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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1938
Page
10
The author discusses the "king complex" in young children who attempt tasks beyond their age. It suggests understanding their bold acts rather than labeling them willful or naughty, noting boys often push boundaries more than girls. It ends with a segue to the topic of punishment.
Me Pleasant Mi Pleasant and James G He Mrs August Menath traveled with Mrs Burner to visit Mes Betts. Edward Mercer and Joan Leastera joined. Mrs ELC Mether James G Hercat and Mr Page Gardner hosted in Middletown. Mr and Mrs Howard Lochner entertained. William Flair and daughter Shirley visited Sunday.
A hillside Iowa home uses an L shaped layout with a center hallway separating living and dining kitchen areas. Three bedrooms and a bath occupy one end, with two unfinished bedrooms upstairs for future expansion. White brick walls, white shingles, dark shutters and roof create contrast. Garage beneath the bedroom wing. Designed by Bruce and Kenneth McKay for The American Home.
Taneytown officials announce a card party at 8 oclock Tuesday in the municipal auditorium with about 10 prizes and refreshments. Proceeds go to the cemetery and fight school. Committees cover food prizes advertising and reception tallying tickets markers and tables. Other notes mention Women's Missionary Society activities in Maryland and visits by local residents over Easter.
Upper Marlboro Md April 21 The Prince George's County grand jury concluded its April session by recommending repeal of legislation legalizing slot and pinball machines. In a written circuit court report the jury said licensing revenue did not cover costs of recovering stolen machines and prosecuting defendants.
Annapolis Md Apr 12 Gov Harry W Nice urged ending county almshouses and creating a state institution for care of inmates. In reply to Senator Raymond E Kennedy who asked for another hospital survey the governor said Maryland hospitals are unsatisfactory and expected legislation to abolish almshouses and replace with a state institution providing sanitation and medical care for the helpless.
Rersville was visited at the home of Lieutenant Kuhns mother Mrs Charles Kuhns on Saturday in what appears to be a social or family gathering setting.
Defies Probers is the Senate lobby com Heesson marked by mucn ing and table pounding Sum ner Gerard above treasurer of the Nearipeegt Ano eit ome omphald Con strutional Government loudly refused to produce records of his r panizaven Publisher Frank E Gannett of Rochester NY treads the committee The average male elephant weighs five tons or more.
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