Interim Hinchéon honors Indy with elegant head table
Dignitaries at the head table included charming women and reflecting glory of their husbands as Mrs Nixon and Mrs Sammy Davis shared the stage. Anne from Baltimore attended with her husband Samuel, president of the Maryland Historical Society, inspiring research and an American Pageant of Progress. Costumes mirrored museum artifacts and Sammy Davis took over a role as the event progressed.
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Nixon
Anne
Baltimore
Samuel
Maryland Historical Society
Sammy Davish
Pat Boone
Sammy Davis
Women of Distinction review at Maryland gala
Jane Toner Scott notes a celebrity program featuring Shirley Temple Black and others as women of distinction. The event showcased costumes on screen with narrators praising each woman’s historical contributions while guests, including prominent figures, observed with interest.
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Congress
Nea
Shirley Temple
Tare Booth
Wes
Nixon
Maryland
Manvard
Cleaning and care tips for fabrics and shoes
Practical advice on cleaning boards with warm water to whiten them, dampening clothes in a dryer with wet towels for ironing, and softening stiff feather shoes by washing in warm water then rubbing glycerin or castor oil into the leather. The section notes POWER AREA and mentions an 80 square mile control area.
Chessecord by Thomas Joseph
Fragmented OCR listing multiple clues and answers across varied topics. The text reads like a word puzzle draft with items such as Belgians, islands in New York Bay, street disturbance, a mountain nymph, and various numeric entries interspersed with partial phrases.
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Byars
Narcissus
Nebraska River
Gisl
Island
N.Y Bay
Tippling
Astrological Forecast for September Excerpts
Gemini tends to misplace items and run late as households mislay keys and instructions. Aries, Taurus, Cancer, Leo and others receive warnings about pacing, practicality, and avoiding hasty moves. The piece notes notable roles for Leo, Gemini, Virgo, Libra and Taurus in forthcoming events with guidance on patience, perspective, and studying Aquarius messages.
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ARIES
Capricorn
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Matev Elers
Virgo Crug
LIBRA
Virgo
Scorpio
Arles
Aquarius
Is This Your Problem Dear Dr Brothers Humor and offense in jokes
A reader asks why her husband, after drinks, tells jokes that offend or confuse her. Experts suggest jokes reveal personality, and laughter may reflect comfort or discomfort with sexual and aggressive topics. Advice includes communicating privately, naming the issue, and considering the joke’s source, with a call to send problems to Dr Jaycee Brothers.
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Dr. Brothers
Tury
Jez
Lyin
Hhee Iva
Tow
Dr. Jaycee Brothers
The
Anderson Herald
Bell Syndicate
Lee
W. 43Rd St
New Or
N.Y
Household Scrapbook Tips From a Past Era
Household scrap book suggests saving bitter wrappers for greasing and storing in the refrigerator. It notes using a sponge to dye carpet stains and to cover up wear, and warns about dye color darkening when wet. For stubborn electrical plugs a wad of pencil can help pull prongs free.
The Shepherd PSALM 36 What Gime I Trust in Thee
A quoted psalm and personal reflection recount a turning to faith during hardship. The speaker notes seeking guidance from his wife, friends, and professionals before returning to Psalm 56 to strengthen faith in the Lord through life’s trials.
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Lord
Sulien
Ryer
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