Dorothy Dix on Generational Gap and Parental Tyranny
Dorothy Dix argues parents and children clash due to differing generations and speed of life. She says parents cling to youth while youths seek autonomy, leading to secrecy and delinquency. The remedy is parents maturing with their children so freedom and responsible behavior prevail.
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Mr. Kipling
Ami
Buster Brown
Ournriter
Johnny
Mamie
The
Belt Syndicate, Inc
Three's A Family at Iy at tain Theater
The Three’s A Family comedy opens a four day run at the Heights plus house Wednesday night. The zany Whitaker family endures housing woes in the play by Phoebe and Henry Ephron featuring Miss Porel and Mr Wilson with a Broadway pedigree.
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Braddock Heights
Wilson
Mr Wilson
Paris
Harvard
Resame
Jacqueline Porel
Jany Hott
Miss Porel
France
Theater Guild
Brock Pemberton
Ane
Jose Ferrer
the Heights
Pheebe
Henry Ephron
Longacre
New York
Zany Whitaker
New Frontiers in Midwest Chemical Advances Highlighted
At the Midwest meeting of the American Chemical Society scientists unveiled advances benefiting farmers miners and industry. A grain alcohol yield boost lowers costs and increases grain demand while cattle feed byproducts rise. Boron fertilizer improves sparse alfalfa yields and a two gas sensing device warns miners and workers of toxic air.
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Midwest
American Chemical Society
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Faith in humanity and its role in government
A meditation on democratic faith noting Americans historically trust self rule and fair play, contrasting with totalitarian systems that curb freedom and steer toward war. the piece argues trust in people spurs progress and happiness, followed by an eclectic prose note on daisies and a stray physics line about bullets.
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United States
Athletic Park Draws 200-300 in Frederick Evenings
Fifty years ago in Frederick July 1 1897 athletic park drew crowds of 200 to 300 to watch wheelmen on the bicycle course. Washington flyer George S Ball and Frederick riders Jace Schmidt and Murray Brisk featured in the event while G Mantz Rhodes supervised a soda water stand and M Goodman suffered bruises after a fall from a bicycle. C L Lampe entered the race for postmaster amid Republican backing.
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the News
Athletic Park
Frederick
George S Ball
Washington Flyer
Jace Sehmidt
Murray
Brisk
G. Mantz Rhodes
Soda
Robert Portner Potting
3. M. Goodman
North Market Street
South Market Street
C.L C. Lampe
Lester
Dutrow
Local items from the columns of the News July 1 1927
Twenty years ago local notes report Maryland National Guard First Regiment encampment plans near Ritchie. June was the coolest month in Bureau records with two hot days and 0 rainfall above zero. Fredrick banks clearings for June total 32 063 895 49, down slightly from 1921. Bass fishing season opens with many anglers headed for rivers. 769 licenses issued by the Circuit Court clerk.
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Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Bright Button Theme On Genius And Effort
Earl L. Douglass argues that success hinges on effort over mind quality. He notes many gifted people fade away without achievement due to vanity and lack of diligence, using a Peer Gynt reference about a failed bright button on the world’s waistcoat.
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Earl L. Douglass
Tor Peer Gynt
Vacation Time Delights Into Daily Life
A short note by N A Lufburrow reflects on vacation time as a yearly event that brings cheer anticipation and pleasure, acknowledging the joy of holidays as they arrive and the inevitable return to routines with a nod to two days off.
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N. A. Lufburrow
History and geography Q and A mixed facts
The text presents Q and A items on Palestine history Cairo Damascus New Zealand birds and Dakota Bad Lands. It includes dates from ancient Rome to World War I and notes on travel and wildlife with fragmented, questionable details.
Social Situations Situation Advice and Gratitude
A fragment notes someone named Situation or Situation Amend offering professional help for free. The text also mentions thanking the helper and offering a favor in return as a token of appreciation. It suggests looking for a gesture or favor rather than money.
Many Weddings Reported In Hagerstown Area
A string of weddings across Hagerstown and nearby towns feature brides and grooms from local families. Notables include Virginia B. Messersmith and James Floyd Strine, Kathryn Annabelle Dougherty and George L. Bohn, and Jeanette Crabtree and Gilbert D. Cooper, with details of dress, attendants, and reception. Other ceremonies include Dorothy Koontz Fogle and FOgle, Faye L. Bower and Curtis Webber, Rosemary Woolever and Willis Hewitt, Florence Remsburg and David Roberts, Gloria Stokes and James Johns, Ruth Magin and Marvin Magin, and multiple couples in Frederick and surrounding communities.
