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A HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN THE TROUBLED N D HEARTCAN SEEK COUNSEL ANP GUIDANCE Hon t worry needlessly ... when your mind Is weighted down with worry end yon feel the need of guidance, and the counsel of an understanding friend please write. Your problem will be analyzed la the paper free ... just include a slipping of the column with your letter. For a "private reply" send 25c for ABBE'S 1044 INSPIRATIONAL READING. With each Reading, you will receive free e personal letter of sound and constructive advice analyzing three (S) ques Hons. Please send a stamped (Sc) envelope for your confidential reply, and sign your full urns, address and birthdata to all letters. Explain your anas fully io4 •onfln. your problems within tha realm of reason. Writs to . . . THE ABBE' WALLACE SERVICE POST OFFICE BOX II —- ATLANTA. BCOROIA G. L. M._My hugband promised me about 10 years ago that he would have some dental work done for me and has not until thls day. Now here is what I wiBh to know_ will he come up to hispromise? 1 have been looking tor him to do sn for all these years. Ans: Dental work has to be done regularly if you are to save your teeth. It cannot be put off year after year a8 you have been doing If you expect to save your teeth. You need dental work bad ly.if your husband is not financ ially able to take care of this obli gation, go to work yourself and Save the money for this specific purpoge. The majority of dentigts do the work and allow you to pay for it on time that is, make reg ular monthly- payments. Your health depends greatly on the con dition of your teeth'and you should not neglect them any longer. G. L. M__I have a good husband an<j he provides well for me and the baby, but he is a bad manager. I’ve wanted a home ever since I firs* found out were were to have a fair, ily but I can’t get him to get one. He doesn’t have a gettled mind. Wo have moved away- rrom this town twice but alway-g come back. 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Markham, Executive Manager of the Nebraska War Fin ance Committee, said that the Vic tory Loan Drive will be the last of such special drives. During seven previous War Loan drives Nebras ka has had a perfect record. “We must finish the job keep Nebras ka's record perfect," he asserted. All E., F., ana G Bonds cleared through the'Federal Reserve Bank between October 29 and December 31, will count towards the county and state quotas. 18th, that the nation's RR’s would bid for the Pullman Company’s Sleeping Car businesg. An employee of the City of Chi cago for 52 years, retired on Oct. IS he said he had held his job by not knowing too much! A family travelled from Water ville. Maine to Calif., in a boxcar... they arrived Oct. 18 and were in vited to spend the night in a home... they spent the first night in a hotel Chas. S. Osborne a naval officer was shot in a Philadelphia night club Sunday night Oct. 21. Helen Joyce Cook, an entertainer is held by the police for the crime. 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