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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1943
Page
9
Dear readers weigh the conflict between professional ambition and domestic life. The advice urges pursuit of the desired partner with tact and visibility, finds marriage an asset for men when matched with the right wife, and stresses active pursuit over waiting for fate.
Early 20th century advice column discusses impossible expectations for a middle aged man to love a woman's baby as his own and notes the natural challenges of parenting. It also covers reactions to women working in defense projects and domestic tensions. Local notices mention hospital stays, family visits, and community updates.
Lovettsville residents and visitors include Milton Matthew from Independence West Virginia visiting his brother in law and sister George Wire. Frank Frye from Fort Belvoir spent time with his parents H C Frye. Mrs J D Brown hosted guests including her brother George Souder and relatives Aulniy Cooper and Catherine Lomvardy of Washington. Elton Cooper spent a weekend in Washington. Mr and Mrs Frederick Hick and their daughter from Falls Church are noted.
Multiple Taneytown residents hosted and visited over the weekend with relatives in nearby towns. Furloughing servicemen Edwin Read and David Forman visited friends, while others spent Sunday with families in Taneytown Mayberry and Frederick.
Mr Pleasant and Mrs John E Main of Frederick spent Sunday with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs C Edward Hoffman. Bernice Fogle, Hoffmans daughter, a student nurse, is somewhat indisposed. Aug Monath visited his niece Jennie Burrier and family. Jennie Burrier and Mary Fogle visited Mrs Mollie Burrier and family. Mrs Greenberry Eeker visited in Hagerstown meeting cousins and calling on ill Aunt Mrs Laura Bond. William Shank of Detroit spent days with sister and brother in law in Frederick. Friends from Hagerstown and Baltimore visited Leslie Schildt and family including Leonard Shank, Harry Coss, Robert Hammond and daughter, Joseph Irvin and sons John and Fran, Barbara Waltz, Bertha Irvin, Ron Williams and Raughtas Patricia, Joe Quinten and father, Orville Shank and sons. Wednesday evening visit by Leslie Schildt and family.
A Beckley West Virginia woman Miss Estella Beasley reports relief from constipation headaches and nervous irritability after using Worlds Tonic. She credits renewed energy appetite weight gain and improved digestion to the tonic marketed through Williamson Peoples and other drug stores.
The article explains boils caused by staphylococci and how they form a protective wall that should not be ruptured. It covers inflammation, liquefaction into pus, and how a boil heals after drainage. It distinguishes carbuncle as a larger, multi cavity, more serious infection and recommends warm boric acid solution or Epson salts for treatment.
Fragmentary OCR reads names and towns including Lewistown, Boonsboro and Hagerstown with individuals C. F. Leatherman, William Shank, Edna Schildt and daughter Evelyn, Sadie Moser, Mrs Harry Coos, and Leonard Shank but lacks full context or event details.
Hollywood gossip and production notes from Erskine Johnson cover upcoming films and casts. Mentions include For Whom the Bell Tolls, The Animal Kingdom, Lassie Come Home, Mission to Moscow, And the Angels Sing, and Three Jills in a Jeep with stars like Lucille Ball, Betty Hutton, Dottie Lamour, and Madeleine LeBeau. References to industry events, studio rivalries, and parade of performers fill the page alongside local society notes.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Helnan announce the birth of a daughter at the fame here last week. Eudene Beal, son of Mrs and Mes Ivar Bentzel, is a patient at Frederick City Hospital with a kidney ailment. Mrs Ivan Bentzel ill, recovering at home. Mrs Nora Thessler confined by illness. Mr and Mrs Raymond Elder bought the Naylor property at public sale. Raymond Elder a patient at Mature Hospital, Baltimore. Marvin Birely of Blue Rider Stennett purchased the Red Mens Hall. The pin awards were given at.
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