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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1951
Page
2
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan discusses virus pneumonia based on reader letters. He notes prolonged convalescence, lasting cough and fatigue, and the lack of specific cures, urging bed rest and time for recovery while research continues. He warns of longer-term susceptibility and emphasizes careful care during recovery.
Key Chevrolet sales staff discuss gift suggestions and padding options for holiday buyers. The brief notes emphasize pricing, service plans, and delivery timing for gifts tied to vehicle purchases.
Daniel Reuben Grove and Sarah Jane Baker marked a diamond anniversary on December 10, 1491, at the Frederick church of the Brethren where they have worshiped for fifty five years. Their family hosted a reception in Shookstown with grandchildren providing music and a three tier cake. The Groves, aged 85 and 78, have six children, thirteen grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren, and remain active in their community.
Dorothy Dix notes the death of a prominent columnist and explains in a Q A with Corinne T how a wife can engage with her husband’s interests. She urges willingness to learn about his pursuits, stresses tidiness and attention to his work, and argues education level should not block a happy marriage.
A reader urged Corinne to overcome laziness and pursue self discipline to reach higher levels in business and society. The columnist encourages dedication, notes many women rise with spouses, and asserts a strong marriage justifies effort and self improvement. A separate inquiry about an engagement ring asks who may claim it within a family. The response says the sister’s son is part of the family and deserving, with alternate options mentioned.
A sentimental note discusses an engagement ring kept out of sight in a deposit box and hopes the nephew's wife will value it. A reader asks if a high school grad should invite a boy to escort her to commencement, and the answer affirms the propriety of extending the invitation. War correspondence notes the UN shoulder insignia worn for the first time in Korean War coverage.
Today's deals from Lawson Motor Sales offer post war cars at 35 to 70 percent of new car prices. Featured models include a 1951 Nash Convertible 1595, 1951 Nash Station Wagon 1595, 1930 Nash Statesman 4495, 1949 Mercury 1495, 1949 Nash Ambassador 1495, 1949 Studebaker Convertible 1395, 1949 Nash 600 1295, 1949 Oldsmobile 1795, 1949 Hudson Commander 1595, 1948 Nash Ambassador Club Coupe 1395, 1948 Chevrolet 1095, 1948 Buick 1145, 1947 Buick Super 1145.60, 1946 Nash Ambassador 795, 1942 Buick 525, 1940 Plymouth 350. Many others available. High allowance for old cars and low finance rates. Open evenings at 114 W. Patrick St and 703 N. Market St. Extd. Jefferson St. Extd. Phone 1740-R.
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