Dorothy Dix Says Youth Often Is Neglectful
War Miss Dix profiles Tamia a young mother with a 15 month old baby. She laments her husband leaves after dinner and spends the long evenings away leaving her alone with the child.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1944
Page
5
War Miss Dix profiles Tamia a young mother with a 15 month old baby. She laments her husband leaves after dinner and spends the long evenings away leaving her alone with the child.
A local plea urges families to attend Sunday School with their children and remember guiding habits from parents. The message stresses giving kids a chance to hear the story of Jesus and asks caregivers to consider Sunday attendance.
A letter from a 22 year old wife notes her husband 26 leaving her alone most evenings to socialize. The advice warns youth will seek change and excitement, urges the husband to stay home and companion the wife, and laments couples waiting to marry until ready to settle down.
A humorous column by Helen Rowland contrasts old fashioned marriage with modern unions noting changes in attitude. It pokes fun at gifts, money, vanity, and combatting cynicism while joking about Army life, love, and furs with a fashion forecast for Persian lamb coats.
Miss Mary Alice Easterly daughter of Mr and Mrs George M Easterly of 14 Danforth Street married Tennyson Denno Veith son of Mrs Clara Veith of Liverpool in St John the Baptist Church. The bride wore white lace with a net and lace veil and carried roses and orchids. Attendants included Anita Woods and Irene Easterly. Reception followed and the couple planned a New York City honeymoon before settling in Liverpool. Veith is returning from service. Mary Easterly works at Onondaga General Hospital.
Soldier home from the Panama Canal Zone becomes engaged. Miss Shirley E. Compo of Syracuse is pledged to M/Sgt Edwin C. Bell US Army, son of Mr and Mrs Carl C Bell. Bell just returned from four years in the Panama Canal Zone and is now stationed in North Carolina. Miss Compo works for Carrier Corporation.
A fashion note suggests bright veiling on a large black straw hat with chenille dot accents. A black linen frock features a square neckline brief sleeves side buttoning to the hipline and a bow belt.
The text describes several arm exercises to reduce upper arm flab for aging women. Instructions include standing with arms at shoulder level and performing vigorous arm shakes, small shoulder circles, and repeated circles to use arm and shoulder muscles. Additional moves target the triceps with resisted pushing and cross wrist positions to improve shoulder alignment.
Blouses from Puerto Rico showcase minute tucks delicate embroidery and lace once seen on European imports. Batiste and hand kerchief linen fabrics highlight the refined adornment a blouse adds to any suit.
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