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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1952
Page
7
Dorothy Dix offers blunt guidance to a divorcee mother and a 18 year old contemplating marriage, advising realism about intentions and readiness. The column emphasizes responsibility, parental consent, and training children to support a household while cautioning against rushing into unions or sharing sensitive information.
A reader asks about a 25 year old man ten years older who dates her brother and hints at moving on. The answer urges self respect, warns the relationship is superficial, and advises dating other boys to avoid being a stepping stone as she faces a long future.
Asa H. Watkins chairman of Mt. Airy Board of Zoning Appeals was denied a permit to operate a woodworking shop in a building behind his home. Building inspector Truman Lowman refused the permit. Watkins appealed, disqualifying himself as chairman. Board members Gra bill and Earhart upheld the inspector and denied the permit, with a 30 day appeal to Frederick County Circuit Court noted.
The Buckeystown Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Horace Alexander’s home on March 2 with twenty members and three guests present. Vice President Miss Beatrice Fehr spoke on Understanding Our Selves And Others, followed by a group discussion. President Mrs. E. Earl Remsberg led the business session. playground committee members were named as Mrs. Horace Alexander, Mrs. Ned Zeiler, and Mrs. Jesse Fifer.
Grimes and Miss Katherine Ras mels will serve as delegates to the Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs annual meeting at Hood College on April 15 with luncheon tickets held by Mrs. George Hildebrand. Reservations due by April 7 after a reading by Mrs. Earl Mullineaux. April meeting to be at Mrs. Remsberg's home. ALL RENOMINATED Middletown officials re elected without opposition at last week’s nominating convention. Officers listed include Burgess Floyd E. Stine and commissioners R. Glenn Gaver Henry L. Haupt Floyd Main Ivan R. Routzahn and Robert H. Routzahn. Biennial election set for April 7. Petitions may place additional names on the ballot. Registration for the election is Tuesday April 3 from 12 noon to 5 pm in Memorial Hall library room. Civil War deaths numbered over 110,000 Union soldiers versus about 52,000 Confederates.
The article explains several spinal arthritis forms, noting that some tuberculous arthritis causes are known while others are not. It describes degenerative spine arthritis common in older and overweight people, often without symptoms, and outlines symptomatic relief through braces, rest, heat, massage, and physical therapy. A second form affects young men more than women with unclear reasons.
Medical experts debated whether this spinal disease is a form of rheumatoid arthritis or a distinct spinal condition. It causes pain and stiffness, leading to forward bending, chest expansion interference, and eventual poker spine. Treatments were uncertain, with some reports of x ray therapy and limited use of cortisone.
The Washington Post, in a March 23 editorial from Washington, endorses General Dwight D. Eisenhower, stating We stand for Eisenhower. The piece follows medical context about accurate arthritis diagnosis and X-ray assessment, and a stray note on thermoregulation in birds and hair.
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