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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1943
Page
9
Dorothy Dix advises aiming for harmony with the mother-in-law rather than enmity. She suggests understanding the grandmotherly urge to meddle, avoiding prideful reactions, and using tact to curb intrusiveness while inviting support with bills and children.
A history annal lists notable births and deaths including Roger Brooke Taney Patrick E Connor Emily Sartain and Charles F Brush. It also notes events: St Patrick death legend Boston evacuation, Holland submarine, FDR marriage, Camp Fire Girls, American Legion, Nazi plots and Scapa Flow raid, Mellon gift, MacArthur in Australia. It finishes with brief bios and a biting war era note on non union drivers strike in Port Huron and ore markets in Cleveland.
List of new titles with brief descriptions including Syri an Yankee by Salem Rizk about a Syrian orphan and US lecturing tours. Home Vegetable Garden Ing by Charles H Nissiey on growing and storing vegetables. Gardens for Victory by Jean Marie Putnam and Lloyd C Casper on efficient garden design. South of the Congo by Selwyn James about Jan Christiaan Smuts and South Africa. This Is My Best edited by Whit Burnett featuring 93 living American authors. Dress Rehearsal by Quentin Reynolds on the Dieppe raid and Mountbatten role.
Pleasant Grove Woman's Club met at Mrs O V Biser home with seven members and two visitors. Vice president Mrs O B Baker led prayer, readings, and reviews. Red Cross items and donations were organized. delegates appointed for Federation meeting. Jug Bridge Club met at Mrs Roy Crum home with 22 attendees. victory garden talks and home garden care shared. clubs donated to Red Cross and Emergency Hospital. federation delegates announced.
Mrs Dixon urged close study of World Federation and eight principles of the Atlantic Charter for April discussion. Mrs Russell Young explained rationing. Mrs Kimmman chose poems by Kipling Wordsworth Dickinson. next meeting set for April 14 with hostesses listed. Jefferson Woman's Club met March 11 with 21 members. readings included If You Can Daffodils March. Foundations For Peace and Home Life topics. preparations for future meetings noted.
A fashion show titled Lood War Wardrobe for Mademoireliz will be held March 8 at 7 p.m. in Brodbeck Wall 1715. The event features clothes already owned by students with six students highlighting care, conservation, basic styles, and home sewing. Ruth Brossman and Anna Meyer lead as announcer and general chairman. Soldiers desertion and automotive engineering progress also noted.
Erich von Stroheim, the man you love to hate, returns to cinema in Five Graves to Cairo as Field Marshal Rommel. The veteran director and actor, now back on screen after two decades, is praised for meticulous uniform detail and commanding presence, while his off screen persona contrasts with a long Hollywood career.
Advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment gives quick pile relief. It promises itching relief in minutes and notes 35¢ box or 0e tube with applicator, with money back if not delighted.
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