Gilding The Lily To make their hands beautiful
An American news service discusses Department of Commerce figures showing American women spent over 29 million dollars in 1946 on manicure items including nail enrijers and softeners. Most money went to colored nail products while ancient customs like henna and Chinese lacquering are cited. opinions vary on beauty standards, with critics calling users lily gilders.
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Am News Service
Department of Commerce
Dispatch
News Service
China
Repentant Husbands and Wives in Dorothy Dix Advice
Dorothy Dix evaluates letters on marriage wavering and betrayal, advising a middle aged man who separated from his wife after an affair. Readers urged to consider consequences, with guidance on remorse, loyalty, and social dynamics. Also addresses a widow remarried and stepdaughter name questions and a reader seeking Alcoholics Anonymous help for a husband who resists quitting alcohol.
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Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix
J. H.R
Doroth
Dix
Alcoholics Anonymous
New Show Highlights Cross Arts At Hood College
Hood College presented Design in Related Arts a new show uniting art music painting dance and costume. Four college departments sponsored the program to demonstrate how creativity spans different artistic fields. Cpl Roy C Blumenauer Frederick Md serves with Eighth Army in Japan in the 1st Cavalry Division on occupation duty in Tokyo Yokohama area. He is in H Troop 2d Squadron 7th Cavalry Regiment and recently promoted from private to corporal.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Japan
Eighth Army
Cpl
Roy C. Blumenauer
Frederick, Md
1St Cavalry Division
Tokyo-Yokohama
Blumenauer
7Th Cavalry Regiment
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From the News May 16 1597
Field day observed at Woman's College with morning basketball and afternoon tennis. A recital in College Hall featured Ises Grace Whitmore Marie Yeakie Helen Stauffer and others. All Saints Rectory repapered by Guild with color scheme updates. Notable youths Potts MacGill Owens Potts Dorser Chaplin and Dendy Goldsborough mentioned at Walkersville. Early baseball game on Mary Lang School grounds between home team and Adamstown, Adamstown won 3 to 1.
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Woman's College
College Hall
Ises Grace Whitmore
Marie Yeakie
Helen Stauffer
Bessie Hargest
Elizabeth Bader
Grace Haller
Josie Thomas
Alice Shriner
ALL Saints
St. Mary's
Guild
Marylang
Adamstown
The Coupe Theft Linked to Reward Offers in Frederick
Twenty years ago in Frederick a coupe was stolen from in front of Mrs Edward P Thomas home on Cour Square. Worthington C Staley offered 308 reward for information leading to recovery and 200 for arrest and conviction of the guilty parties. Also noted were a baseball score Frederick vs Hagerstown 7 to 2 and art busts by Joseph Urner. The Mississippi Flood Relief Fund for Frederick County American Red Cross exceeded 3500.
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Edward P. Thomas
Home Cour Square
Worthington C Staley
Hustlers
Hagerstown
al Cherry
Frederick
Joseph Urner
Thomas Johnson
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Blazer Dinner Held At College Thursday
The class of 1949 wore their Blazers at the annual Blazer dinner in Coblenzing Hall. Sophomores led by Katharine Ross entered, circled, and sang the Blazer song with Barbara Davies and Barbara Woodall. Clare Summers of Norfolk chaired the event, with a 1942 Blazer dinner recalled. Homemakers class met at a Devotions session led by Mrs George Sun, followed by a business meeting and refreshments.
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Hood College
Coblenizing Hall
Katharine Ross
St. Louis
Barbara Davies
Easton
Barbara Woodall
Jasse Pointe Shores
Mich
Clare Summers
Norfolk, Va
Sopho
George Sun
George Smith
Anna Mary McCleary
Properly Seek Recommendations Before Using Names
The piece contrasts two approaches to getting job referrals. It warns against assuming colleagues will endorse you without consent and advises asking each potential recommender for permission to use their name.
