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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1943

Page

3

Keep Your Husband by Losing Him in Early Marriage

Kathleen Norris responds to a reader Maybelle Brown who, after years of thrift and hardship, sees her husband Harry drift into night clubs and late dinners. She fears a serious separation yet loves their children and worries how to address the situation without nagging or spying. Norris offers guidance on balancing trust, friendship, and practical boundaries.

Harry Brown Maybelle Brown Little June Harry Peter Maybelle Wilsons

Be Independent In Relationships Says Kath leen Norris

Kath leen Norris counsels Maybelle Brown to live her own life and focus on making a happy home. She warns independence can be bold but helps strengthen marriage more than tears, reducing fear of a husband’s absence or late arrivals.

Kathleen Norris Maybelle Brown Mrs. Brown

Independent wife is key to happy marriage say advisers

The article urges wives to cultivate independence from their husbands. It advises insistent but cheerful communication, managing home life with children, and pursuing absorbing hobbies to avoid emotional dependence. It notes husbands may seek outside interests, but a fulfilling home supports loyalty and happiness.

Civilian Habits Change Under Impact of Total War

A wartime editorial notes broad shifts on the home front as older men become telegram messengers in Chicago and women join the role. It highlights fuel and coal concerns, theater heating, and the public embrace of total war in daily life.

Fair Axis

One Point Plan to End War Plant Absenteeism

Washington report outlines Undersecretary Patterson counsel for ending absenteeism by operating multiple shifts and services for factory workers. Emphasizes swing and odd shifts disrupt life. calls ration board outreach and cross-service availability to ease duties and childcare.

Washington, D. C Patterson Johnny War Department New England Germany

Ferns Sewing Circle Pattern 8207 For Summer Ensemble

Time look comes summer and worn without bolero it can be put to good use as a sun saver. Big Pattern No 8207 offered in sizes 10 12 14 16 18 and 20. Size 12 outfit requires 4 yards of 35 inch material. Send your order now.

Trivia questions from Ask Me Another list

Questions ask for Vatican City area first woman in U.S. Congress Georgia namesake George II frost impact on plants U.S. state without counties origin of shrapnel Detroit founder South American country leading petroleum production

Vatican City Congress of the United States George England Georgia Detroit

Facts Quiz Snapshot

Vatican City covers 0.16 of a square mile. Jeanette Rankin from Montana won in 1916 seeking voting rights. George II is noted. Water inside living cells freezes causing cell rupture and plant death. Louisiana uses parish as a unit of government. General Shrapnel is named as inventor. Cadillac is cited. Venezuela is listed.

Vatican City Jeanette Rankin Montana George II Louisiana General Shrapnel Cadillac Venezuela

Solomon Islands Rediscovered After Two Centuries

The Solomon Islands, 500 miles east of New Guinea, were believed lost for 200 years after their 1567 discovery. Later navigators searched in vain and sailors joked at their absence until Captain Carteret, an Englishman, rediscovered them in 1767 by accident.

Solomon Islands New Guinea Carteret

Converting Our Industry to War Production Beginnings

Collier's notes that preparations for converting American industry to war production began in 1922 with the Army and Navy Munitions board and army ordnance offices in 13 cities. The board surveyed about 20 000 large plants to determine capacity and wartime practices.

Army and Navy Munitions Board Army Collier's

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