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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1965
Page
2
Doctor Brandstadt explains schizophrenia and paranoia with symptoms of withdrawal, hallucinations, and misperceptions of reality. He notes paranoid ideas can arise from fatigue or illness, urges institutional care, and discusses manic low mood and treatment options.
The item presents a daily vocabulary note by W L Gordon focusing on usage tips. It covers plural forms of staff, mispronunciations, misspellings, and a synonym list, ending with today’s word dissenting defined as expressing disagreement.
When marriages differ greatly in temperament and ideals, happiness may come after divorce and remarriage. If a couple violates decency and restraint, their next venture sometimes yields the peace denied before. The author then notes generosity in response.
The passage argues that unhappy second or third marriages arise mainly from character weaknesses rather than circumstances. It notes that happiness rarely follows a second union, as selfishness, stubbornness, and reluctance to give and take hinder lasting change. The urge to divorce signals hope for happiness through change.
Former assistant dean of women at the University of Maryland Miss Julia E Billings has received appointment as Dean of Women at American University in Washington effective Sept 1. She holds a masters degree in Latin.
Dorothy Dix explains chronic lateness is a hidden compulsion not tied to age sex or wealth. She cites Jack, a garage worker, who repeatedly arrived late to work and classes, risking his job and education despite ability and charm.
The 30th annual reunion of descendants of Samuel Lighter Smith and Catherine Lighter Smith gathered 130 members at Farmers Picnic Woods Petersville. Attendees included Russell and George Smith families, Wachter and Wolfe clans, Stine and Smith relatives, with a picnic, program, business meeting, and children's games following.
A long list of individuals and couples is named in the notice, including Reginald Sandown Rebecca Reggie Donie Franklin Smith Sheree Marvin Anita Craig Smith and many others. The compilation names numerous Smiths and related households with multiple first and last names across generations and spouses.
Ann Arbor, Michigan AP reports a Washtenaw County Jail inmate cut through a maximum security cell bars with a hack saw blade to escape. Br. 3 Whitaker, 21, of Flint was recaptured within seven hours after authorities learned the bars had been sawn a year earlier. Witness Bradley told officers he knew of the cut since another former detainee mentioned it.
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