Dorothy Dix: Parents Must Model Good Behavior for Children
Dorothy Dix argues that children imitate their parents and that lectures fail. A baby learns from its environment, so parents must set a consistent example in manners honesty and conduct. Otherwise sons and daughters follow the patterns they see at home.
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Scouting Marks 38th Birthday Observance
The Boy Scouts celebrate their thirty eighth anniversary noting growth from meager beginnings to a broad program. The movement’s aim remains to teach boys to be useful, train them as good citizens, and benefit the community, with many veterans recalling scouting helped in military service.
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Inflation Strife, Prices Realign As Strikes Rise
A discussion on supply and demand hints prices will stabilize at realistic levels amid a Duy ers' strike gaining momentum. The piece argues new house values lag far behind past costs, predicting no deflation, just honest pricing. A birthday party for Markell E Crum is noted with guests listed and pink white decorations.
Local items from the Columns of The News February 10 1998
Central committee submitted to Gov Lowndes the names of four election advisors Harrington Doll Schroeder and Hueshew for Frederick A Stirring baseball game at Oak Orchard Feb 8 home bats defeated Park Hall Carroll County 2 12 in nine innings Reported gold mine found on Jesse Roop farm near Singanore post office ore valued per ton Board of...
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Carroll County
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Cresap Rifle Club Organized Here in 1928
Twenty years ago local news notes report the Cresap Rifle Club formed with officers including Tee Meter vice, R Derzbaugh, George J Ross as treasurer, and R Winebrewer as ex officio. Also a letter to Mrs Stan details residents returning from Singapore and a burglary incident at a general store. Will Roberts, former proprietor of the Emmit House, died in St. Cloud Florida after residing there three years.
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Taneytown Boy Scouts Featured At Kiwanis Meeting
Taneytown Kiwanis guests heard Wilbur O. Thomas discuss Boy Scout Troop No. 348 activities. In 1947 the troop had 20 members at year start with nine new enrollments, averaged four meetings monthly, and 31 percent attendance. Merit badges were earned and trips included Hershey hockey and Memorial Day parade.
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Truman Manages Dissent Over Fed Chairman Pick
Washington Daybook notes Democratic chairman J Howard McGrath puzzled by Truman’s choice of a Republican as Federal Reserve Board chair. Eccles’s independence angered the administration. Ivy Duggan and George Hamilton were considered successors. President refuses to explain the appointment, McGrath retreats. Lexicographer tale about corrigendum adds light relief. Damascus P T A reports party leaders, chest X ray program, FBI briefing, school building bids, and a safety program outline.
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Damascus P. T. A
Damascus
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Birthday Party for Rev Myers Held at LeGore Home
A surprise birthday gathering took place at Rev Samuel B Myers home in LeGore on Saturday. Attendees included Abs Myers and Abs family, Rev and Mrs Samuel B Myers Jr, Charles M Myers of Creagerstown, their daughters Joan and Connie, Mr and Mrs Leslie Tobery and son Allan of Frederick Rt. 4, along with Merril Adkins family and Janice Elaine. Gifts were exchanged and a birthday cake centered the table.
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James Hoffman
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Gilbert Mills
Richard Harbaugh
Irving Rhoderick
Mary Reddick
Edith Reddick
Nannie Reddick
Myrtle Free
Emily Waits
Malcolm Barber
Warren Ketters
Samuel B. Myers
LeGore
Abs. Myers
Charles M. Myers
Creagerstown
Joan
Connie
Creager Town
Lesl Tobery
Allan
Frederick
Mrr
Merril Adkins
Merhi
Bobby
Janice Elaine
Maryland War Veterans Honored at State Cathedral Service
Washington state observes Maryland Sunday on February 15 with prayers for the government and people, honoring Maryland men and women who served in wartime. The state flag will be carried in the processional with the national colors.
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Washington
Maryland
Elizabeth Barger to bow at Health Center alleys exhibition
Mrs Elizabeth Barger the top ranked US woman duckpin bowler will conduct an exhibition at Health Center alleys on a Wednesday afternoon after noon February 31 at 4 o clock. Hood College physical education sponsors the event and the exhibition will be open to the public.
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United States
Health Center
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Taft's 1948 price forecast echoed by today in Washington
Washington reports Senator Taft predicted an early 1948 price break due to deflationary Treasury debt payments and abundant crops. He argued supply and demand would correct grain and livestock markets, reducing inflation without broad price controls.
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Frederick High hosts National Symphony Orchestra amid cold crowd
Frederick residents packed the high school auditorium to hear the National Symphony Orchestra under Hans Kindler. The program featured Franck’s Symphony in D minor and encores from Scriabin and Debussy, as the audience endured near zero weather and fuel shortages.
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Strength For Today Lycar L. Douklass vi
An essay on atheism argues most claimants lack substantiation and worship substitutes. It critiques self worship and moral failing behind unbelief, noting youth departures from faith often revert after hardship. Also mentions submarines using schnorkel and a plan to generate breathing oxygen from hydrogen peroxide.
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Dudley Page Addresses Kiwanis on Naval Observatory Time
Commander Dudley M Page USN spoke to the Kiwanis Club about the U S Naval Observatory work. He noted timekeeping precision to one thousandth of a second and joked about his watch failing during the talk.
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Extenuate and misuse highlighted in lesson notes
A lesson warns about common word errors and mispronunciations. It discusses ext to diminish and weaken and cites a Shakespeare quote about persistence in wrong actions.
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Airborne Warfare by Gavin Foretells Future of War
Major General Gavin predicts airpower dominates future combat with airborne landings replacing beachheads. He argues missiles and aircraft will enable rapid, dispersed operations, isolating enemy centers and reducing need for mass beach landings. Grange notes follow, with local meeting updates in Maryland.
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Veterans Guide explains GI Bill home loan limits and guarantees
Washington notes how VA home loan guarantees work to help veterans buy houses with little or no down payment. The GI Bill guarantee equals 50 percent of the loan up to a $4,000 maximum, with banks and lenders handling actual financing. Applications rise, defaults are few, but future issues loom.
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Weather statistics for February and week
The report notes none of yesterday's 24 hour precipitation and 50 of normal monthly total. February 1947 recorded 1.60 inches. excess/deficit to February 1948 shows minus 1.36 inches. High yesterday 27, low last night 2. Sunset 5 41 p.m. Tomorrow sunrise 7 09 a.m. Moon events listed with tomorrow’s rises and sets. Total degree days 3500.
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Anniversaries and Birthdays Across 1800s and 1900s
Today in History and birthdays feature a long list of notable figures from politics science and culture. Names include Isham Harris Ira Remsen Harrison Gray Otis Alexander Herrmann William Allen White and John Henry Affair era highlights cover treaties battles and 20th century events.
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