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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1943
Page
9
Dorothy Dix answers a reader advising women to focus on appearance and etiquette to attract husbands. She argues many men value outward glitter over domestic skill and warns against overemphasizing practical virtues, noting her own regrets about prioritizing youth and looks.
Pvt Palmer son of Mrs Effie Johnson of 526 North Market Street is now stationed at Fort Warren Maine, as listed in Army December notices.
A writer argues jobless near irreducible law drives divorce as men seek ideal wives while choosing outward charm over inward virtue. He claims men marry for surface traits and expect domestic mastery, thrift, and companionship without cultivating those skills themselves.
A letter from a wife awaiting a baby asks if she should divorce while her husband is overseas in the Army. The answer urges against divorce, suggests staying married while he drinks and acts erratic, and advises focusing on the child and personal welfare. A need to assess aptitude and future plans is noted.
An old ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to relieve constipation and dullness by stimulating bile and intestinal action. It promises gentle bowel movements and raises prices of 15c 10c and 60c with directions to follow the label at all drugstores.
A vintage ad promotes Mooney Emerald Oil as a fast acting antiseptic oil to relieve tired aching back and leg pain. It claims quick relief after the first application if pores are opened with a hot towel. Billed as clean, powerful, penetrating with no greasy residue.
Fragmentary OCR text about young couples choosing to marry, references to uniforms and romance, mentions Arizona Indiana and heroes Mexicans in a general social critique.
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