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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1954
Page
3
Beatrice Fehr argues that a clean page in 1955 starts with individual choices. Each person shapes families and nations through daily actions, from weight loss and manners to house repairs and kindness, aiming for world peace through better personal conduct.
Editorial urges personal New Year resolutions to foster harmony at home and better relations with family and colleagues. Emphasizes kindness, consideration, and courteous behavior as foundations for peaceful workplaces and communities in 1955.
A fragmented statement urges sorting and reclaiming forgotten hills from a pit to gather and head to Peoples, urging a fresh start at the first of the month.
The program lists Libby Lewis on piano for Gentle Ber and Let There Be Christmas cheer with various soloists and recitations by Sandra May, Darlene May, Jerry Beach, Robert Wetzel, Billie Lewis, George Max, Sally Boone, George May, and Shirley Wetzel. It includes trumpet and clarinet duets and a trio singing Away In A Manger. The piece What A Friend We Have In Jesus is noted amid a long, rambling editorial insert about science and peace.
A peculiar piece highlights Luf's Sturt in a surreal display of mental agility. It praises mathematical skill, street paving innovation, and inventions that bend old rules. The narrative claims machines run on simple principles and even claims flight over oceans in short time.
198 A. Dairy Farm with two houses on hard road frontage includes a four stanchion barn with silo and a bank barn. Main house features Morris path and freee nace. tenant house has electric and bath. Prices range from 10 500 to 38 500 with broker cooperation and several brick houses listed for sale. Paul G. Morgan represents Emmert R. Bowlus, broker.
A flood of real estate ads lists brick and frame dwellings near Military Road Hood College and Camp Detrick. Properties include 3 to 6 rooms, modern heating, garages, porches, and fenced yards with prices from 10 500 to 19 800. Several near Fred, East South Street, and West Market Street advertise quick sale and veteran buy options with no down payment.
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