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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
3
A series of Dorothy Dix questions covers marital loyalty amid a teacher’s affair, sarcasm in women, and a wife torn between a devoted husband and a former fianc e. The columns urge steadfastness, caution divorce, and advise against sarcasm while exploring complex romantic loyalties.
A reader asks if divorce is best to end a loveless marriage and allow happiness for all three involved. Dorothy Dix notes the practical option is divorce to resolve the snarl, while another asks about remarriage after a spouse’s death and if waiting a year is necessary. The adviser says a year is customary but not strictly required, as social tact matters.
A note extols a farmer to raise beans tomatoes and salad greens for a table. It celebrates the farmer's ability and readiness to supply produce as fast as possible with the right equipment in place.
A vintage ad touts Doan's Pills as a remedy for backache fatigue and frequent urination caused by cold damp conditions. It claims long use by millions, promising relief by flushing wastes from kidney tubes and filters, and urges readers to get Doan's Pills today.
One of the largest parades in Union Bridge's history rode Friday evening through town, sponsored by local firemen as part of their annual carnival ending Saturday night. The procession started at the park and traveled main streets led by the Westminster William F. Myers and Sons band. It featured visiting fire companies, bands, and multiple organizations with Mayor W. George Skinner and councilmen aboard officials’ cars.
Fire engine men in uniform, decorated bicycles and carts march with children in Union Bridge parade. Bob Jones rides a decorated donkey cart beside the fire trucks and ambulance as junior marshals guide the procession.
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