Truman likely to veto labor bill from conference
Today In Washington reports President Truman will almost surely veto any labor bill from the House Senate conference. Advisers say he will cite technical flaws and argue the measure advantages unions while limiting management rights, with political calculus tied to AFL CIO support and 1948 elections. Reproduction Rights Reserved Se
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Washington
Truman
Capitol Hill
Cuman
Bir
Capitol Hil
Burt
Senate
Labor Board
AFL
CIO
Trutian
Who Pays Freight
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Edson analyzes the Supreme Court upholding an ICC order on first class freight rate equalization. The plan increases Northeast rates by 10 percent for manufactured goods while lowering Southern and Midwest rates by 10 percent. West of the Rockies largely unaffected. The move aims to unify rate classifications over years, with minimal near-term price impact and incentives for regional industry shifts.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Potomac
Ohio
Mississippi
Rockies
Mountain-Pacific Territory
U. S
Riich
ICC
South
Mide West
Northeast
Utica
N. Y
Tom Dewer
New York
West
Midwest
New England
Students Recital At Hood College Saturday Night
Miss Louise H Hendrickson daughter of Mr and Mrs RL Ames Hendreden will take part in a Hood College recital Saturday at 5 pm in Brodbeck Hall. The program features organ solos by Miss Hendrick and Miss Eloise Morgan plus piano solos by several students and a soprano duet by Miss Harriet Biddle and Mr Biddle with violin pieces by Miss Ann Korn.
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Louise H. Hendrickson
RL Ames Hendreden
Division of Fine Arts of
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Hendrick
Franck
Eloise Morgan
Quienne County
Ann Lewis
Bloomsburg
Katherine Couper
Binchamton
N.ee
Linss Claire Summiers
Barbara Huniley
West Ttsion
Iss
Washington
Patrica Swearingen
Harriet Biddle
Bisomsburg
Pitzer
Jean Her$ Biddle
Man
Conove
Miss Ann
Cambridge
Mass
Korn S Davis
Havertown
Lut's Stuff ONE SIMPLE FACT With graduations ahead
With graduations just ahead, he says many will hear grand speeches and advice about careers at ceremonies. He adds that students should choose work they find most appealing, a discreetly wise point from N A Lufburrow.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Deaths of Esworthy Miller Wachter Olden and infant
Retired farmer Albert Amos Esworthy dies at 70 after a heart attack at his Pearl area home. Widow Grace Hockensmith Miller dies at 62 in Emmitsburg after illness. Ida A. Wachter dies at 77 in Springfield State Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. Infant Margaret Lee Alberta Olden, six months, dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Funeral services and burial details listed for each, with multiple local survivors and relatives named.
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Ida A. Wachter
Lewis Wachter
Woodsboro
Springfield State Hospital
Andrew and
Mirinda Clem Albaugh
Bhe
T. M. Darks
This City
Harry Albaugh
Walkersville
Woolsboro
Raymond C.J Myers
Margaret Lee
Alberta Olden
Robert
Eileen Travis Olden
Burkictsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Caroleen
Lorraine
Janie
Romer Travis
Middletown
Jacob Olden
Knoxville
Locust Water Church of God
Claire. Ebersole
Gladhill Co
Funeral Services For J. K. Schultz Sr Held In Poolesville
Funeral services for James L Seehultz Sr of Poolesville were held at the funeral home on East Church Street Thursday at 2 30 pm. Rev. William C Royal of the First Baptist Church officiated. Pallbearers included Roy L Baugher Edward Baugher Roy L Hintz Brute A Heuck Russell O Crist and Joan N Blumenauer. Interment followed at Mount Olive Cemetery. MR Etchison and Son directed arrangements.
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Albert Amos Esworthy
Pearl
Amos A
Malinda’ O'Hara Esworthy
Frederick County
Mount Carmel
Josephine Lare Esworthy
Russell Shaffer
Charles E. Esworthy
Florence Hamilton
Charles G. Kline
Frank R. Smith
Margaret E. Esworthy
Harvey E. Carmack
East Church Street
Mount Carmel Methodist Church
Mount Olivet
R. Etchison and Son
James L Seehultz
Poolesville
W Liam C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Roy L. Baugher
Edward Baugher
Roy L. Hintz Brute A. Héuck
Russell O. Crist
Joan N. Blumenauer
Mount Olive Cemetery
Funeral services for Archie Jesse King held in Emmitsburg
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Allison funeral home in Emmitsburg for Archie Jesse King aged 83 who died at his daughter’s home. Rev. Philip Bower officiated. burial was at Mt View Cemetery. Pallbearers included John Trent Martin Toutor Charles Spurlock Cory Trent Paul Trent and Daniel Cool. Clarente were conducted Thursday afternoon in Middletown with Rev. Dr C Erdman Serv officiating amid floral tributes. Members of the United Center of American Men served as pallbearers.
