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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
11
Dorothy Dix counsels that physical attraction must be paired with mental compatibility for lasting marriage. A twenty-year couple with differing education, beliefs, and interests risks dull married life if they marry only on physical allure.
An anonymous elder counsels a Quick Dessert woman and her partner with a shared past to marry. She argues a suitable union is possible, urges forgiveness, and a fresh start without dwelling on past temptations.
Germantown residents Mr and Mrs Bertram Brosius and Mr and Mrs Edward Brosius of Takoma Park were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Carroll Brown, joined by Mrs Loraine Mulligan and others in the gathering.
Fragmentary notes show Mrs Carrath Booth attended on Tatnsday. Elever Fichter and daughter Eller were present on Sunday for a family gathering at Ma Oana Fisiche.
The April aid package to China totaled 200 million dollars from a larger authorization to Congress for assist to allies. China becomes the largest single recipient, surpassing other allied requests. A stray line about blue eyes on a white cat mentions hearing defects in a cat, unrelated to the aid news.
A mixed Hollywood column quotes Anne Baxter and Mary Nash praising sacrifice and democratic ideals. It highlights wartime resolve, calls for justice and equality, and notes a military advisory on firearms and restricted areas from the Eastern Defense Command.
An old ad pitches Donna Tills as a remedy for backache and kidney discomfort. It claims impaired kidney function causes waste buildup in blood and lists symptoms like rheumatic pain, swelling, and fatigue, urging readers to ask their druggists for Donna Tills, a product marketed for over 40 years.
Georgia’s Okmulgee National Monument attracted 29 105 visitors in 1940. The report surveys Atlantic seacoast venues from Maine to Florida including ocean beaches and regional appeal.
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