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News in Frederick, Maryland

14 Feb 1992

Page 12

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1992

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12

Vintage valentines reveal era of romance and whimsy

The article profiles vintage valentines from 1890s to 1920s at Frederick County and local antique shops. It notes lithographic color, silk decorations, moving parts, and varied messages from sweet to insulting, with prized Byerly family cards at the Historical Society. It highlights collectors Mildred Stine and Gary and Kathryn Etzler and prices from 10 to 30 dollars for good cond ic tion.

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Ray Valentine Mildred Stine Emmitsburg Gary Kathryn Etzler Keymar Mr. Etzler Historical Society of Frederick County E. Church St Frederick Byerly Judith Proffitt Historical Society Etzler Ms. Stine Byerlys Valentine America Raphael Tuck, Limited Germany
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Seven types of love according to Kemper theory

A PRNewswire report outlines Professor Theodore D. Kemper's seven love types rooted in two core axes affection and power. Romantic Love combines high affection and power. Unrequited Love features one partner receiving affection while the other holds sway.

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Prnewswire Theodore D. Kemper St. John’s University New York Kemper
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Valentines Day Roses Hold Steady Amid Recession Risk

Red roses remain a popular gift despite the economy with prices from 30 to 70 dollars a dozen supporting the idea that roses are a necessary treat. Florists note steady demand, while observers say big-ticket items like jewelry and luxe dinners may see declines.

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Alvi Voigt Agricul
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