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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1943
Page
9
A reader quotes Dorothy Dix on widows seeking second husbands, outlining tips to avoid looking eager or cheap, dressing badly, or drinking. The piece contrasts advice with a widow's skeptical note on remarriage and ends mid-sentence as it discusses whether happy first marriages influence willingness to remarry.
A Dorothy Dix column reply discusses a woman torn between a younger lover and her defense of cheerful calm. It notes men prefer upbeat women and warns against dramatic scenes, suggesting she test the situation but avoid self-destruction. The second letter reveals kleptomania, urging confession and husband support, with a psychiatrist possible aid.
Hollywood property man Bob McCrillis faced a mishap during filming of For Whom the Bell Tolls as a river scene changed color from bright blue to brown. Director Sam Wood and stars Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman were set to cross the Stanislaus River, but the scene stretched over two days and left the river color altered, prompting questions about on set challenges and prop drama.
Convoy Thad Engineer Laterty of the Merchant Marie survived an eight day overvoyage attack in Arctic waters en route to Archangel Russia. He is now in a Marine hospital after Buckinghan School and Buckeystown connections and Seattle waterfront work with Dick Brandow. Hollywood prop chaos follows as director Mitchell Leisen orders sea gulls to stay away from a scene as a gag involving de Galcona and a pink elephant in a lavender eye spirals into a talking point about the industry though no final outcome is given.
Brown notes farmers opened a dem to irrigate fields and silt darkens the stream. McCrittis rants and gnaws his nails as the water remains muddied for two weeks. Property man Jack de Goteona stands by, posing with a picture.
Chronic bronchitis or chest cold may worsen without proper treatment. Creomulsion claims to penetrate to the cough origin and loosen phlegm with creosote and other medicines, without narcotics. It promises quick cough relief and a money back guarantee if sleep and rest are not restored.
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