Dear Mary Haworth Advice Column Note on a Veteran Son
A reader asks how to help her 23 year old son Tom, a Korean War veteran, who returned home with no drive to work or study. The mother fears he avoids ads and claims he would not be hired. The columnist reflects on the idea of soldiering on the job and questions whether Army discipline saps initiative, suggesting concern but offering no concrete solutions.
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Mary Haworth
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Tom
Korea
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Psychosomatic cure for veterans returning to life
A letter argues that veterans missing civilian life should quickly engage in work or study within a fortnight to regain self respect and social belonging. It warns that delaying action harms faculties and social interest, and urges consulting the Family Service Agency for psychiatric guidance to help Tom launch as a student or wage earner.
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Tom
Family Service
M.H
Fashion Tips for Ladies From a Historic Wardrobe Guide
A compact guide suggests brushing hair, using gauze to trap dust, and applying witch hazel to freshen locks. It advises showcasing a hairline, pulling hair back, and wearing higher heels cautiously. It also covers dress lines, brow shaping, and avoiding midriff bulges, plus jewelry scale and home cleaning tips.
Variety In Hamburgers By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA
From New York to San Francisco and beyond hamburgers are popular with all ages. Choose top quality ground beef, mix fat content, brown slowly, and use simple variations like cheese between patties or Tavern Burgers with buttered toppings. Try different toppings and finish with a classic dinner lineup.
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Gaynor Maddox Nea
Food and Markets
New York
San Francisco
Detroit
New Orleans
Keeping Seams Straight Least Of Wife's Worries
A hosiery firm survey in a large city finds four in every hundred stockings worn crooked and notes housewives are the worst offenders. Yet housewives are not careless, simply juggling many urgent tasks such as baby formula, errands, and matching fabrics, making cosmetics and looks a lower priority than timely duties.
Pears Favorites for Baking and Eating Now
Read about pears ideal for baking or eating. Rose pear features a tapering neck with golden russet skin suited for custard sauce. Anjou pear delivers a bright flavor pairing with white or blue cheese, recommended for fresh eating.
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Anjou
Ceramic Tile A Handy Rest for Kitchen Work
A ceramic tile near the range helps hold tasting and stirring spoons, saving counters and protecting the enamel surface. While washing pots and pans you can wipe it clean. When broiling steak slash fat edges to prevent curling.
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