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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1942
Page
8
Inquiries about polite social usage are examined with references to etiquette. The questions explore whether a phrase like I come if I can is a courteous acceptance and whether expressions of embarrassment about inviting someone out should be avoided.
Fragmentary OCR yields a quirky catalogue style entry with items like Dove's rial, Little, Ringic, and symbols. mentions of alternating current and perfume. a line about fertile plains extending to the Saskatchewan river. overall unclear but hints at geography and science curios.
Puzzle clues mix across materials and grids, listing numerous definitions and cross references. Entries include abbreviations, ancient terms, places, and instruments, with several misprints or garbled letters suggesting a fill-in crossword style. The list covers numbered vertical clues and several thematic hints such as Latin roots and measurement terms.
A discussion on responding to invitations and wedding etiquette. It covers whether to answer wedding invites, how a maid should respond, and how to invite friends to a home, stressing polite directness and proper forms when declining or confirming attendance. The text includes examples and questions about appropriate phrasing and social expectations.
A dense listing of radio programs across dayparts featuring colorage nature sketches, military bands, dance orchestras, variety shows, and concerts. It includes entries on the Canadian Air Force Band, Matinee in Va, and Dancing Matinge, with noted hosts and segments such as Park and Fo with the darters, Native Concert, and Radio City content. Multiple time slots show a mix of music, news, and theatrical pieces, interspersed with war era programs and orchestral broadcasts.
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