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Naval Air Corps
Norwich University
North Geld
University of Maryland Law School
Doris Ann Washabaugh
Pittsburgh
Columbia Business College
The
Herald Mail Company
Hagerstown
Labor law basics for employers new NLRB election rules
James Marlow explains how the National Labor Relations Board governs union recognition and bargaining. The law ties union approval to elections, limits forced union shops, and allows NLRB elections when contracts expire or 30 percent of workers request one. It notes protections and risks for small independents facing union pressure.
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James Marlow
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
NLREB
Tosaga
LRS
Clemency plea ignored in three Irgun executions
London reports the British government rejected a UN special committee plea to halt the executions of three Irgun Zvai Leumi members linked to a mass break from Acre prison. The Foreign Office stated the May 15 General Assembly call for end to violence has no bearing on justice administration.
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London
United Nations Special Committee On Palestine
Ofice
United Nations General Assembly
Palestine
Foreign Office
Trygve Lie
United Nations
New
Hatia
Capromys
Property Deeds Recorded In Wilson Area Sale Notices
Deeds recorded show four Lee Place properties sold in the Wilson development area with prices around 10 000 9 500 9 000 and 86 000. Other transfers include 1412 North Market Street 19 000, Route 40 Aliman division 312 500, 209 East Sixth Street 3 500 and Ninth Avenue B Street Brunswick 3 000. Arrests reported night none. two arrests: Ernest Dixon intoxication cell costs and James Copeland loitering costs. Russell V Oden Monrovia Md serves with First Calvary in Tokyo Yokohama area occupation duty.
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Lee ? Place
Wilson Area
New Westmn
Deec
Courts ofEce
Melvin O. Oden
Lee Place
Joyce T. Garman
Frank T. Miller
Airs
North Merket Street
Delbert Poole
Paul S. Shepler
Sidney E. Dixon
New Aliman Division
Route 40
Chester S. Wiles
Everett L. Neff
East Sixth Street
Wil
Melvin V. Thompson
John W. Shawyer
Ninth Avenue
B Street
Brunswick
Japan
Eighth Army
Tokyo
Pic
Russell V. Oden
Monrovia
Tthe First Calvary Division
Tokyo-Yokohama
Medical guidance on thermometer use and fever response
A historical health column explains oral temperature norms and testing times morning and afternoon, noting possible one to two degree variations and actions if readings exceed 99.6 F. It covers proper thermometer care and the role of fever in infection and post surgery recovery, plus a fatal 1926 park accident count.
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Syria
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Mt Zon Lutheran Church
Ladiesburg
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Baxter C. Dougherty
George L. Bohn
Raymond C. Myers
Raymond Anders
Howard Bohn
York
Loudelle Howard
Alfred R. Howard
T Foster
Charles Town
W. Va
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Carriemae Rhodes
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Thurmont
Wallace James Hutchins
Nelson Hutchins
Baltimore
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Roger K Woeren Bestman
John Rhodes
Aliss Florence Rhodes
Hutchins
Pennsy Railroad
Cook—McGaha
Harry E Nokes
Frances Nokes McGaha
Jesse L Cook
Freder
New England States
Cook
Ferle—Hoontz
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C Lo Thompson
Dorothy Kreontz
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Kenneth West
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Mt. Pleasant
Hervey Fogle
Chestnut Grove
Fogle
William Koontz
Frederick High School
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Mr. Pleasant
Marvin L Bower
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington, D. C
U. S. Navy
Hewitt
Shookstown
Roberts
Remsburg
Florence Mae Remsburg
Frederick Remsburg
Jefferson
David R. Roberts
Cornelius H. Roberts
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United Brethren
J.H. Schmitt
Roy Thompson
Johnus—Stokes
Camillus B. Stokes
Rockville
Gloria Elizabeth Stokes
James S. Johns
Brooke Johns
Olney
James M. Hogan
St John’s Rectory
Magin—Merson
Ruth E. Merson
Lina Merson
Marvin M. Magin
Henry A. Magin
Smallwood
Westminster Church of the Brethren Parsonage
Earl S. Mitchell
Aliss Dorothy Mosley
Floyd Shipley
Smallwoed
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John Magin
Smallweed
Lawrence Walthall
Westminster
Lina Mersoz
Needle Art Club
William x Brish
Bellerton
Brish
Harry Brittain
Catonsville
Brittain
Chub
Fradut Seeger
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Genera Mimond
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Enork
G. Watson Algive
Anne
Hampstead
Grange
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Sea Howe
Farry News
William Crum
Byron Crum
Maxelyn Jones
Kelfer
Virginia Mainhart
Tobias Zimmerman
L. H. Crickenberger
Spain
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Greece
Portugal
Maser
Ernest Dixon
North Bentz ‘Street
Arnold Simmons
James Copeland
Florence
S. C
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Ellis Carty
William A. O'Brien
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