Print Plainly Post Office Protests Puzzles
A reader laments illegible handwriting causing mail delays and jokes about a new misaddressing game. The piece urges strict Post Office action to print plainly, warning senders who write poorly to direct their letters to the waste basket and avoid taxpayer costs.
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Post Office Department
Johnny
Johnny Q
Famiar
Ja Haven Sa
Law Pranagen
Sam
Summerfield
Post Office
Dear Mary Haworth: I Regret Leaving My Wife For Lois
A distressed man, 55, confesses to abandoning his wife for Lois, now regrets it, and seeks help. He describes marriage, pregnancy, and family strain, asks how to repair life, and is urged to contact a social service agency for counseling and guidance. The Journal advises counseling and a thoughtful plan with Lois and the children.
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D. L
Lois
Family and Children’s Service Association
Dr George W Crane Worry Clinic Stutter Triangle Debate
A letter from Tom R of a large city newspaper discusses Dr Crane's stutter triangle and its praised simplicity. A State University psychologist objects, arguing oversimplification. The exchange touches teaching clarity, psychology and reader accessibility.
Education Offered To Waitresses In Boston Course
The Massachusetts Restaurant Association seeks college bred girls for a summer waitress course. It covers arm service high and low tray work kitchen etiquette and proper serving. Certificates will be awarded upon completion.
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Boston
Massachusetts Restaurant Association
Thats Way To Entertain Thats Way To Entertain
HONOLULU Mrs. Russell A Greer wife of a retired army colonel has a novel way of entertaining her six grandchildren She catches sharks from the sea wall at her home on Kaneohe Bay She has caught eight hammerheads two or three feet long in one afternoon My fishing for sharks keeps the children interested she said It’s a good way to keep them quiet during visits
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Honolulu
Russell A. Greer
Kanleohe Bay
All Quiet on Clearfield Curfew After Siren Discontinued
CLEARFIELD Utah the city council ordered the 10 pm juvenile curfew siren discontinued noting mothers complained the wail woke sleeping children The curfew remains in effect but teens must rely on their own watches thereafter
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Clearfield
Utah
Maple Nut Cake Recipe Shines At Williams Inn Event
Mary Koehley, longtime Williams College host at the Treadway Inn, attracts alumni with her Maple Nut Cake. The feature dessert accompanies Tomorrow's Dinner menu including tossed salad, broiled steaks, fries, creamed spinach, and maple icing, with coffee or tea.
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Mary Koehley
Treadway
Williams College
Mary
Lions Club
Dump Those Stuffed Toys Into Washer
When toys become soiled, fill the washing machine with warm water and detergent. Balance the load with towels and wash for three minutes. Rinse completely and dry in an automatic dryer, ideally two 90 minute cycles on high heat, to restore softness and fluff.
Lemon Slice Pairs Equally With Iced Coffee and Tea
A slice of lemon enhances both iced black coffee and iced tea, offering a simple way to brighten two popular cold beverages. The citrus note complements the bold coffee and the subtle tea, providing a fresh, balanced flavor.
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Middletown
Ohio
Waray Witnes
Alton H
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Army
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New York
Ing Danear
Young Street
Ieee
Butler County
Northwestern University
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Dewey
Dr. Hunter
THE
Salvation Army
L. W. Cowan
Ben M. Kitchen
Petitioner
John Dobrozsi, JR
Tasurance Agency
Central Ave
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Williams
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Streifthau’s General Merchandise
First Ave
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Gallaher’s Drug Store
Colgate
KanKil
Filson
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