Cattle for Small Farm Use From Dexter Breed to Wiltshire Sheep
An essay notes on Long Island Dexter cattle as tiny stock for small farms. Only 20 head exist in the United States, with cows and bulls reaching Shetland pony height. At slaughter, a Dexter yields about 350 pounds of meat. The article also highlights Wiltshire Horn Sheep as heat-tolerant mutton sources, suited to southern climates. Farming changes with these compact animals.
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United States
England
Guided Golf Clubs Jack Fleck Wins Open Title
Jack Fleck, Davenport, Iowa, the modest new United States Open champion, testified that God helped him win the title and his clubs were guided. He defeated Ben Hogan who sought a fifth Open crown in the grueling tournament.
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Jack Fleck
Davenport
Iowa
Fleck
Ben Hogan
Fiick Herutot
Igi
Deler- Vagat
Letter writer warns of lethal holidays on highways
A reader condemns “slaughter” on Decoration Day Independence Day and Labor Day as alcohol fueled risk. He notes few accidents stem from mechanical faults while highways are marked and patrols trained, urging restraint and awareness of alcohol’s role in crashes. The letter also mentions air force and military assignments for local residents and Fort Jackson training details.
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Slaugter
Lhe News
Bob Considine
Y. Nictiolson
Washington, D. C
Luf's Stuff Makes A Difference In Wrathee and Weather
The piece discusses how weather and mood relate, noting that people feel heat rain and cold similarly. It suggests a communal voice in recognizing discomfort and fame in broader halls. It mentions Lufburrow and states larynx cancer is more common in men, comprising about 2.5 percent of cancers among men in the U S.
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N. A. Lufburrow
U. S
Fourth of July youngsters treat at Tivoli theater
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion hosts a Monday morning event at ten with a movie and sweets for youngsters. Amos Harper and Post officers coordinate the program, featuring a full length film and several shorts and cartoons, followed by treats.
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Francis Scott Key Post
Americana Legion
Tivoli Theater
Amos Harper
William H.S. Miller
Rodney Leniz
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A wall collapse at the old Bantz tannery on Brewery Alley by Carroll Creek blocks the alley for hours after the east wall falls. The wreck damages the stable yard gate and a water system. Sale of a three story brick dwelling on South Market Street to Charles P. Knock for $30,000 is noted. United Fire Company directors discuss a city deed transferring engine house property, with a plan for a $400 note to the city. A mare belonging to Mr A L Co McCardall on North Market Street is noted as unlucky with jaw issues. Mr Charles Beaveller sells two brick dwellings on East Sour Street for $2,000.
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Bantz Tannery
Brewery Alley
Carroll Creek
Baye Way
Zacharias and
Burke
Matphlas Bartois
South
AL Co McCardall
North Market Street
Charles BE
Vellers
Frank FB. Maer
East Sours Street
Twenty Years Ago Items Prom The Uniumes Of The News
Journal notes dated June 28 recounts wedding notices and local events from twenty years ago. Prominent entries include multiple weddings in Maryland towns, with details on bridegrooms, venues, and ceremonies led by various pastors. Also mentioned are local church activities, a large beetle trap project, and probate actions in Thurmont and Walkersville areas.
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Jane
Travel Study And Teaching Roundup At Hood College
Hood College faculty plans for summer include travel study and teaching. Frances Cutman and Benlan Common will tour national parks and the Grand Canyon. Others will study in Europe or the Middle West, attend conferences, or supervise research projects in economics, sociology, and political economy.
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Sauttel
Frances Cutman
Benlan Common
Busce Ane Zin
Grand Canson
Grace Lipps
OL Twines
Walt
Middle West
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Bernice Grose Pestinate Oonteceey
Ayme Economics
Joan Foreman
Western Europe
Willian R. Barnhart
Sherwood Eddy
London
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Bertin
Jane McCarrell
Reporters Debate Age Limits for U S Presidential Candidates
A sample of residents and visitors discuss whether there should be a maximum age for presidential candidates. Opinions range from 45 to 65 as the limit, with some favoring no age cap and others opposing any restriction on age. Names and locations vary, including Gardner Fairfax and Nichols Licketts, Ramsburg New Market, Neff Dayton, and Korrell Patrick Street.
