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My Personal Problem #4

Nov 1956 · Farrell · 0.10 USD
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This anthology issue presents reader advice columns and personal problem narratives. The cover story features a woman seeking guidance on winning back a former boyfriend while managing multiple romantic interests and social pressures. Interior pages include an "Advice for the Shy Girl" column offering tips on overcoming timidity and building confidence through social interaction, along with reader letters addressing concerns about possessive fiancés, stepparenting, and financial independence in relationships. A multi-page comic narrative depicts a woman named Mary dealing with family obligations when her brother Bill returns home with amnesia after wartime service, complicating her personal life and romance. Additional stories explore themes of dating, allowance disputes, and romantic misunderstandings among young people navigating mid-1950s social expectations.

Contains 4 stories
I Want to Get Married!
6 pp · Romance
Josie BakerMrs. RockTerry AdamsClaude Fuller

Josie Baker is torn between two kind-hearted men—Terry Adams, who mysteriously vanished from her life, and Claude Fuller, who’s been courting her. As she grapples with confusion and hope, a sudden return from Terry stirs old feelings, leaving her unsure how to move forward.

When You Love Too Much...
6 pp
KathyRandy AllenNancy DeanRussMargoMr. Edwards

Kathy, still reeling from a past heartbreak, finds herself drawn to Randy Allen after a chance meeting during a rainy evening. As their romance blossoms, she begins to suspect his intentions are not what they seem—especially when a mysterious detective appears at her workplace, setting off a chain of events that forces her to confront painful truths.

My Faith Was Rewarded!
6 pp · Romance
Mary CarstairsBill HallMark

In "My Faith Was Rewarded!", radio actors Mary Carstairs and Bill Hall face a storm of fear when Mary’s drunken ex-fiancé, Mark, begins stalking her. When the danger escalates and Mark attacks, Mary defends herself with a fireplace poker, leaving the situation in turmoil. As the police arrive, Bill steps forward to take the blame—only for Mark to unexpectedly change his mind and claim the incident was an accident. With the threat gone and justice uncertain, Mary and Bill find themselves on the brink of a new beginning.

How Can I Win Him Again?
6 pp · Romance
Beth LeeDickMrs. RockJoeGloria

Beth Lee is heartbroken after her boyfriend Dick begins to pull away, leaving her confused and desperate to understand what went wrong. As she reflects on their relationship—from their first date to his growing indifference and her failed attempts to reconnect—she struggles with her self-worth, her parents’ disapproval, and the painful realization that she may have been the only one truly invested. When Dick ignores her and starts spending time with another girl, Beth reaches out for help, seeking guidance from Mrs. Rock to make sense of her emotions.

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CGC 7.0 · 2 in census $661
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