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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1964
Page
10
A medical advice column outlines beryllium toxicity risks from inhalation and beryllium disease, emphasizing early removal from exposure, patch testing, and prevention. It covers Parnate side effects, normal low pulse rates in athletes, and postmenopausal abdominal changes with girdle use and exercises.
A series of property ads list houses in various areas with prices and features. Entries include a Schley Ave two bedroom split level for 26500, Mountaindale three bedroom on large lot for 11750, a west city two bedroom shingle home for 11500, a Culler Ave home for 26500, two Monocacy Village lots for 17750 and 19750, a 6 3 bedroom brick near the city with garage for low 200s, and Woodsboro three bedroom brick near school for 20000. Ernest W. Ausherman and Carlton Carey Jr. are the listed realtors.
Dorothy Dix asks Dr Joyce Brothers about a mother concerned that her husband wants to introduce their 17 to 19 year old son to call girls to gain experience. She notes European elites practice this, arguing premarital encounters with prostitutes protect marriage and class, but she seeks guidance.
Guidance supervisor Walter Duckett presents a promotion test linking absenteeism late arrivals and attitude to career advancement. The piece notes seven questions and concludes mostly no answers aid advancement. City Police report arrests, including John W. Frazier, 33, Rockville, charged with driving without a license and failing to stop at a stop sign.
Police report lists Edward Howarth and Merril Dixon charged with muffler and intoxication offenses, John Stone and Dixon arrested for drunkenness, plus John Forrester charged for permitting an unauthorized vehicle use. Caribbean exercise details include Donald Miller aboard USS Little Rock and West South Street lead scouts escort to National Jamboree. Nesting hummingbird fact concludes column.
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