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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1942
Page
13
Dorothy Dix discusses feminine charm as an ideal blend of looks, manners, gentleness, and empathy. She warns against rough behavior and asserts charm is largely a cultivated trait though a natural gift for some.
Kathleen Vaughan fights off her fiancé Joe Neely who protests her summer theater plans by picketing outside her house. The couple clash in front of onlookers as Kathleen urges him to return to work while Joe vows to persist. The scene ends with a public spat and a promise to continue later.
The article notes the rarity of evenly colored gem quality diamonds and explains their color arises from a slight carbon impurity. It states these diamonds often command higher prices than colorless stones of similar size. The piece emphasizes the unique nature of the color and its impact on value.
The source notes that China had four national institutions of higher learning in 1912, and by 1937 the number of colleges and universities rose to 108. This marks a substantial expansion of higher education within 25 years, reflecting educational modernization and increased access.
Diana Barrymore plays multiple disguises in the film Love and Kisses Caroline at Universal. She emerges as Queen Victoria and a 19-year-old Joan of Arc while her mother Kay Francis schemes with John Boles. Robert Cummings pursues matrimony as the plot unfolds.
A gossiping recount of 1940s film sets. Barrymore in disguise strolls with a cigarette and yo yo. Oleg Cassin visits Gene Tierney and John Sutton amid a love scene on a Red Cross set. Other notes joke about imperial etiquette and a midget double in A Yank at Eton.
Key dates mark births of Samuel H Parsons Robert Owen William Prescott and James D Cameron. Parsons, born Lyme Connecticut 1737, helped shape the Northwest Territory and served as its first judge. Owen, born 1771, English socialist founder of Utopian colonies at New Harmony Indiana. Prescott, born 1796 in Salem Massachusetts, famed historian. Cameron, born 1833 in Middletown Pennsylvania, banker and railroad press.
A collage of names and events including political figures like Alton B. Parker and Gov. Huey Long, expeditions from Lewis and Clark, the Constitutional Convention, and July 4 style parades. Birthdays include Katharine McBride and Helen Dunbar. A chaotic OCR fragment with dates, places, and roles.
A deed recorded in the clerk’s office shows the sale of a 125 acre farm near Monrovia from Mr and Mrs John Clark to Mr and Mrs Neal Coles. The consideration was about $7000.
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