Dear Mary Haworth and the telephone ordeal
A reader letter discusses a neighbor’s crisis after a husband’s death and a friend’s intrusive telephone conduct. Advice labels the friend self centered, urges direct boundaries, and condemns melodramatic appeals. A separate note commends Methodist churchwomen for fundraising and a pastor’s shirt patched to boost donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Unworth
Merald-Jouroak Waren
Shims
Mary Hawoisth
Ayers
Towns
Seilh Peiet
Mary Haworth
BAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MOMZONTAL
Puzzle clues appear garbled with many misspellings and incomplete entries. The grid references and several answers are indecipherable, yielding a largely unreadable or partial crossword from a newspaper page.
Personal Health Service From Dr William Brady
Reader questions on health and hypolene addressed by Dr William Brady. The column cites Price and Foran works and discusses pyorrhea notions, jawbone and teeth health, and the medical dental roles in diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brady
Brady
William Brady Kenre
The
Merald Journal
Weston A. Price
DDS
Toeber
Harper & Bros
Py Litrary
W. Robert Foran
National Geographie Magawiley
Jaynin
Aml
Ardnatise
Ration News and Health Ad Hoc Notices From County
Ration directives outline sugar and airplane stamp validity while servicemen seek furlough points with leave papers. Public notices announce county rationing board hours and a dental health column mocks quacks and urges prudent nutrition and B vitamin guidance.
Wishing Well puzzle message overview
The text describes a daily numeric puzzle game that yields two messages. Players count letters in their first name, adjust by rules—subtract 4 if six or more, add 3 if fewer than six—to obtain a key number. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and read the letters under checked positions to reveal the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alten
Yaue Information Storehouse
Tsun Enred
Laryaysolopien! — Association Spokesnature Atheotic City
S.A. MN
Marry Go Round and Modern Romance Reflections
Helen Rowland critiques autumn fashion and modern dating coteries. The piece lampoons fake romances and superficial beauty trends, contrasting old fashioned affection with contemporary attitudes toward love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
Grand Canyon
Words of the Wise: Debts and Taxes Satire
A fragment quoting Ralph Waldo Emerson laments that many men refuse to pay taxes while government officials appear to extract value from citizens. The tone is satirical and reflects frustration with public finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph ‘Waldo Emerson
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Fible
Methodist
Baily
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Staeknee
Louis
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Plumste Heart
Tiga
Aise
Dion Aire
Central
New York
Downtown
South Salinn Aalwood
Inman
Auburn
Genesee
Awmonc
Amuhed
Bath
Om Feuid Federal Tos
Sybil
Hanks, Mom
Piey Sema
Ollipop
Wag Atkin
Missouri
Bruv
Dara
Dixie Dugan
Cxie
AL. Subjeg
National T Wiens
Mary Worth
Tar Sagan
Ani
Westerody
Buckighea
M.C
Sally LA Stripp
Stof Innes
Pei
den Rouen
Aggie
Little Annie Rooney
Holly Wood
Barnaby
Mr. O'Malley
Pop
Minerva
Minerv
Tillie the Toiler
Miss Jones
Miss Tones
MR. Tupper
Epin
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