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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1950
Page
8
Bradshaw Crandall, famed for feminine beauty illustrations, advises women to use beauty gimmicks and American-made clothes to enhance allure. He urges planning outfits like room decorators, embracing bold color, and matching dress to facial features, noting color can lift mood and enliven skin tones.
Dear Mary Haworth a girl 18 seeks guidance on parental control. The letter and reply discuss adults rights, overprotective parenting, and the limits of self understanding in solving problems. Problems come from action not mere reflection, with emphasis on independence versus family authority.
The column argues that self study fosters an abundant life only when it directs intelligent action. It notes frustration from unreasonable parents should wait until one is grown, reaches legal adulthood, and is self-supporting to act independently, while advising patience with parental quirks. Mary Haworth provides counsel through her column mailed to readers.
Ruth Millett lays out three enduring guidelines for sustaining a husband’s interest. Develop independence of spirit so you can stand on your own. create your own happiness rather than rely on him. avoid rut by constantly learning and pursuing new interests. The rules demand personal growth and ongoing effort rather than passive compliance.
George W. Kendall of the New Orleans Picayune earned distinction as the first war correspondent to report from the Mexican War, shaping early battlefield journalism and dispatch practices. The note highlights Kendall’s pioneering role and his association with the Picayune newspaper.
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