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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17
Opportunity To Obtain Special Reading
|. From AstroIoger Limited, As His Writings
Expire In The Democrat On February 18th
Youngest Son Aids
Mother

u. ". r. Shall sell my home and
90 live With my Oldest child, or viii
my youngest son keep his Job and
make living for me2
Ans. The vibrations coming 10 me
indicate that u sale Of your home
Will not take place. You will be able
70 keep this property and make II
your home, and also your sons
home Tor many years 70 come. Al
Of your children love you, and will
do everything within their power 10
aid and comfort you. Your youngest
son will have permanent work.
Mr., y, Il. II. What will be the out.
come Of the trip am nov contetn-
plating takIng7
Ans. MY science reveals that YOU
are now planning on making a
change IN your residence and work.
Ing surroundings, which will be 10
the state Of Ohio. II n quite evident
that by following out these plans
much success will come IN this d.
rectioB. however, In approximately
10 months there will be another
change In residence, ~ 7 do not See
you remaining In your new sur
ronndings any long period Of time.
ID. u. y. When will the thought
which ] now have In mind nateri-
allZc7
Ans. Am very happy 10 state that
your story will be accepted and pub.
bshed by the concern who now han
same. Small increase IN finances IN
shown u be derived through this
transaction Continue your interest
~ the literary field. Much success
n In the Offink.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17
Will Sell Farm

Mr.. r. y. I. I have been trying 10
sell my farm for soinc time. win !
be successful?
Ans. You will be fortunate In car
rying out the plans you now have In
mind. Also ! see that your daugb-
Ter will enter into matrimony with
the young man In question. A
change IN residence II shown fos
them 10 n distant state. which IA
revealed 10 be- Idaho, and they will
take you with them when they
move.
Miss A. r. How long will our FAM
lily remain In this homer
Ans. MY chart reveals that your
Father IA now working In some
ether community while your family
n living here In Waterbury. vibra-
items show q change In residence.
However, would not advise same un-
III around the month Of April. This
will be- y more propitious period for
ell concerned.
Mrs. u. ". v. Did do the correct
thing by spending oil OF my money
10 get my husband out Of his trou-
bic?
Ans. MY science shows that your
husband would have done the same
thing for you. DO not listen 70 y0ur
supposed .to.be friends that you are
surrounded BY. You will be repaid
for the true love that has been
shown In this incident.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17
Foresees Unadvisable
Investment

", n, l., Should invest the
money which l now bave2
Ans. " you continue with The
present contemplated plans you will
lose money that has been laid aside
for this Investment. Use the other
plan TO the solution Of your prob
lem.
". y. p. viii the other party con-
tinuc 10 cause me tinhappiness?
Ans. Ny friend. the greatest rca-
son why you are not happy at tho
present n due 10 your Imagination.
and erroneous thoughts. ! do not
see any other person keeping your
husband away ~ you think. by
using more Of your own intuition
In this matter ! am confident that
there will be a reconciliation In
the near future. BE more consider
ate, kind and coBgeniaI on your Sec
ond attempt Of marriage.
Mrs. q. r. r. Should sell some
Of The stock that own 10 pay Off
my obligations?
Ans. I do not sec this being ne
'cessary. A more favorable period IA
shown for you around tho latter
part Of this month. DO not make
any hasty decisions In this direct ion.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17
Incomplete Disposal Of
Property

Mr.. A. A. II. VIII I be successful
IN selling tho real estate that was III
my Mothers cstate7
Ans. MY deduction regarding
selling this real estate ~ that you
Will not find a purchaser for NIL Ut
u IN the immediate future. Hold
possession Of part ef This property.
~ you will need the largest home
u i've In, IN later years yourself.
Mrs. l., A. T. Why Ii II my Mother
has not been W gee me recently2
Ans. NY dear friend, your Mother
Ia very III. ana your sister does moi
want 10 tell you this because 81
your nervous temperament Go wee
your Mother Immediately, but do be-
careful 0f your actions and speech
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Accept Settlement Out OF
Court

