Annie's mailbox archives
A blast from the past! Annie's Mailbox was a popular advice column that ran in newspapers and online from 1983 to 2013. The column was written by Ann Landers (Esther Pauline Friedman) and her daughter, Margo Howard, who took over the column after Ann's death in 2002.
The column was known for its witty and straightforward advice on a wide range of topics, including relationships, family dynamics, and personal struggles. Annie's Mailbox was famous for its no-nonsense approach and Ann's sharp wit, which earned her the nickname "The Queen of Advice."
The archives of Annie's Mailbox are still available online, and you can search for specific topics or questions that were answered over the years. Here are some ways to access the archives:
- Chicago Tribune Archives: The Chicago Tribune, where Annie's Mailbox was originally published, has an extensive archive of the column. You can search for articles by keyword, date, or topic.
- AnniesMailbox.com: The official website of Annie's Mailbox has a searchable archive of columns from 1983 to 2013. You can search by topic, keyword, or date.
- Google News Archive: Google News Archive has a collection of Annie's Mailbox columns from various newspapers, including the Chicago Tribune. You can search for specific topics or dates.
- Library of Congress: The Library of Congress has a collection of Annie's Mailbox columns on microfilm, which can be accessed in person or through interlibrary loan programs.
Remember to always verify the accuracy of the information and advice provided in the archives, as it may not reflect current societal norms or best practices.