Keeping the Peace The Dorothy Dix Way
Dorothy Dix extols the value of harmony and tact in daily life. She argues most conflicts stem from rudeness and suggests cultivating amiability to advance professionally and avoid divorces.
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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
9
Dorothy Dix extols the value of harmony and tact in daily life. She argues most conflicts stem from rudeness and suggests cultivating amiability to advance professionally and avoid divorces.
June 26 Waynesboro reports an unusually large cherry year with Governor Wood trees yielding 163 quarts and local orchards stacking fruit. Free picking is offered by owners, while some growers prepare to ship large quantities. Also notes the Waynesboro High School class of 1910 reunion next Tuesday at president Benjamin Welty’s home and that many members pursued further studies.
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Dear Miss Fairfax answers reader questions about relationships and marriage timing. A young man with job worries tests loyalty. another reader asks about dating several suitors while not engaged. guidance emphasizes patience, fairness, and prudent planning before marriage.
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania on June 26 a bright electrical event struck near Adin S Shank's McDowell blacksmith shop near the Mason and Dixon Line. A ball of fire dropped to the floor and rolled under a table as the family watched the storm pass. Several members were slightly stunned but not seriously hurt.
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