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Grace Hockensmith Miller
Edgar A. Miller
Emmitsburg
Josephus
Mary E. Hockensmith
David E. Zentz
Aslington
Eleanor A. Miller
Charles
John
William
Taneytown
Russell
Clear Spring
William Six
Walkersville
the Reformed Church
C. G. Welker
Mountain View Cemetery
C. D. Fuss and Sons
Allison Funeral Home
Archie Jesse King
John Trent
R. D. Lund
Philip Bower
Mt. View Cemetery
Martin Touter
Charles Spurlock
Cory Trent
Paul Trent
Daniel Cool
Middletown
C. Erdman
United Oenter
Sree Klipp
James x
Funeral rites honor local fallen. multiple services listed
Funeral services were held for Mahlon L. Slagle at his LeGore residence with Rev. Raymond C. Myers. interment at Mt Hope cemetery. Fire department members attended. Pallbearers named. Also services for Robert C. Sorrentino Jr near Lancaster with World War I veteran honors. American Legion and Disabled American Veterans participated. entombment at Frederick Memorial Park Mausoleum. Kenneth Winebrenner's funeral at his Keswick Road home with interment at Piney Grove Cemetery Mt. Airy. Funeral directors C H Feete and Co and C E Cline and Son noted.
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Mahlon L. Slagle
LeGore
Raymond C. Myers
New
Robert C. Sorrentino, Jr
Lancaster
East Patrick Street
James Bf. Hogan
St. John's Catholic Church
LiSthfantry
Maryland National Guar
Alfred Catsail
Samuel Weston Represcott
American Legion
Py. W Ford
Diabled American Veterans
Ista Sethati
Iran Legion
Edwin NI George F. Crouse
Walter Gther
Edward Cramer
Gilmore Flautt
Joseph Hooper
Alton Shaff
Russz Brain
George Phebus
Frederick Memorial Park
C. E. Cline and Son
Kenneth Winebrenner
Mary Hall Winebrenner
Keswick Read
Baltimore
Piney Grove Cemetery
Mt. Airy
Ill and recovering: neighborhood health updates from Frederick area
The column reports on several local health matters. Nathan J. England stays at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an auto accident, Urbana is home from St. Agnes Hospital after thyroid surgery, Mrs. Louis V. Keyser improves enough to leave Frederick Memorial, and Raymond P. Free shows slow improvement at home after a heart attack. John C. Linger of Hagerstown is also hospitalized in Frederick for injuries from a recent auto incident. Mrs. John Low, Rocky Ridge, slowly improves at home after a period of illness.
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Nathan J. England
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walter Hudson
Urbana
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Louis V. Keyser
West Fourteenth Street
Raymond P. Free
East South Street
Charles Free
Deland, Fla
Free
Bradley Free
Madison Street
John C. Linger
Hagerstown
Stephen E. Linger
Thur Mont
Linger
Thurmont
John Low
Mumma
Rocky Ridge
Dickerson
Frederick Me
Veterans discuss pensions and GI Bill education options
A veteran explains that disability pensions or compensation can be paid even if one has a job and can still apply for a pension through the regional VA office. Readers ask about maternity care, memorial hospital statuses, GI Bill education, on the job training, and approved schools.
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A. Ziny
Austria
HK. OW
Jonesboro
Tenn
State Department of Health
Scranton
Penna
District of Columbia Board of Education
Merginia
State Board of Education
Vocabulary Note On Common Misuse And Spelling
This note outlines usage tips for English learners. It covers phrases like had you gone, pronunciation of Oceanic, and spelling quirks such as accompaniment. It also lists synonyms and emphasizes adding one word per day to grow vocabulary, noting stipulation as a defined condition in an agreement with an example.
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