Molly Mayfield She Doesn't Believe in Love
A reader letter reveals a troubled marriage where manipulation, jealousy, and violence surface, followed by a flirtation and divorce attempt. The writer returns to her husband while questioning the existence of love, and a second voice counsels that love can exist yet be elusive, urging reflection and potential reconciliation.
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Molly Mayfield
Eise
Yoau
M. M
Betlah
France
FR. N.qi
Eileen Ledbetter
Eileen
Pat Walker
Stepfather Favoritism Sparks Family Question
A reader asks if a stepfather can fairly favor his biological son over a stepson when both live in the same home. The column notes that stepparent rights and child welfare differ from biological parents and suggests balancing attention to both boys while avoiding bias.
Event Fetes 54th Birthday of Civil War Camp
The Gen Henry W Lawton Camp No 10 Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War celebrated its 54th birthday with a homecoming party. A jitney supper opened the evening, guests from nearby areas attended. The Elderbloom Chorus performed with Cornelia Pollard on piano and harp. Marion Darlington Don Pratt and Eloise Ferguson offered whistling and trumpet duets. The night concluded with a cash gift presentation to the camp from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Lawton
Sons of Union
Vemp
Elderbloom Chorus
Bmirs
Cornelia Pollard
Eloise Ferguson
Parental advice to ease child friction in a troubled home
Beulah France urges a mother to stop dicing with discipline and to provide a stable emotional environment for both sons. She stresses that children inherit traits from both parents, warns against ongoing parental conflict, and offers home care guidance via the Presa Telegram.
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Beulah
France
Trim-a-Tree Contest Highlights Nationwide Campaign
The Press-Telegram is among 94 papers chosen by Minnesota Mining to participate in a national Trim-A-Tree contest using Scotch Cellophane tape. The unusual promotion offers 1178 cash prizes with entry blanks available in ads and from retailers.
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United States
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
Press-Telegram
Reading Speed Tips From a 1930s Reading Aid
A fragmented, OCR like piece lists strategies to improve reading speed and comprehension. It cites the New York Reading Laboratory and urges recognizing words accurately, expanding vocabulary, and training the eyes to capture larger text segments. It advises adjusting pace to material and suggests interactive word-meaning games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rebekah Lodge Del Mar Postpones Dec Dinner, Meeting
Rebekah Lodge No. 275 postpones its covered dish supper for December 1 as stated in the program. The regular meeting will be held Tuesday night at Machinist Hall 728 Film Ave with Mrs Agnes Howard in charge of memorial services and election of officers for the coming term. Mrs Vivian Hauller will be rehainmean for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
del Mar
Rebekah Lodge No. 275
Machinist Hall
Film Ave
Agnes Howard
Vivian Hauller
Card Party by Golden State Auxiliary at VFW
The Golden State Auxiliary 279 will hold a noon Tuesday card party in the Veterans Memorial Building. Luncheon will be served under the direction of Mrs. Edna Hammond, chairman.
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Golden State
Golden State Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Memorial
Edna Hammond
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