II. M, VIII / win the sult IN ques-
ton. or have ! u chance st I'll 10
get money from this accident?
Ans. The thought coming 10 ms
indicates you will be offered ret
Element out Of court. . advise you Ia
accept same m that will be- the best
offer presented.
Mis- r. ". n. ! am IN doubt III
my own mind. whether I love my
boy friend or not. Should I marry
him?
Ans. You are not In love with The
party referred 10. and u married Nc
with him would be- very unhappy.
advise you 10 forget this person and
find new interests In life. DO moi
marry him under any circun-
stances.
Mrs. y. NJ u. should leave my
husband n0W7
Ans. MY friend. you will not find
the happiness that IN desired In the
direction you are contemplating on
NOW. You two people can find great
happiness together, and my sincere
advice II for you 10 continue re-
naming with your husband. In or
der 10 obtain that which you long
tor now.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17
Ell EHAREN'S ENGAGEMENT TERMINATES FEB 2s
Smaller Location
Advisable

Mr.. n, Is. r. Should ! lease the
building ! am now located IN. and
secure small headquarters for ny
btlsincsg2
Ans. MY thought n that . very
close friend Of yours II desiri0us el
leasing this building, not only for
his gain, but ale0 70 help you out a
great deal. There II no need for "a
much space 10 operate your bus
mess, therefore, advise you 70 ex-
tend 10 your very dear friend his
request. Both will profit from this
transaction.
Mr.. w. n. P.-scymour, Conn.
How viii money affairs be Tor me IN
the future?
Ans. ! find your greatest worry
now n whether or not you viii be
able 10 pay for your property.
Through the success that you will
witness In this work same will be
paid for.
Miss M. Il. II. Please tell me, III
Haren. what Is best for ms 10 do In
the future?
Ans. In anaIyzing your question
] find you are now very much In
terestcd In u certain young man,
however. not deeply In love with
him. Therefore. advise you 10 carry
out definite plans Immediately TO
make % change In your residence,
which IN shown TO be the state Of
New York. Forget this person and
think only Of your work.
II. M. L. Would II be vice 10 con-
tinue IN my present business2
Ans. The plan which you now
have In mind 10 give up this bus
iness. and return " your former
one, II not the correct step 10 take
nj this time. Much more success IL
denoted In your present field Of
endeavOr, than the previous one.
s.. r. viii get the money that /
now have oitstandlbg2
Ans. II appears that you will re-
ceivc this money within the next 60
days. The referred party n very APP
preciativc Of the loan which has
been extended 10 him.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17
Look for Happiness in
Own Home

Mrs. l. w. VIII I ever be SUCCESS
ful ~ leaving my husband. and go
Ing with The man lover
Ans. This person whom you seem
tngIy think you are In love with II
married also. My friend. you don't
seem 10 be- satisfied In breaking 40
your own home. but want 10 destroy
his happiness and that Of his wife
also. You could find happiness In
your own home II you would opl,
look for u, but n person Of your
type and characteristics very SCI
dom does.
Mr.. -. w. b. viii the position
have IN mind ever materlalizc, or
viii ! continue working for thie
concern7
Ans. Indications point towards
you being offered an opportunity Ia
change your position, and ! do not
advise same. By doing 40 you would
have IN 70 back 10 your old employ
or within 10 days. and ~ for your
former Job back.
Mrs. y. q. M. Am very interested
10 know II my husband IL true To
ne7
Ans. NY deduction denotes you
are thinking your husband spends
money and time with someone else,
however. my chart does not show
this statement correct. ~ you have
no foundation 10 base this thought
on. ny eliminating this from your
mind immediately. you will witness
happiness Send for u Special
Reading Of yourself, 10 that . may
80 into your questions In full de-
tails.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17
Daughter Will Return
Home

