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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1964
Page
3
A humorous column from Portland about a family battle with their milkman, garbage man, and postman. The piece follows misdelivered mail, incorrect milk orders, and a persistent neighborly mess, ending with a drink made from eggnog.
The message stresses sequence in living a good life placing the best before good, citing Matthew 10 35 39. It argues family ties are important but incomparably less than devotion to God and living by his will, for those who find life in God gain true life.
William S Otis of Massachusetts developed a crude steam shovel in 1838 and used it to dig the roadbed for a railroad, marking a milestone in early industrial transportation.
A reader cites names and figures in a discussion of single women labeled old maids and the social pressures they face. Advice urges self respect, humor, and open-mindedness to avoid derision while noting a daughterlike push from authorities toward better conduct.
AP Newsfeatures samples leap year era tips from Robert Reed Clifton Faddiman Paul Anka Neil Sedaka John Gary Johnny Carson Paul Richards Frank Buxton David Janusssen Hugh Downs Van Heflin and others. The group offers guidance on listening minds equality individuality and social cues to attract a life partner in 1964.
Dorothy Dix advises unmarried women on handling old maid ridicule while preserving dignity. In a church class a teacher notes married women can be cranky too and a remark about having friends prompts reflection on perceptions of single women.
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