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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1949
Page
14
Editorial argues chronic alcoholism is a disease not a disgrace, cites research and hospital treatments, notes limited facilities and evolving humane approaches. Includes medical Q A about leg cramps linked to circulation, fatigue, and vascular issues.
A letter from Mary Haworth recounts leaving school at 14 after her father’s death. She describes later success with a loving husband, two children, and a beautiful home. She asks for guidance on handling past blunt remarks about her schooling in social settings.
The piece argues that lack of formal schooling is not a bar to cultivation and success. It cites Franklin and Shakespeare as self-taught or educated in different ways, praising Emerson and advising readers to value personal character over degrees. It ends urging confidence in interactions with graduates or nongraduates.
Ida Jean Kain highlights Elaine Carrington as proponent of the officeworking wife. She argues a 50 50 marriage requires understanding and compromise. A glamourous wife is enough for a tired husband and lasting happiness hinges on mutual effort rather than reshaping partners.
A reader asks if they should tell others about leaving school and worries about consulting a psychiatrist. The response notes college is a privilege and varies in benefit, with some graduates contributing to society and others not.
A Charles H. Goren column presents eight Bridge scenarios with South holding diverse suits. Each question prompts the optimal bid or lead, reflecting standard bidding conventions and tactical play.
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