Mr.. y. W. X. VIII ever find out
where my daughter is7
Ans. Indications are that your
daughter n now residing In - small
town In the state of Virginia. ~.
nanciai conditions will force her Ia
Come home which Ia the correct
place. Forget the trouble and diff
cnjtiss you and your daughter have
had In the past. and make your
abode u comfortable and happy
place 10 reside In.
-. II. WatertoWn, Conn. IL II
proper for INC 10 remain IN my
present posltjon7
Ans. ~ concentrating upon your
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17

Mrs. r. y. VIII my husband be
Successful IN the flture7
Ans. Indicate show that your
husband N now working for the
state. however. the position he
now holds viii soon be through. Am
very pleased 10 write that he will
be Transferred to some other local
ity after the completion of his pres
ent job.
l.. Il, pIcaGt tell inc il | VIII b.
able 10 complete my plans IN re-
CARDS 10 starting a business Of my
oWnY
Ans. NY friend. within 80 days
you will have al arrangements
completed, and will already have
started putting up your mcrcban-
disc. You have wide experience In
this type Of work, which N shown To
be connected with mems wearing
apparel, and am sure you will b.
very successful.
Mis- r. r. II. VIII the person that
] have been keeping company with
Keep his promise " the?
Ans. MY advice n 10 discontinue
the friendship Of this party. You are
not gaining anything by continuing
~ you are now. You are placing en-
itrsIy too much confidence IN this
person. and by doing 10 will only
result IN beartaches and SORROWS.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17

Miss u. I. M. Would you advise
inc carrying out my present plans
OF training for vocation?
Ans. II seems that someone very
close 10 you now has been trying 10
discourage you from entering bus
mess college. Astrological indica-
lions are that you possess all of the
necessary qualities 10 be successful.
DO not be o easily influenced. You
can be successful IN this field Of
endeavOy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17

In her presence. She does not know
that her Illness II 10 serious. You
can be Of great help In aiding your
Mother u recover.
Mr.. II. u. Ll~Oakyille. Conn. viii
go into business for myself?
Ans. Astrological indications show
you are now considering this fact
very seriously. Continue with your
plans. Success IN denoted for you In
bouDtifuI measure. II you viii only
be willing 10 work hard 10 acGOmp-
Iish your desires In life.
I. M. =. Why did I Lore my posi-
ton with The firm IN question?
Ans. This situation seems 10 be
one Of your own making. Your
over attention In the affairs of feI-
low workers seems 10 me the main
reason for Dismissal.
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Many Unsolicited Letters
Received By Ell Haren
DEAR MR.. Ell HAREN:

DEAR NIX. Ed HAHEN:
am writing to extend my words Of thanks for your
very splendid advice and also the much benefit that was
derived from both your solutions and guidance Also the
Reading you gave by mall It is indeed pleasure to
give you authority to my for publication your
work has been most beneficial to me- Words cannot
express my true appreciation Wishing you success and
happiness In your work extended to mankind remain
Sincerely
MISS GRACIA M. HOPPER,
Birh Avenue.
Ellsworth Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17

For the past several weeks we have published
different variety Of unsolicited testimonial letters,
which FL Haren has received from people the entire
country thanking him for the guidance and advice
which he has extended In their behalf. All Democrat
readers have the same opportunity to consult him,
however to do they must haste as his columns
terminate here OF Thursday February rs. The pur-
chase Of special reading also entities you to have two
questions answered tree Of charge privately and conf
dentalIy by mail Remember you only have eight more
days remaining to communicate with this noted astrol-
oger therefore you are requested to do today In
order to avoid being disappointed.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17
DEAR FRIEND:

DEAR FRIEND
Received my Reading and the answers to my questions
by mail during your stay In Lacrosse and wish to thank
you 80 much for them. You to know all about me
just as If you had really known and think you
wonder My reading remarkable. Certainly
appreciate your help You have taken big load off my
shoulders and perfectly happy and satisfied viii
forget you for your kind help and always follow your
sincere advice wish you great success and happiness
MRS. EMMA WILSON,
1903 Market Street,
Lacrosse, Wisconsin.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17

