Mary Haworth and the Dread of Leaving Children With Others
A reader asks Dear Mary Haworth about persistent fear and anxiety that makes her reluctant to leave her children with anyone. The reply links neurotic anxiety to early life trauma, noting unresolved impulses repressed by fear of punishment and urges the reader to seek reliable, supportive help.
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Petticoat Fever Pattern Ad Sparks Spring Fashion
A Middletown Journal pattern notice promotes Pattern 0422 Jr Miss sizes 13 to 17 with yardage for petticoats and lace, urging readers to mail twenty five cents to Pattern Dept in New York for illustrated instructions. It also advertises a Marian Martin Pattern Book with a free belt pattern and hints at tomorrow’s new ensemble.
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Middletown Journal
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
Breadwinner and housewife roles contrasted in Ruth Millett column
Ruth Millett argues both spouses should understand the others’ duties. A wife who works a week in her husband’s office would better grasp his day. Likewise, a husband who runs a home would understand his wife’s daily labor and challenge.
Cream Pie Good Eating and Festive Garnish Guide
Traditional American cream pie recipe with crust and filling details. Includes crust ingredients and method, filling with milk eggs sugar cornstarch gelatin and flavorings, folding in whipped cream, and garnishes of maraschino cherries citron and poinsettia shapes. Also notes chilling time and serving yield.
Not provided enough context for a headline
The fragment mentions taking time with your husband and lifting the load, attributed to M. H. It reads as guidance or advice without a clear event, date, or identifiable organization, making it difficult to form a proper newspaper card summary.
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M. H
Governors to attend Medina centennial celebration
Two governors will participate in Medina County village centennial events for the Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. celebration. Gov. Thomas J. Herbert will welcome Gov. Ralph F. Gates of Indiana in the afternoon program. Congressman John M. Vorys will speak at the evening banquet. The four-day celebration opened Sunday.
Pink Ribbon Polish Joins Spring Fashion Palette
A new Delicate Pink nail polish named Pink Ribbon aims to give hands a fragile, porcelain look across all ten nails. Makers pair it with a matching pink lipstick to suit spring trends embracing soft eighteenth century tones like mauve, pale blue, yellow and pink shades.
Ashtabula Plant Workers Back CIO Union
About 400 action workers at the Reliance Electric and Engineering Co plant in Ashtabula choose the CIO United Electrical Workers as their bargaining representative. The vote set the stage for labor talks at the facility.
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Ashtabula
Reliance Electric and Engineering Co
CIO
United Electrical Workers
Polite exits in social visits prompt host protest
The text contrasts staying longer versus leaving politely. It explains that when a guest hints at departure, hosts typically protest to encourage the guest to stay a bit longer. The right approach is for the guest to leave when appropriate.
Five Men Face Murder Charges in Cleveland Slaying
AP reports Chief Police Prosecutor Joseph Stearns filed first degree murder charges against Samuel C. Laduea Ralph Reed Donald Murphy James R Esson and Edsel F. Muncy for the payroll holdup killing of 34 year old George Margulis secretary of the Reliable Steel Plate Co in Cleveland Friday.
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Cleveland (Ap
Joseph Stearns
George Margulis
Reliable Steel Plate Co
Pony Halitosis Triggers Miner Walkout Near Newcastle
In Sydney a pit pony’s alleged halitosis prompted 150 coal miners to quit near Newcastle. Miners and management disputed the odor claim with the Mirror noting an offer to replace the horse or mix musk with chaff. It remains unclear if the workers will accept the proposal.
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Newcastle
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Daily Mirror
Woman asphyxiated in Akron fire at Northfield home
AP report states Miss Maude Schoch, 79, died from asphyxiation yesterday in a fire at her Northfield Avenue home where she lived alone. Fire units battled the blaze as neighbors watched.
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Maude Schoch
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