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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1952

Page

3

Dear Dorothy Dix Answers on Divorce and Leisure

A reader seeking divorce due to abuse from her second husband is urged to consider the son’s welfare and acknowledges the raw deal he has faced. The adviser notes the boy’s father should show more care and that no advice can rectify the past. A second letter praises using spare time for charity and civic leadership, arguing middle-aged women deserve leisure and can help sustain community efforts.

Dorothy Dix Hubby Momma A. R Miss Dix M.D. G

Problems of Love and Youth Echo From a Pile of Letters

Dear Miss Dix counsels a 15 year old to delay marriage amid a chorus of broken hearts and advice on dating. Odell urges a social life and patience as older women grapple with mens inconsistency. Local notes cover the Sykesville Homemakers Club meeting, carnival planning, farm sale, and a Rotary speaker on a Holy Land journey.

Odell Bell Syndicate John T. Scott Florida Lee C. Warfield James Sadler Linthicum R. K. Barnes University Hospital, Baltimore R. Kenneth Barnes, Jr Ruth Jones Sykesville

Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass

An editorial contrast presents Communists as possessing a philosophy program and passion aimed at discrediting lawful authority and seizing power. It claims their methods include intimidation, forced confession through coercion, slave labor, and arming for intimidation while alleging a biased view of democracy. The piece also notes most car headlights fail to illuminate stopping areas clearly, urging slower speeds for safety.

Earl L. Douglass

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