Mary Haworth Advises on Jealousy and Recovery
In a Dear Mary Haworth column, a reader details divorce and reconciliation with her husband after an affair and rising jealousy. The advice emphasizes emotional dependency, the need for self reliance, and channeling energy into steady love, citing spiritual guidance to move beyond past hurts.
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Resinol Ointment Brings Relief for Itchy Dry Skin
Older folks suffer persistent itching from dry skin and find relief with Resinol Ointment. It moisturizes missing natural oils, acts fast, and provides lasting comfort. Available at all drug stores.
West Point Cadets Consume 1.25 Million Dollar Food Bill
About 2400 cadets at the U S Military Academy at West Point eat a yearly budget of 1 250 000 for food with each man allotted 1 35 daily. A single month sees vast quantities of eggs sugar milk potatoes margarine and meats consumed as chef steward Gowens plans menus weeks ahead to balance nutrition and waste while serving 200 gallons of coffee per meal.
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United States Military Academy
West Point
William H. Backman
Matthew D. Gowens
Washington Hall
Ludwig Hammel
Gowens
Private Detective Hunts Chief Big Bear in Seneca Springs Gym
Private detective George Kendall, hired by Albert Lulworth, disguised himself to approach Chief Big Bear at his gym in Seneca Springs. He finds the facility run as a female gym and narrowly avoids capture, then follows a lead to 264 Maple Drive where a young woman distracts him, delaying his plan as Verna Denton worries below.
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Albert P. Lulworth
Chief Big Bear
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Seneca Springs
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Verna
Kendall
Bear
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Max Arno
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Bear Big Chief
Mystery Talk Signals a Chase for Max in Town
A fragment shows a girl asking about Max as a police chief figure appears. The scene hints at imminent pursuit or revelation, with the line I’d you know who Max is? The dialogue suggests a cliffhanger continuation.
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Max
Five conversation traps to avoid says Ruth Millett
The column advises steering clear of dwelling on your children health depressions dislikes and personal troubles. It urges focusing on engaging topics to lift conversations and warns polite listeners may feign interest if they are bored.
Tomorrow's Menu at Army Kitchen Reads Like Old-Style Rations
The menu lists breakfast items such as grapefruit segments, cereal, eggs, toast, and coffee. lunch features a beef dish with mushrooms on toast, potatoes, bread, and doughnuts. dinner includes Salisbury steak with Bordelaise, au gratin potatoes, beans, bread, and dessert.
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U.S. Military Academy
New Cream Deodorant Arrid Offers Five Way Protection
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Minute Misers Home Care Tips Curatin Rods And Glassware
Wipe curtain rods with a sudsy cloth before rehanging freshly laundered curtains. Choose straight edged glassware to minimize chipping. Keep a stove top tray to rest spoons and tools. Reuse an old lampshade by covering frame with maps or decorative paper and sealing with two coats of shellac. Dust imitation pearls with a soft cloth. wear low heeled shoes with a broad base for comfort.
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