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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1942

Page

3

Character as compliment guides a troubled mother’s plan

Kathleen Norris quotes a reader seeking life advice after a string of personal losses. The letter reveals a widowed mother with two young children and a stepdaughter, asking how to regain happiness, balance duties, and plan a future while confronting financial and caregiving pressures. The advice urges moving forward, integrating with the mother-in-law, and arranging caregiving for Doris to protect her own children.

Paul Doris Kathryn

Life Begins Now: A Letter on Courage and Moving Forward

A woman writes about facing a painful sacrifice as she raises another woman's child while her own live without a mother. Kathleen Norris argues that character helps a person forget the past and act from the present to shape the future.

Kathleen Norris

STAGES SCREENRADIO AND HOLLYWOOD HAIR FADS IN 1940s NOTES

Virginia Vale reports on Western Newspaper Union items including Mary Martin’s new hair style urged by British officials for hygiene, plus Hollywood insiders and film plans. Notable mentions include Across the Border casting, The Moon and Sixpence options, Woman of the Year reception, Johnny Eager, Mazda lamp debate, and public figures from radio programs The Aldrich Family and Take It or Leave It.

Mary — Martin Jack Beddington Ministry of Information David Rose Paramount Great Britain Phil Baker CBS Mazda Zeus Apollo

Industry Notes and Film Gossip from Crestfallen Manor

Bensom Sherman, owner of Crestfallen Manor, dubbed Lobby Bobby of the International Hotel Greeters association. Judy Garland’s next film is The Big Time about vaudeville. Mikhail Rasumny plays a gypsy in For Whom the Bell Tolls. Josephine the monkey marks 15 years as Canal Zone actress, 30th birthday. Cary Grant proclaims he is the screen’s worst dressed in The Gentlemen Misbehave.

Bensom Sherman Crestfallen Manor Bobby International Hotel Greeters Association Judy Garland Mikhail Rasumny Josephine Columbia Cary Grant

Practical repairs for concrete and home finishes

A homeowner guide offers concrete joint sealing with cement or roofing cement, patching cracks with Portland cement and sand, and keeping patches wet for strength. It also answers questions on waterglass rug issues, mahogany bleaching, painting flowerpots, garbage disposal by burning, removing refrigerator developer stains, repairing cracked enamel, lightening dark pine floors, and related prep steps.

Flattering dress and jacket pattern for sizes 36 to 52

A simple home sewing pattern offers an EW outfit with a low neckline dress and matching shapely jacket. It includes yardage for sizes 38 and notes suitable fabrics and optional collar, with a playful note on fit through side sashes.

Gill

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