Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column Snippets and Photos
A collage of Dorothy Dix Q and A exchanges discusses marriage, independence, and duties to parents, with various reader questions about leaving home, balancing relationships, and dating. The page also features a four mule team photo from 1915, a One room school scene at Blue Mountain Thurmont, and a community meeting report with local names and events.
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Dorothy Dix
Dad
Colt
Vol
Blue Mountain School
Thurmont
Charles C. Hauver
Thurnwal
Annie Mondy
Annie Davis
Mondy
James Marlin
Maaynare Reed
Bertha Grushon
Rice
Emmitsburg PTA Meeting Reviews Charity Sale
The Emmitsburg Mother Seton PTA met at the cafetorium to discuss the charity sale profits. Sister Francis reported a gross of 1181.00 with 80.09 expenses, noting funds were distributed to pastors of four parishes.
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UL Ste Bevbron
Charles B. Shorb
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Wereli Emmitsburg
Francis
Bucher
Paul
Local groups plan fundraisers and meetings across Frederick and Emmitsburg
A series of community gatherings and activities were noted. The Vigilant Jos. Company A discussed support for a district government campaign at the Frederick ad office. A Frederickt meeting spoke on aid for crippled children with President John Mollins and Willian Harris organizing a fundraising drive. Fire department groups announced plans to purchase a rescue truck and hold drive sessions March 24. Girl Scouts reported two membership applications and an April meeting after elections for treasurer and secretary. St. Euphemia’s radio units reported a first aid course and an April 8 session, while Emmits’ Baseball Association elected officers. Scout leader Theresa Rybikowsky urged attendance at St. Joseph’s Church for Girl Scout Week services.
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Widorsen
Assomd
Ad Adams
Gover Sale
Jos
Frederickt
County
Crippled Children’s Aid Sa-Tal
John d. Mollins
Culbert Fire
Elvic
Ae Power Rescie
Frederick
Pure
Girlstalkie Radio
St. Euphemia
Retary
W. Sullivan
WAL
Theodore Topper
Treas
Disfuter
Ronald Kelly
Cam-Jseph
James Arnold
Patan
John $. Toinger
Sterling
Thomas FP. Saylor
Ralph Fisher
White
William Martha
Linda Smith
Gwen Shorb
Theresa Rybikowsky
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Clarge
Mona Lisa correct vane of Leonardo work misread
A reading suggests Avagim Sean argues that the painting known as the Mona Lisa should be titled La Gioconda as the proper Italian form and variant. The claim points to linguistic roots and historical usage in authentication discourse.
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Leonardo da Vinci
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Dorothy Bix
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Yard
Ronnie
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Nick
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Satan
Oscar
U.S. 15
Biggs Tard
Walkersville
Reat
Picfur
U.S
Shawn Are
John G. Morningstar
Russio'possum Steiner
Lewis
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Albert fAlb Morningstar
Henry Brachey
Philip Morningstar
John Morningstar
Utica
Donnelly
Mary Davis
Scharer
Daisy Grushon
Reed
James Kurtain
Lillian Caflower
William Tay Dames Wollard
Martin Miller
Lloyd Hivger Ob
Dewey Rogers
Leng Collisflower
Grimes
Gerrie Fraley
Fyeshour
Virgie Grushan
Currie Need
Yingling
Eva Stitely
Ballinwer
Charles Cling
Sanuel Reed
Morris Reed
Marian Teed
Jaeoh Reed
Me. Hauver
Clifford Frashman
Jehu Sulely
Devil Penwell
Chinetes Martin
Pool
Ralph McDonnell
Topper
Taneytown
Livi Regan
St. Joseph’s Club
Ute
Juttice
Union Bridge
the Tell Syne
Warner Bros
Maverick
David D.selznick
Ernest Hemingway
Rot Hudson
Jennifer Jones
Vittorio DE Sica Oru
LUKE
Hm Cte
Ty Carrie Lengue
Eareseell Tabres
Thomas Saylor
Joseph
Pioneer
J. Austin Younkins
Eileen
Elm St. Imb High School
Dube
Chearwater
Frank Sinatra
Rita Sayworth
Pat
Jory
Dailey’s
Vindobona
Graddoce Heights
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Royal Standard
Royal
Underwood
Remington
Smith- Corona
Olympia
Hermes
J. C. Smith
Cash OF Time Paysens Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
East Patrick St
Admiral Electric
Admiral Smeine
Oscar C. Sponsaller
West Patrick St
St. Wool
W. Patrick St
Earl W. Burdette
Frederick Ite
Tokyo
Casablanca
Paris
Law Turner
Jef Chandler
Joel Drona McCrea
Mayo the
Tall Stranger
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Routzahn’s
Admiral
Patrick Street
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