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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1943
Page
13
Jaothy DIXS cautions against intruding into others lives. The essay argues meddling ruins marriages, friendships, and careers, with examples of parents and spouses imposing rules, stifling personal liberty, and sparking unhappiness. It links lack of self restraint to loneliness and failed relationships, urging respect for others autonomy.
The piece ties wartime bonds to weapons supply and critiques domestic control in marriage, contrasting personal liberty with spousal authority. It notes a healthful lunch guide and workplace nutrition, then shifts to Hollywood humor about gardens, poultry, and celebrities like Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Gary Cooper, Sydney Greenstreet, Adolphe Menjou, and Bob Hope in lighthearted war era vignettes.
The lunchpail is the personal self-serve restaurant of millions of workers in the nation's war plants. That pail should contain at least one-third of the whole day's nutritional requirements. For the noon day meal, whether made up at home or taken to work, or eaten in a factory cafeteria, is the chief.
About 900 inspectors in England are being assigned to crackdown on black market activity. The effort aims to detect illicit trading, seize contraband, and enforce regulations across various sectors.
Court notices show Marshall Lookinghill and wife deed to Dyson F Multinix and wife. William T Morbrook and wife to Russell J Creager and wife. Charles Bilas Theses widower to Charles C Fear and wife. Helen A Remsberg unmarried to Thomas P Culler and wife. Marriage licenses: Chas Ira Murray 33 and Anna Isabelle Heidel 20 both of Harrisburg, Pa.
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