Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column on Love and Marriage
A young woman asks if she should marry a soldier father of two with a common law wife. Dorothy Dix warns it pays to be good, advises breaking the engagement, and cautions against marriage to a man with entanglements. A second letter asks about leaving a fiancée for a love, with Dix saying honesty and breaking the engagement is best.
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Dorothy Dix
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Griselda
Visitors Stop By Calverton Family This Sunday
Rev and Mrs David Wilson and their daughter from Calverton Virginia visited Mr and Mrs Otis Hollands on Sunday afternoon, returning after a hospital stay with no reported improvement.
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David Wilson
Calverton, Va
Otis Holland
How to Tell a Pursuing Woman No Without Hurting Her
A reader asks how to end a persistent pursuit by an 18 year old working girl he does not love. The advised reply urges a firm, unmistakable rejection and no further contact, noting many men marry for stability rather than love and emphasizing strong boundaries to avoid ongoing pressure.
Comus and Surrounding Families Weekend Visits
Comus residents hosted and visited relatives from Alexandria, Arlington, Bethesda, Gaithersburg, and Darnestown. Families including Carnes, Holland, Fowler, Nicholson, Miles, and Nichols gathered for social visits. The Comus Homemakers Club met on April 1 with twelve members and two guests, and Land Army discussion featured soya flour samples. Virginia Maxwell began a new War Department posting in Arlington.
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Comus
Dallas Lee Carnes
Sonja
Carnes
Otis Holland
George Fowler
Earle Holland
William Pleasant
Douglas
Alexandria
Luther Cragger
Comus Homemakers Club
Frances Nicholson
Earle Nicholson
Newton Ward
Darnestown
Stella Miles
Doris
Jo Ann
Kenneth| Miles
Joan E | Nicholson
Virginia Maxwell
War Department
Arlington
Mary Renshaw
Bethesda
W. W. Hodges
Mary Nicholson
John E. Nicholson
George O. Nicholson
Reynolds Younkins
Gaithersburg
Joseph Nichols
Pythian Sisters Club Meeting And Local Notices
Taneytown notes report Pythian Sisters Past Chief's club met at Mrs Frank Crouse. The club will meet May 4 at Mrs Newton Hahn's home. Also listed are military and local society updates including Richard Sell on leave in Washington, D C, Basil Crapster visiting, Clarence Phillips discharged, and families visiting in Dundalk and Atlantic City.
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Taneytown
Hirs
Howard Baker
Pythian Sisters
Chief's Club
Frank Crouse Thelub
Newton Hahn
Richard Sell
Washington, D. C
C. D. Sell
Harry Shirk
Roy Keefer
Ant
Basil W. Crapster
Washington, D.C
B. Walter Crapster
Clarence Phillips
Fort Eustis
U. S. Army
Phillips
Carroll Hartsack
Kenneth Hartsack
Dundalk
Anna Mae Hartsock
Frederick Bower
M. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Marine Barracks
Cherry Point
N. C
Nellie Smith
Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
N. J
Joseph B. Smith
Helen Smith
Germantown Visitors and Sunday Guests Mentioned
Germantown residents Mrs Edward R. Brosius Sr and daughters Kathrine and Margaret along with Mr Edgar Bar Deha and others visited Mr and Mrs Carroll Brown on Sunday. Private Douglas Fletcher and Private Don Deve were Sunday guests of Clyde Fletcher. Private Randall Davis of Baltimore visited grandparents Dr and Mrs William Benson. Mrs Gordon Warfield was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Lee Warfield. Mrs Seth Warfield is ill.
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Edward R. Brosius
Catherine
Margaret
Edgar Bar- Deha
Avad
Gilads
Ogidall Gaislua
Edward Brosius, Jr
Carrol! Brown
Douglas Fletcher
Don Deve
Clyde] Fletcher
Randall Davis
Baltimore
William Benson
Gordon Warfield
Lee Warfield
Seth Warfield
Foxville Church Schedules Lenten and Easter Services
Foxville Mount Moriah Lutheran church announces Rev Donald Stone sifer as pastor with Sunday school next Sunday morning. Lenten services Friday at 7 30 p m and Holy Communion Easter Sunday at eight with Sunday school at 9 30. Donald Glenn Wolfe inducted into the U S Army. Mr and Mrs John Lewis move to Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs George Wolfe and daughter Patsy visit from Smithsburg and the California motto Eureka is cited.
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Foxville
Mount Moriah Lutheran Church
Donald Stonesifer
Donald Glenn Wolfe
U. S. Army
John Lewis
Ira Pryor
Hagerstown
George Wolfe
Patsy
California
William Kim
Eureka
Smithsburg
Doctor Tells How To Conquer Wartime Fatigue
A wartime health column warns fatigue is a subtle enemy for workers at shops offices and homes. It distinguishes acute fatigue from chronic fatigue caused by psychological and environmental factors and urges rest recreation and relief from daily strains as the true cure.
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Doctor
Two-Gun Georgie Patton in World War II Tank Leader Profile
AP Features recounts General George S Patton Jr famed for fearless leadership in armored warfare. Born in California he excelled in sports and military training, commanded tanks in World War II Europe, and became a flamboyant, disciplined figure shaping American armored forces.
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Georgie Patton
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Langres
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Women’s Clubs Hold Meetings In Adamsstown and Jefferson
The Rural Woman’s Club of Adamsstown met at Mrs Eva Catlin’s home with Miss Genevieve Thouars leading a Peace program on postwar questions and the New World Potters. Lectures covered care of linens, and петitions of information. six-teen members attended. The Jefferson Woman’s Club gathered at Miss E Guyton’s home for peace talks, song history, and demonstrations on care of sheets, blankets, and mattresses, with prize awarded in a contest.
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Adamstown
Eva Catlin
Elmer Michael
America the Beautiful
Genevave Thouars
Jesse Hammerly
Eric Baser
Lawrence Walter
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Neal
Toe Zimmerman
Walter Myers
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Sineguney Hospital
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Jefferson Chub
Jefferson Woman's Club
E. Guyton
Roy Remsburg
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David Fry
Calvary
Robinson
Joyce Kilmer
Nina Marriott
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H. C. Fawley
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Luther Bussard
Lemon Juice Remedy Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Ru-Ex Compound as a fast home remedy for rheumatic arthritis and related pains. It advises mixing a two week supply with water and lemon juice, taking three tablespoons twice daily, with claimed relief within 48 hours and a money back guarantee if no improvement. bottle is sold by druggists.
Hollywood by Erskine Johnson wild studio gossip collage
Hollywood gossip from Erskine Johnson covers changes and controversies in Leon Schlesinger cartoons, Hays office edits, actress fashion and roles at MGM and other studios, with names like Veronica Lake, Joan Thorsen, Rash Williams, and Cornel Wilde, detailing studio politics, casting plans, and fashion notes.
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Leon Schlesinger
Hays Office
Duffy
Veronica Lake
WAACS
pLaVirughu Speer
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