Private Readings by Bette and Abbe Wallace
Editors invite readers to mail in troubles for free analysis with a 1950 Date of Birth Reading for twenty five cents. Includes advice by mail with three questions, confidential work, and return via stamped envelope. Write to BETTE and ABBE WALLACE care of Miami Times Miami Florida.
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Modernizing a Restaurant Now Is Ideal Business Move
A reader asks about remodeling a family restaurant in 1907. The advice supports the plan, noting customers favor a modern atmosphere and good food, urging backing the modernization to attract patrons and sustain revenue without closing.
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Mother Worries About Educating Children
A mother of three seeks guidance on keeping her eldest in school amid lacking cooperation from her husband. The editor urges perseverance, suggests part time work for the daughter, household help by the second daughter, and pressure on the husband for more aid. The column also notes a separate story about a divorcée falling in love again.
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How to tell him I am a divorced mother of two
A reader seeks advice on disclosing being a divorcee and mother of two under three. The reply warns that hiding the status risks distrust and urges inviting him to meet the family, suggesting honesty about the divorce without detailing the marriage.
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Christmas Gift Dilemma From 1911 and 1933
A reader asks if she should keep a Christmas gift left years ago. The adviser says the gift holds no value now and suggests giving it away to someone who would appreciate it. In a second note a friend worries about a rival claiming a friend’s boy. The answer advises staying hands off if friendship matters and notes the male suitor finds her attractive.
Don Cossack Chorus To Perform At A and M College
The Original Don Cossack Chorus and Dancers led by Serge Jaroff mark their 20th US tour with a January 17 concert at Lee Auditorium in Tallahassee. The program spans Muscovite liturgies, Cossack ditties, and soldiers songs, reflecting a long history in American tours and cultural impact.
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