DEAR Ell HAREN:
During your engagement here In Wilmington with
The Star took advantage Of Of your Special Readings
Am writing this letter to extend my sincere thanks for the
kind advice and help which you rendered In my behalf
Am also writing again TO receive your services and my
sister wishes to consult you Extending my very best
regards
Yours sincerely,
MRS. ELIZABETH T. SYMONDS,
104 marlborough Road
Richardson Park,
Wilmington, Delaware.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-02-17
All Orders Will Be Absolutely Fulfilled
Before Advisor Leaves The City

70 Ell Haren Astrologer writer for THE DEMOCRAT ends
his engagement Thursday February 25h which Is the last
day you may obtain his services.
During his engagement countless have consulted him
and obtained the solutions TO their problems bringing into
their life happiness and relief Of mind YOU too re-
eiyc this personal service, however only by sending
TODAY for a Special Reading and 10 your
questions privately by mail You must remember there
Only eight more days remaining 10 consult him.
ae All Orders for Special Reading Will Be Fulfilled
"Although Fl Harcn's engagement terminates
Thursday February 25th all orders for the Special
Reading will be fulfilled In every respect before he
leaves the city Of Waterbury"
XII REMEMBER, the last column Of questions and an
appears In February 25h paper and TO assure all
answers TO their perpezng problems before Mr. FL Haren
departure you urged TO take advantage Of the Special
Reading and Question Coupon which appears In this col
urnn, In order that you will not be disappointed
How to Receive FL Harcn's Advice Before
Engagement Ends
Your attention s called to the Special Reading and
Question Coupon this page which explains fully the only
way that you be Of receiving answers to your qes
tons. Just fiji out this Coupon properly enclosing 1t In
CENTS IN COIN (OR MONEY ORDER) and also SELF
ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE. BY RETURN MAIL
you will receive complete Astrological Document, and
personal letter from this famous Astroogcr In detail
your problems.
There Us absolutely only way TO receive answers TO
your questions before FL Harcn leaves the city Of Water
bury and that Is 10 take advantage Of th splendid Special
Correspondence Offer which will be at your disposal only
eight days To avoid many from not being disap-
pointed you asked to take advantage Of this wonderful
opportunity TODAY.
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DEAR FRIEND.

DEAR FRIEND
sincerely appreciate your very kind services which
you extended to during your engagement in vicinity
and being continuous follower Of your splendid work for
the past few years want to take this chance TO extend
my thanks for the guidance which you have rendered to
me- and trust TO remain
Yours truly,
HILDA ESPRTTE,
1882 Madison Street,
Opelousa, Louisiana.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-20
Easy To Learn Knack Of
 Charming Letters

To write friendly invitation is no trial to Amy, even though it's to a man she hasn't met.
 Be sure of your etiquette, know phrases to use, to avoid-turn the problem into fun.
 Shall it be MT. Brown in the salutation? Dear David" is for nal enough for the brother of dear friend. Is 1t cordial to begin,, Mary told me you'd moved here, so I'm inviting you--"? The invitation seems less duty, more a charming. friendly act, if it starts. Were glad to learn you're a fellow citizen. So we can say welcome stranger in proper style, come to dinner"
 Our 32-page booklet tells you how to give your letters these little touches that win friends. Points out wrong phrases such as Gin re- gards to-" except you come" Sam pie letters-for invitations. thank you and sympathy notes, job appli- cations.
 Send 1Oc for your copy of GOOD LETTER. WRITING MADE EASY to the Waterbury Democrat Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave-, New York. N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-20

