Wives Seek Companionship Not Just Love At Home
Dear Mary Haworth, two wives share a problem with inattentive husbands who neglect companionship at home yet seem sociable in public. The columnist notes a clash between mature partnership and a husband's infant-mated longing for love, urging understanding while highlighting the wives’ desire for cooperative domestic life.
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Helen
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Vegetable Dishes Timely Compliment the Festive Board
Recipe excerpts from Freda DeKnight's book describe holiday vegetable dishes for Thanksgiving. Includes potato bake with orange juice and eggs, pea mushroom cream mix, broccoli with peppers and tomatoes, plus breakfast and lunch ideas and serving notes.
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Gaynor Maddox
Wise counsel on marriage from European matron hints
The speaker urges restraint and gentle persuasion in managing a husband's habits. Aimed at Helen, the advice cites European etiquette to avoid outright nagging, advocating tactful influence over direct reproach.
No is Password For Organization No in Franklin Ind
AP reports Dr. Howard W. Stone of First Presbyterian Church endorses a fictional group called the OEPQO to encourage declining join requests. The motto be a quitter seeks to help people save time for family life and church duties by saying no to extra organizational roles.
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Franklin, Ind
Howard W. Stone
First Presbyterian Church
Demure dresses and daring swimsuits shape next spring fashion
NEA fashion notes two trends for next season with demure sun dresses and bold resort wear. Shown were skimpy two-piece looks via cutouts and briefs with drawstring shorts, while Victorian inspired gowns featured organdy petticoats and scalloped hems for a more modest splash.
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NEW York
NEA
Josef Walker
Elsie Dinsmore
Dorothy Cox
Worthwhile Shift Aims to Reverse Ongoing Activities
The remark highlights concern over widespread busywork and proposes reversing the process to regain focus. It emphasizes reducing excessive tasks and prioritizing essential efforts amidst many people engaging in diverse activities.
Social Situations: Handling a Child Disruption
When visiting a friend, a child misbehaves unseen by the mother. The proper action is to draw the mother’s attention to the behavior or discreetly call the child to you to redirect him.
Thomas J. McNichols Dies at 75 in Meadville
Thomas J. McNichols, 75, longtime vice president of the National Grave Vault Company of Galion Ohio, died yesterday in Meadville Pennsylvania. He retired three years ago after the company was sold to the Sozonian Grave Vault Company of Bucyrus Ohio.
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Meadville, PA
Thomas J. McNichols
National Grave Vault Company
Galion, O
Sozonian Grave Vault Company
Bueyrus, O
Mother Finds Time For Hobbies As Child Goes To School
The article advises mothers whose youngest leaves for school to develop outside interests to cope with loneliness. It suggests learning painting or photography, taking courses in music appreciation art or archaeology, or engaging in civic activities to meet people and gain new ideas. It cautions against half hearted efforts and encourages activities that captivate attention.
Parole Granted to 37 Inmates at Mansfield State Reformatory
Dan Stacey of Warren County was among 37 inmates granted paroles by the State Parole and Probation Commission. Paroles, effective December 21, apply to Mans field inmates, with notes indicating any exceptions.
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Dan Stacey
Warren County
Mansfield State Reformatory
State
Parol and Parole Commission
UC enrolls record number of out-of-state and foreign students
University of Cincinnati registrar Miss Helen Burgoyne reports 16 096 enrolled students. Represented states include 47 states DC and 23 foreign countries and territories. Ohio leads with 13 351, Kentucky 1 416, Indiana 285, New York 212, Pennsylvania 136, West Virginia 115. China has the largest foreign representation.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Helen H. Burgoyne
District of Columbia
United States
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West Virginia
China
Grange Prize Awarded in Portland Blouse Contest
Mrs. Frank Graves of Kingston Kingston county D was awarded second place yesterday in the tailored blouse division of the National Grange annual blouse making contest in Portland Maine AP report
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Portland
Frank Graves
Kingston, D
National Grange
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