Stratford Mirror, 20 Apr 1945, p. 2

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THE STRATFORD MIRROR i A) FS ES Ce RON Oe ek WAY Friday, April 20, 1945. THE STRATFORD MIRROR Ba nme nn ere . Just Among Ourselves A regular department conducted for Mirror readers by Ina St. John. LOVE ME--LOVE MY DOG Dear Ina St. John: My brother's sister-in-law is board- ing with me. I have found it very well until she sent for her dog. My- self, I don't care for animals at all. All day I let the dog in or out. His hair is all over and I'm _ disgusted. My DESERTED WAR BRIDES Dear Miss St. John: Is it true that. some of our soldiers are deserting their brides they brought over from England? I can't believe such a thing. : MRS. O'REILLY. Answer: Well, Mrs. O'Reilly, there Fascinating Beverage Facts As far back as 1850, in the U.S.A., carbonated waters were prescribed by doctors as a remedy for many stom- ach ailments. Two billion dollars worth of citrus fruit has been raised in California since 1894... which more than equals the value of all the gold produced in that state. 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