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United States
Eisenhower
Luey
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
M. W. Gardner
Fairfax
J. E. Nichols
Licketts
C. L. Neff
Dayton
Ohio
Bible Love Brought George Miller Joy Through Scripture
Reverend A Purnell Bailey recalls George Miller’s belief that happiness comes from loving and reading Holy Scripture. He read through the Bible four times yearly, prayed over its text, meditated, and applied lessons to his heart. The path to a happy life lies in obedience and daily discipline with God’s Word.
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A. Purnell Bailey
George Miller
Muller
Malter
Gen. Features Corp
Doctor Explains Spastic Colon Causes and Care
Dr Edwin P Jordan describes irritable bowel as common and distressing yet not life threatening. He links symptoms to nervous strain and diet, notes attacks vary in duration, and urges medical evaluation of underlying worry and glands, with dietary adjustments and possible medicines.
Birth notices and relocations in Libertytown area
Mr and Mrs Ho Layton Stoner Libertytown announce birth of daughter Gwendolyn Gale at Frederick Memorial. Mrs Stoner is former Parepa Moxley of Libertytown. Mother and daughter are doing nicely. David Daffin of West Third Street leaves Saturday for Pocono summers as camp counselor. Mr and Mrs Edward W. Heefner recently of 262 East Fifth Street have moved to 618 Maxwell Avenue. Mr and Mrs Winfred B. Edgar of Landover welcome daughter Patricia Anne born June 13 at Columbia Hospital Washington. mother is former Myrtle Brust. Mr and Mrs Marshall D. Matthews of Te Gore announce birth of son Richard Wayne at Frederick Memorial Hospital on June 18. Marybelle Page Level Acres Farm returns from visit with uncle G By Crum and James G. Rave of Lancaster. Paul Edward Brandenburg listed as at Bainbridge Naval Base for 14 days with parents in Unionville before Norfolk call. Pic Wilbur Elwood Martin spent ten days with wife Leah Brandenburg and family at Unionville then returned to Fort Benning.
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Ho Layton Stoner
Libertytown
Edward WW. Heefner
East Fifth Street
Maxwell Avenue
Winfred B. Edgar
Harmon Avenue
Landover
Patricia Anne
Columbia Hospital
Washington
Myrtle Brust
Frederick
Marshall
Matthews
TeGore
Richard Wayne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marybelle Page
Level Acres Farm
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James G. Rave
Lancaster
Paul Edward Brandenburg
Rhee Oeens
Bainbridge Naval Base
Arthur Brandenburg
Unionville
Norfolk
Wilbur Elwood Martin
Leah R. Brandenburg
Fort Benning, Ga
Illness Updates From Johns Hopkins and Baltimore Hospitals
Among the sick report several Baltimore area patients. R E Dela plaine of Upper College Terrace remains seriously ill at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Ruth Long of Middletown is under observation at University Hospital. Mrs Homer Boyer of Jefferson recovers from major surgery and plans to return home Wednesday. Cave W Ramsburg of Frederick RFD 5 is recovering at Frederick Memorial Hospital after right leg amputation last week. his left leg was amputated a year ago.
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Upper College Terrace
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ruth Long
Middletown
University Hospital, Baltimore
Homer Boyer
Jefferson
Cave W. Ramsburg
Frederick
RFD 5
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ramsburg
Bible Thoughts From Isaiah Verse Reflection
A compact religious meditation by George Larimer on divine aid as strength to the poor and distressed. It notes God’s inexhaustible resources replacing sorrow burdens temptations and care with spiritual comfort and resilience.
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George Larimer
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