The whole background of happy family life Is a mothers health and strength.
 Health has taken on a new meaning of late. It means less of what is actually wrong with us than the way we feel. For constitutions ally sound persons can feel terribly i'll.
 Lest this sounds like preach- ment, 1t is no such thing. Physical ly sound women can ache like sixty. They can be poisoned by indigestion, prostrated by head-aches.
 But what is the difference be- tween health and soundness, If you feel bad all the time. you ask? No difference, except that in one case you can cure yourself, and in the other 1t takes medical science to combat your organic disease.
 And the way to cure yourself is to cure your nerves. Or, if you have a stomach that turns over and dies every time you eat rich food, eat simpler foods.
 Many family problems about which correspondents write me are traceable largely to poor health and poor nerves.
 I don't believe that husbands in general realize, kind though they may be, that even one day in the average mothers life is not a snap. It should not be necessary to ennumerate all the small shocks that beset her between dawn and dark.
 Housework? No. Children? Mo- The doorbell, telephone. planning and all the rest? Not in them selves. But co-ordinating three or four jobs, acting as buffer, trying to balance the budget and keep up q respectable front, will wear out any nerves but the hardest.
 Mothers can't stop worrying. l am not suggesting they can stop, but they can do some things to help. One is to sleep more. Cant sleep either? The way to sleep at all is to sleep more. Get lazy. Lie down and sleep. if the baby lets you, at any hour of the day you feel like yawning, or even if you don't.
 And let that ironing gop Yes, let 1t go. Give in to the urge to lie down and slumber. if only for ten minutes, when you are tired.
 But what will the ncighbors say. If the beds that day are not made until noon? Let them say. You sec, you are trying to pre- serve yourself for your family, and the family's good, not the neigh borS'.
 Catty Nelghbors and Cat Maps
 Take cat maps, or cat-rest at least. every now and then through the day.
 One more thing that Is quite important, mention last. Stop frctting about what might have been and failed. what luck should have broken but didn't. Learn to face life. Learn to take 1t as 1t is. Say to yourself, "There is no real trouble but death," and, of course. some tragedies we can class with death. Look at people who are worse of. instead of better of.
 Forget the old. worn rug and the extra big coal bill. Try for a month to get every unpleasant thing out of your mind, Eat no fried food and no so-called rich" food for month. Eat plenty. however. Pretend to yourself that you are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-20

It is only fair to say, said Dr. Wil- son c. Smillie, professor of public health administration, Harvard School of Public Health, in news paper article, 1t is only fair, he soft ened it, instead of letting 'em have 1t on the nose, as some other doctor might, "only fair to say that some authorities are quite sure that colds are due to exposure, and that is certainly the average opinion.'
 This is right up your alley, said a newspaper man who kindly sent me the clipping. Oh, well, am gratified to find the distinguished Professor Smillie sort of edging over this way, but he is so polite about it --I don't know. He may sidle back to the other side next week.
 When he was working in Alabama he found many people who were sure that malaria was caused by eating watermelons, Dr. Smillie ob- served. The Alabama people were convinced of that because the sea- sons coincided. believe I heard from one of them the other day. My correspondent told me in effect that I was daffy if I thought ma laria was contracted from the bite tinnoculation) of mosquito, for he had suffered all kinds of malaria while down south and never had seen a single or even married mosquito. He reminded me that l myself have stated that people can be poisoned by inhaling carbon monoxide fumes, and so, if am at all consistent, I must admit they can be poisoned with malaria by inhaling the odors of decaying veg etable matters.
 Dr. Smillic continues: Colds come coincidentally with cold weather, 50 for generations people have assumed a casual relationship. A man says: I went skiing and got thoroughly chilled, and caught cold But he probably picked up the virus on the snow train, before he started to ski"
 That reminds me. wonder if folks in Alabama or anywhere else believe malaria is caused by cold-a chill is usually the first manifesto tion of malaria. Perhaps they would believe so if there were only the first chill. but it would be difficult to eX- plain regulars chills every alternate day, wouldn't itp
 Sometimes I think 1t Is too bad the chill or chilllness that ushers in pneumonia, flu, bronchitis, tonsil-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-20
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