Genealogy craze blooms from Roots to modern searchers
In New York City a genealogy boom grows as readers seek family roots through libraries, old phone books, and a downtown store. Owner Karen Jo Stinehelfer says many quit too soon and offers affordable primers, charts, worksheets, and periodicals to guide novices, with items from Ireland to Rhode Island.
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Dear Abby Advice Columns on Marriage and Manners
A reader asks if a wife facing a husband’s infidelity might consider death by action. Abby suggests divorce. Other letters ask how to train a child to tie shoes when the father won’t, how to handle a rushed engagement and marriage at a young age, and a note on good manners being a sensitivity to others.
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