What Would You Do Kathleen Norris Letters
Emily B from suburb of Chicago writes Kathleen Norris seeking divorce advice as she describes a 21 year marriage to an older husband. She details a controlled isolating home life, a printing press passion, hovering disapproval, and mounting tension suggesting possible madness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily B
Chicago
Mary
Keith
Lizzie
Rupert Hughes
Faith Baldwin
F.O. Repploer
W. L. McElvaney
John Kennedy
Simple Separation May Help Emily The Advice Column
Kath leen Norris counsels Emily B to leave her dreary home for a while rather than pursue divorce. She suggests Chicago work, boarding with a family, and engaging with others to lift the melancholy, noting there need not be a recorded breakup.
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Lizzie
Keith
Mary
Emily
Chicago
Front Line In New Guinea By Osmar White
Osmar White chronicles a perilous trek into New Guinea’s hidden front line. He describes brutal jungle climbs, fever risk from mochа ticks, and a near-front encounter where Commandos decimate a Jap patrol, ending at a muddy battlefield lit by rain and lanterns.
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New Guinea
Osmar White
Australia
Kands
Aber
Winter beverage ideas and cookies for cozy days
A newspaper feature offers cookies and drinks for cold weather, with recipes for Cranberry Fingers, Orange Drop Cookies, Molasses Cookies, and Honey Spice Cupcakes. It highlights using canned milk, fruit juices, and a honey icing, plus a call to readers to send problems to Lynn Chambers at the Walter Newspaper Union in Chicago.
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Lynn Chambers
Waltern Newspaper Union
South Desplaines Street
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Shadow of a Doubt amid Hollywood notes and radio trends
A compact review column surveys Alfred Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt and other entertainment items. It praises Margaret O'Brien, critiques wartime films and radio programs, and highlights prints from The Atlantic, Look, and Time magazines while noting contemporaries like J. Edgar Hoover and Rockefeller era concerns.
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Alfred Hitchcock
Margaret O'Brien
Margaret
J. Cagney
Lincoln
March of Time
Mintines
Lillian Gish
Hollywood
Handy kitchen tips for accurate measuring and baking
Lynn Says offers practical baking guidance on sifting sugar and flour before measuring, creaming sugar with shortening, and alternating dry and wet ingredients. It cautions against overheating and suggests proper greasing with a pan coat mix.
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Lynn
Old Fashioned Charm For Slips And Scarf Designs
Colonial girl motif picture bonnet bouffant skirt with embroidery and scallops enhances dresser scarves pillow slips. Larger pieces feature a rambler rose fence motif to length. Includes iron transfer number 2524 14 canta. Send your order to:
Witty exchanges mix money and love in light dialogue
A compact newspaper-style quip page delivers playful banter about marriage motives and improvised comebacks. Jokes cover money versus love in vows, second-hand furnishings, and a sharp line about listening, framed in breezy humor.
Six Nations Texans lived under six national flags
Under Six Nations Texans have lived under six national flags representing France Spain Mexico The Republic of Texas the Confederacy and the United States.
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France
Spain
Mexico
Republic of Texas
The
Confederacy
United States
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