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Ah! This story quotes my old friend, Mr. Dormont on my demise; He was interviewed on his estate, « feeding grou..." ‘O'Malley was a nice bird,’ said the old banker, one of the few who knew O'Malley personally. ’He hod pink wings,’ he added, jokingly,"
‘the owner-aboard pennant run up—
Why would Mr. Dormont joke about your wings?
: rom else does the newspaper “say about you Mr. O'Malley? }
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ACCORDING TO OUR SURVEY, TOM, SHADYSIOE 1S A REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN SMALL N/ THATS. WHERE YOU'RE GONG /. :
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DEAR JANE JORDANT : : I am a widow of 63. My husband died five years ago. I have a married son and daughter who have children. Since my husband died I feel very lonely as we had been very devoted.
Due to the fact that he had poor health for years we were not We gave our children the best, including
able to aceumulate much. college educations, I don't chocse to live ‘with either of my children as I think it best to live alone, Both
donate me a small sum each week, | portunity to
about enough exist. on.
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This 18 a more conventional proceeding. It would give you an opget . together long {enough to come to a decision, | If the man has some income and
“no children.
I. Know a very is able to help with your suppest, refined old {I see nothing against the marriage, gentleman. of 65 | that is, if you are congenial and enwhose wife has | joy each other's company, It might been dead six | be easier for both of you than livyears. They had ing alone. .
If the man has no means of ‘his. {own I can see where ybur children | might not feel able to support him (In his old age. also. 8 JANE JORDAN.
He has asked me so often to marry him, or let him ny come and board - with me. He could Jane Jordan |
pay ‘me a reasonable sum, which WHAT DO YOU MEAN, 0 "HE BIT ACCIDENTALLY?
would help me live in comfort, son objects this this.
I am not a child and feel that| SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 28 (U. I should be entitled to the free-|
dom to choose my own. way of P)om8t, dons. hespial leporied living. This has caused consider- |e treatment of the right thumb able argument as I want this man|0f an unidentified woman. The to pay me a visit first.to see how Woman, whose name the hospital we feel before we make up our would not reveal, said that in an minds to get married. I have known argument with her husband she him and his wife for 35 years. (waved her right hand too close to : ANONYMOUS. [his mouth. He accidentally bit off » 2 8 the tip of the thumb.
ANSWER: If your neighbors well | hre aware of the fact that you had | | ppsT BETS FOR LISTENING a man visitor or boarder it might | : cause adverse comment, Your chil- | P, M, nl dren know (his. They would resent | 6:30—(WFBM) Ellery Queen having their mother the subject of | 7:00 (WIRE) Mr. and Mrs, 8Ossip. When ~it comes to social North rules most peoples are easily 7:30—~(WISH) Counter Spy shocked. 8:00—(WFBM) Sinatra Show
Why can't the man take a room | | 3:30—(WIBC) Brownstone
PICTURE STORY, FEA URING THE KIDS THERE | ==THEIR HABITS. HOBBIES AND PASTIMES!
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