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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
8
On a Caribbean raft Dick Jordan joins a crew of near pirates led by Tucu who captures a voyage with Rose aboard. After Rose is tied, Dick escapes to aid her. They raid the ship for treasure as a storm looms and a rescue mission unfolds aboard a schooner.
Rose and Dick face drift at sea aboard the Betty as they search for land and a hidden treasure from a sunken submarine pirates. Rose explains the loot includes rings and jewels from a robber crew, found after a wreck and left to wait for rightful owners.
After treasure salvaged from a wreck, Rose and Dick debate keeping the loot and fleeing or buying safe passage, fearing pirate Captain Tucu. They spot a distant, possibly landmass and resolve to steer toward it, hoping the treasure will bring luck and safety as they brace for pursuit.
Kathleen Norris critiques costly psychoanalytic care for children and urges traditional home solutions. She cites samples from mothers about anxious, disruptive children and argues that character, love, patience, and routine reform are cures. She stresses humility and service as paths to social acceptance and personal growth, citing Saint Mark’s beatitudes as a guiding study.
The total births in England and Wales from the start of the year to September 21 reached 309525, up 56392 from 1945. London accounted for 46878 births, 18193 more than last year, while the June quarter showed a peak in the birth rate over 21 years before dipping during the current week.
In a wartime era view of psychology, Miss Norris highlights women facing physical defects and social rejection. She argues psychiatry helps adjust to environment but warns against escaping responsibility. The piece urges homely or awkward women to become useful and indispensable to earn affection and opportunities.
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