Dear Mary Haworth The Hunting Trip Confession
A young wife recounts a hunting trip where her uncle made unwanted advances. The uncle’s actions are analyzed as a fantasy lapse, while the wife should attend family events cautiously and avoid the pair. The adviser urges empathy for the uncle and advises moving on with tact.
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Mary Haworth
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Ben
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Tyrtaeus the musician reshapes Spartan morale and fate
Dr George Crane recounts Tyrtaeus, an Athens rival, sent to Sparta to honor a mutual aid pact with music. The musician inspired Sparta to victory, revealing Athens underestimated morale's power and the messenger’s unintended consequences on war and peace. The tale highlights how morale can decisively affect outcomes in conflict.
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Sparta
Athens
Tyrtaeus
Morale Over Material Says World War I Hero
A wartime realist argues that morale and spiritual nourishment surpass mere weaponry or budgets. He warns against propaganda, urges emphasis on science balanced by psychology and faith, and stresses internal strength over external arms. Readers are invited to request a booklet from Dr. Crane.
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Marshal Foch
Cookie Cue Helps You Out
A baking tip discusses when to use vegetable shortening butter or margarine in cookies. It suggests shortening works well with molasses spices or peanut butter while vanilla cookies may benefit from margarine for flavor.
Potato Pancakes with Bacon and Applesauce
A quick top of the range supper idea with potato pancakes served alongside crisp bacon and applesauce. The dish emphasizes simple ingredients, hearty flavors, and a balanced plate for a comforting evening meal.
Turkey Quarter Roast with Oyster Dumplings
A Colonial style turkey quarter roast braised for hours in a Dutch oven, served with Colonial Oyster Dumplings. The recipe yields 8 servings and includes directions for tying, browning, steam cooking, and assembling dumplings, plus a note on refrigerating leftovers and making gravy.
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Turkey
Submarine’s Ship Not Boat Says Navy Adage Revived
Newport News report quotes Rear Adm. Frederick B. Warder of the Submarine Force Atlantic, urging officers and crew to call submarines ships or submarines. He notes submarines are ships, while boats are ones carried by ships, marking a return to an old Navy saying. He recalls early submarines were small craft once called torpedo boats.
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Newport News
Navy
Frederick B. Warder
Submarine Force
Atlantic
Bible Marathon Staged by Mt. Carmel Church Readers
In Paris Kentucky Mt. Carmel Church youth group held a Bible marathon with 32 readers taking 15 minute turns to read aloud. The event lasted 69 hours and 14 minutes to complete the entire Bible.
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Paris, Ky
Mt. Carmel Church
For Better Crusts Chicken Fat Used in Meat Pie
A brief note explains that chicken fat may be used in a crust for a meat pie to tenderize pastry and aid browning. The tip highlights flavor and texture benefits for home bakers.
Doans Pills Offer Fast Relief For Aches And Bladder Irritation
An ad promotes Doan's Pills as a fast remedy for backache headache and muscular pains caused by over exertion or stress. It also claims soothing effects on bladder irritation and mild diuretic action to increase kidney output. The copy urges better sleep and long standing brand value with value offers.
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Dean
Doan
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