Milk and tools dominate farm life in fall report
Home economists warn milk remains vital for calcium riboflavin and high quality protein with 75 percent of national calcium in 1944 and 46 percent riboflavin in 1946. Maryland extension agent advises fall tool maintenance cleaning sharpening storage and rust removal for garden and farm implements. Community notes cover 4 H Club meetings parent teachers associations and local club activities with guests and visits across Preston Wilmington and Cambridge.
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University of Maryland
United States
Bus Connections to Claiborne and Romancoke Ferry Service
ferry connections operate to Romancoke with departures from Romar at 7 40 AM 9 40 AM 11 40 AM 1 40 PM 3 40 PM 5 40 PM 7 40 PM daily except Wednesday and Sunday. Claiborne service begins at 7 AM with daily connections. boats from Claiborne connect with Matapeake boats one hour later. Consult Red Star Motor Coaches and major lines for carrier details.
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Romancoke
Matapeake
RED Star Motor Coaches. Inc
Salisbury
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore & Annapolis R. B. Co
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
Washington, D. C
Preston Mrs E B Blades Hosts Bridge Club
Mrs E B Blades entertained her bridge club Thursday evening. Rev Carl Koerber of North Carolina is visiting. Rev and Mrs Louis Geiger and Mr and Mrs Harry B Wright Jr and Mr and Mrs J Philip Wright are visiting New Orleans. Mr and Mrs Robert Dulin with children Lois Diane and Bobby spent the weekend in Washington.
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Howard Link
Kathie May
Wilmington
Marion Chambers
Centreville
E. B. Blades
Howard Mezick
Levi Voshell
Lee Noble Jr
Beacom’s Business College
Lee Noble
Preston
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Community Club of
Pine Haven
Easton
John Noble
Lloyd Brodes
Thomas L. Trice Jr
Thomas L. Trice
Philadelphia
W. W. Wiley
Christine Legates
Columbia
Perry Voshell
Circle No
Elma Brodes
Carl Koerber
North Carolina
Louis Geiger
Harry B. Wright Jr
J. Philip Wright
New Orleans
Robert Dulin
Lois
Diane
Bobby
Washington
Gems of Thought: Reading Shapes Mind and Choice
A pithy quotation notes a reader’s influence on intellect and character. It compares books to friends, arguing minds rise or fall with habitual company. The lines reflect a nineteenth century sensibility about literature guiding virtue and intellect.
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Lowell
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