Good News Page Idea Echoed in Halting Economy Signs
A column notes rising interest rates spark headlines yet suggests a “Good News Page” to guide readers amid mixed moods. It cites Routzahn’s Pottstown sale drawing crowds, warns of cautious spending, and references political and educational items from Frederick County.
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Allen Routzahn
Routzahn
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Pottstown
Routzahn's
Frederick County
Weis
VFW
Times
Sam
Washington
Second Look at Bush Fever and Garden Addiction
A humorous column satirizes the spring rush of buying and planting shrubs. It notes the spread of “bush fever” as nurseries lure buyers with evergreens and flowering varieties, and describes the temptations, bargains, and tactics families use to justify new hedges and gardens. It ends with plans for a joint hedge to share digging and upkeep.
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Extension Service
Penly Ball
Daniees Art
Formal re opening of Mount Airy branch bank draws crowd
May 17 1990 at the Commercial Bank of Maryland Mount Airy branch a formal reopening drew over 400 attendees. The board featured J Windsor Williams Bermas H Young and others with Williams as president and Ogle as cashier.
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Mount Airy
Commercial Bank of Maryland
J. Windsor Williams
Bermas H. Young
Harry L. Bushey
Thomas A. Barnes
D. Edgar Smith
M. L. Nicodemus
Harvey W. Moslethan G. Dorsey
Charles A. Ogle
Ira D. Watkins
Edgar H. McBride
Edward L. Baker
Williams
Young
Ogle
Lenora L. Zimmerman
Fragmentary note on trade talks and upper plates
A fragmented OCR note references trade discussions and technical terms about plates and measurement. It mentions the TRA and mentions four to five items or steps, but the readable content is incomplete and lacks clear dates or entities. The context appears to be a terse memo rather than a full article.
Reagan would seek bipartisan White House leadership
The Washington Merry go round reports Ronald Reagan aims for a broad based, bipartisan presidency if elected. He predicts a country at a crossroads with Soviet threats and domestic turmoil, pledging a nonpartisan cabinet and staff while avoiding pork barrel politics.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
White House
Reagan
Carter
Amercass
Sa- Gen
Feris Beages
Bel Bas
Penate
Jobe Bartets
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Poolesville
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Charles Elgin
Charles Gilchrist
Paul Hauck
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Woodsboro Sertoma Club
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Frances Mealey
Mealey
Frederick County Ymca
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Exec
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George McGovern
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Jefferson Farm
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May & Cal
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Grace Free Keech
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News-Post
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Bernhard Williamson
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Dorothy Kreh
Madelyn Harper
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Louis Kinsey
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Nelson R. Bohn
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
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Richard Reynolds
William W. Wenner
Thurmont Junior Chamber of Commerce
Donald
Mike) Fitzgerald
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John Royer
Ferwervefier
Jack Anderson
CLA
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Panama
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Doem
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