Two-Pronged Legislative Sidelights in Maryland
The Frederick, Maryland paper reviews a National Review article by George Carter on American prosperity tied to natural resources, warns conservation is essential to sustain wealth, and notes Maryland legislative moves: a public park study for Atlantic shore access, state bonuses for employee suggestions, aging-related employment research, and a proposal to extend the General Assembly session from 30 to 50 days in even years.
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Uickman
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Madame Rubinstein the Everlasting Beauty Icon
Boyle Column profiles Madame Rubinstein of New York, famed beauty mogul and international icon. The piece highlights her career, wealth, and public life, noting her empire built on cosmetics, celebrity, and a demanding work ethic, with personal details about lifestyle and ambitions.
Fifty Years Ago in Frederick News Columns
A 1908 recap notes voters to decide on whether to exclude bees and pens, a mayoral loan of 6500 dollars to cover festival costs, and city lighting duty. West End Realty plans development on Mel Falney tract with incorporators listed. Isaac J. Ely’s property sold for 3000 dollars. Dr Love T MacGill not reappointed as state fire material head.
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Hells
Ely
Frederick
Festislal
City Register
QUE West End Realty Company
Rockwell Terrace
West Third Steel
Oliver C. Warehime
John C. Head J
Clarke Kieffer
Walker N. Jolliffe
A. Lekor McCarmell
Iva L. Miter
George Li. Wilenson
Isaac J. Ely
West Second Suoel
Methodes R. Kemp
Love T. Macgill
Twenty Years Ago News Wrote The Columns Of The News
A fragmentary historical note recalls Associate Judge Arthur D Willard urging the February grand jury to be thorough and naming Roger J Rice as foreman The report also mentions Bishop Edwin I Toughes addressing the Frederick County Ministerial Association on evangelism and notes a winter drought after floods and storms. Local speakers Mayo Loyd Culler and others spoke at events in Baltimore and gardens shows.
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Februay Grand Jury
Roger J, Rice
Tocal Wholesale
Edwin I. Tughes
Washington Area
Methodist- Episcopal Church
Frederick County
Mayo Loyd
Notable anniversaries and historical notes from United States and world events
Know America Volay lists anniversaries of Nathaniel Rochester and Charles Scrilmer with biographical notes, while entries for Oliver Wolcott Gibbs and Alma Angela Gil lespie highlight educational leaders. A Today in History section recalls McNeil’s cavalry raid into Cumberland, and landmark dates include the first telephone directory and the U.S. Steel incorporation. The piece also mentions Israel and Egypt political events and a forthcoming plebiscite plan in the Arab world.
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Virginia
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the Nate
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Peaches College
Elsie, Mich
Louis Gaingehalk
President urges confidence as economy faces challenges
The President stays forthright in discussing economic problems and calls for maintaining employment and factory activity. Aimed at reassuring Americans across parties, the message insists on accurate facts and opposes distorted reporting about natural disasters or economic trends. The National Symphony Orchestra and Merriweather West Award are noted in cultural events for the period.
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Wolner
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Wree Giekels
Ind We
Ralph Black
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Inde Streais
Wallington HD
Language and Style in News City Editorials and Fashion Notes
A rambling column covers public speech on worship, casual slang such as you all, and shifts in wardrobe trends like chemises and sacks. It praises local editors and outdoors writers while critiquing tone, language, and the influence of journalists on readers.
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G O P Dinner Postponed by Bad Weather in Frederick
The Frederick County G O P dinner scheduled for Saturday night at the Armory was postponed due to adverse weather. General Chairman Mehr F. Wackler announced a new date will be set soon and that Charles A. Halleck would be a planned speaker if a new date is found.
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Increased Activity in Home Loan Program Reported
WASINGTON February 21 The Veterans Administration reported increased activity in January with 4,242 proposed structures appraisals up 30 percent from December 3,301. Existing structures appraisals 2,082 in January up 33.6 percent from December 1,538. January mortgage applications 7,880 down 3.7 percent from December 9,508. Housing starts 4,174 in January down 12.2 percent from 4,638. One year earlier 17,904 starts. The program has been drying up since 1958.
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Fanuery
Hee
Hatchery Shipments Move Through Snowbound Route
Fort Detrick reports a West Chester hatchery owner and son-in-law braved heavy snow from Baltimore to Frederick to deliver 8 000 embryonated eggs. Despite blocked highways and long delays, persistent shoveling and driving secured the cargo, while Shaw also teaches animal husbandry at the University of Pennsylvania. The week also saw new military arrivals and a birth announcement for a son named Larry William.
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Joe Gine
George Kfshaw
Jlo Frederick
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iGields
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West Cheser
Security For You Readers Ask About Social Security Benefits
A long reader letter discusses Social Security payments for widows and dependents, noting 14 quarters work for eligibility, possible burial costs coverage, and monthly pensions. Letters from Mrs. J W of Sewaris and others describe personal cases, with questions about eligibility, amounts, and how benefits are calculated.
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St Petersburg
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Pex
Unclear foot weakness raised by four year old child
Fragmentary note suggests a four year old child may suffer from an inherent foot weakness causing arched issues and a tendency to wait barefoot. The text implies curiosity about inborn conditions affecting foot structure.
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Cash for News Tips At The News Post February Prize
The News Post offers cash prizes for local news tips in February. Submissions must be received during office hours weekdays except Saturday, with a first prize of 3 dollars, second 2 dollars, and third and next five prizes at one dollar each. Only the first tip shown with proper matter will be considered and editors will select winners. Phone Monument 21977 for tips.
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Doctor Addresses Premature Gray Hair In Teenagers
Doctor reflects on premature graying among teens and young adults. He notes some cases run in families and that the exact causes are unclear. He advises not to worry and to consider safe hair-darkening options if desired.
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