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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1957

Page

11

Doris Day Shares Life Advice As Ice Cream Eats

HAL BOYLE recalls Doris Day in a breezy interview at a New York restaurant. Day talks health hints and living simply, noting naps after lunch and shoes off in Japan, while stressing balance between work and rest. She describes insomnia in peers, her own exercise routine, and enjoyment of fine clothes and good meals. The column blends quips about fame with Day's candid views on living well.

Paris Japan Doris Hollywood Frank Sinatra Doris Day

Dear Dorothy Die

Dorothy Dix describes a widow recalling seven years of hardship after her husband’s death leaving a 13 year old daughter. She describes work, irregular hours and nighttime shifts affecting her ability to provide and raise her child and seeks advice on how to cope with the situation.

Dorothy DIX Lim Busgam Y.w-C.a Dorothy Daugh

Notable anniversaries of American figures across history

Know America Today's list honors William H. Rinehart Walter Reed Milton Hershey Joan Pershing Sherwood Anderson Theodore Roosevelt Jr and other figures born in Maryland Virginia Missouri Iowa and Pennsylvania with death dates ranging from 1874 to 1948. The brief compiles their notable roles from marble cutter to general and chocolatier to physician and writer.

Wiliam H. Rinehart Baltimore Maryland Walter Reed Historic American Belroi Milton S. Hershey Orphan Boys of America Dauphin Co Joan J. Pershing Linn Co Sherwood Anderson Camden Theodore Roosevelt, Jr

English Lesson by W L Goebon Word Usage Tips

A compact note on avoiding misuse and pronunciation, urging precise pronouns such as HE over him, and distinguishing sheath from sheathe. It introduces sobriquet as a nickname, and lists synonyms like abnegate and renounce while promoting daily vocabulary growth through mindful word use.

W. L. Goebon

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