Ann Landers Answers Your Problems Wants No. 4
Ann Landers answers readers on marriage, color socks, sisterly crushes, and moral advice. The column features a man seeking to win back his fourth wife Peg, a caller defending white socks for medical reasons, and a sisterly photo gift issue with a husband. The piece ends with a note to request Ann Landers pamphlets.
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Ann Landers
Smice Peg
Number Four
Peg
Ben
Ann
Barlers
Tam
Serius
Sis Rum
Sharon
Tao
Jess
L.L.S
Worry Clinic Case P 1ot At Freeport Event
A transcript describes Dr George W Bailey an ostexperimentalist and ana fiogian who lectured in Freeport Pennsylvania at conventions including the Bankers Association and the Ohio College of Chiroprachy annual conference in Cleveland. The piece notes remembered details, audience reactions, and memory study tips linked to Dr Crane and a Hopkins announcement.
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George W. Bailey
Freeport
Pennsylvania
Bankers Association
Cleveland
Ohio College of Chirepady
George Bailey
George Washington Crane
Barker
Bettie
Mup
Asou
Bailey
Suleen
Seth
Daivons
Yan
Wiscorti
Ashini
Nina
Inform
Crane
Phelan
The
Hopkins Ssacheaie, Inc
Nason on Education and Student Service Programs
LESLIE J. NASON discusses education and military service links guiding youths to college and trained trades. The Navy and other branches offer extensive training with scholarships and assistance, including a booklet by Dr. Cesar detailing how to obtain guidance. Public access info suggests local libraries carry the service publication.
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Press
Meurhesset
NOY
Heloise hints on satin shoes and home care
A letter feature presents Heloise sharing a method to remove water spots from dyed satin shoes using distilled white vinegar and a terrycloth wash cloth. It explains drying away from direct sun, handling dye transfer with mild bleach if needed, and suggests protective storage in plastic to prevent future moisture.
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Treloise
Lee
Owen
Weil
Indigent Defendants Won Counsel Right in Kansas Opinion
Kansas Attorney General Thomas F. Eagleton asserts magistrates must advise indigent defendants of their right to counsel in all criminal cases. The opinion, prepared for Jackson County prosecutor Lawrence Gepford, clarifies appointment authority when defendants lack means. The ruling targets cases deemed nontrivial where prejudice might occur.
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Kansas
CIPY
API
Alterney
Sass Nagistrates
Thomas F.eagleton
Jackson County
Lawrence I. Gepford
Cowigel
Ayleton
Indi
Gepford Thosday
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Wagadr
U.S
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SEARS
Paul Libbert
Thrifty
Madison
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Farass
Fulton, Missouri
Nason
Leslie J. Nason
Toinies
Eesti
Devon
Militares Pro
RGU
Dr. Cesar S
New York
Missouri
Cne
Heloise
c/o News Tribune Co
Jefferson City, Ma
W. H. Smith
Raymond S
Leer
Langhoors
Herve Tositin
Marge White
King Features. Syndicate, Inc
Lave
Ileloise
Okey Wallau & Schnieders
Don Allen
Ciaropractor Gitice
VL Mmutisa
Thone
Old Crow
OLE
Grow Distillery CO
Frankfort, Wt
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Tennysons
East High
Medical Arts
Dial
Peauville
Niger
Linda
Amelia Earhart
True Tempert
Beton Fast Rae Ray
Puerto Rian
Condado Real Hotel
Sadan
Ae Yaris
Jep Cufper
Canaan
Cananel
Vila Tinder
Welaos
Catenin
Macarnanty
Lyons Teteviyle
Sunray DX Oil Company
Lal
Ostfaivers
Orginal Liquifier
Dormeyer
News Tribune
U. S
News Tribune Co
Monroe
Jefferson City, Mo
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