.
In a tense scene Cherry battles jealousy and family tensions as Faith comforts her mother and Jim Lane, while Cherry fears Frances and Selma’s judgment. Faith writes a confession to Bob Hathaway and Cherry pleads for companionship, threatening to flee with Chris. The segment ends with hints of further drama.
A vintage ad styled claim touts Danderine as the solution for shiny hair, softness, and a healthy scalp. It urges use after waving or washing, promising a brilliant sheen and wave setting, with a price of 35 cents and wide drugstore availability.
The Times notes a winter fashion boom in knitted suits dresses and coats led by stars Gertrude Olmstead Joan Crawford and Renee Adoree. It highlights blue yellow and beige knits with close stitches for hats collars and cuffs and describes the trend toward extremely fitted silhouettes and the popular fantail goldfish as an inexpensive motif.
It is well to remember that the closet as well as the bedroom needs inviting air. Leave the door open frequently and open those windows which will ventilate it most thoroughly.
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