What says the Maryland seal the motto men act women talk
The author traces Maryland's seal and its motto debate from the mid 1600s to 1876, noting the long battle over gendered phrasing. He argues the line Men Act Women Talk demeans women, discusses various proposed replacements, and offers his own cynical axiom as a proposed motto. He cites Calvert arms and historical shifts in the seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Bunker
John Wayne
Black Angus
Maryland
Calvert Family
First Proprietors
Betty Friedan
Copeake
Blues Coach Remarks on Tough Upcoming Showdown
Sports interview with coach Anderson discusses tomorrow's big game and possible strategies against Greeply. Murphy's leg injury progresses with whirl injury treatment, while Pittsburgh looms as a strong opponent containing Papleton and Markwitch.
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Tom
Murphy
Pittsburgh
Papleton
Markwitch
Electronic watchdogs guard Long Island schools against theft
In Holbrook New York an electronic security system covers 17 schools in a 28 mile district. A consulting engineer says patrol cars alert intruders while electronic eyes monitor key areas and listening devices detect hushed footsteps. Invisible waves guard interior spaces for any movement, signaling intrusion.
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Holbrook
N.Y
Long Island
Frank L. Phillips
Honeywell
Phillips
Nixon Hospitalized With Viral Pneumonia at Bethesda
President Richard Nixon was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital on July 12 1973 after contracting viral pneumonia. He underwent tests and remained under observation as medical staff monitored his condition.
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Nixon
Richard Nixon
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Weekend events guide for Middletown area
The Journal presents a Sunday leisure listings roundup for Middletown and nearby Cincinnati and Dayton venues. It highlights family friendly activities and happenings suitable for new residents and longtime locals seeking area happenings.
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Journal
Middletown
Cincinnati
Dayton
Middletown Derby and Local Attractions Open Shows
Middletown Optimist Club hosts the soap box derby at Derby Downs Jacot Park at 1 30 p m with free admission. Weatherwax Golf Course finals of Ohio Lefthanders Tour start 8 30 a m with free entry. Sunset Pool Yankee and Douglas open 1 9 30 p m. adults 85 cents children 18 and under 25 cents. Harding Memorial Museum open 1 5 p m. adults 25 cents children 10 cents. Kings Island Fantasy Farm and LeSourdsville also open.
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Middletown Optimist Club
Derby Downs
Jacot Park
Ohio
Weatherwax Golf Course
Sunset Pool
Yankee and Douglas
Harding Memorial
Mont. County Fairgrounds Appalchia Festival and Stage Rail
Multiple events listed including a county fair with country music crafts and contests at Montgomery County Fairgrounds 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Admission adults two dollars children one dollar. Kenley Players perform Under the Yum Yum Tree at Memorial Hall with showtimes 2 45 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. Tickets 4 25 to 2 95. Art exhibits and fairs at local galleries and centers. Showboat Majestic presents South Pacific at 3 p.m. Summer theater presents Mother Courage at Antioch amphitheater 8 30 p.m. with tickets 3 dollars. Barbershop quartet day at Cincinnati Zoo. Symphony Big Band at Cliff Park 8 30 p.m.
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Montgomery County Fairgrounds
Kenley Players
McLean Stevenson
Memorial Hall
Art Center
Symphony
Cliff Park
Mother Courage
Antioch
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F.D.L.C
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Middletown Area
Franklin
Amusement Parks
Kings Island
Fantasy Farm
LeSourdsville
Miamisburg
Miamisburg Art Guild
Guild’s
S. Main St
Springfield
Cincinnati Zoo
Spebsqsa
Majestic
South Pacific
Yellow Springs
Couns
Wwe
Reg. Price
Gon
Central Avenue
Springboro Clinic, Inc
Constance Ange
D.C
West Central Avenue
Springboro
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