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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1950
Page
12
Dorothy Dix argues against pitying old maids and for the appeal of single life, noting how old maids face less toil and more freedom than married sisters. She compares lifestyles, calling marriage often a hard grind rather than a fairy tale, and highlights the comfort of independence and self-respect.
A columnist argues against pressuring women to marry, noting that many stay married under poor treatment while competent assistants are scarce. He suggests loneliness affects wives more than old maids, who can seek company but wives must endure. He urges and comforts women who never marry, saying they bear no reason to grieve.
Hood College patrons enjoyed a senior recital in Brodbeck Hall featuring Miss Barbara Leon Crawford New Jersey pianist Miss Joy Ann Rolika Teaneck and Miss Helen Walker Somerset pa soprano. Audience response was enthusiastic as roses decorated the stage and a reception followed in Meyran drawing room.
A compact Frederick Gazette item from May 22 1850 notes local affairs with brief notices and public notices. Information is sparse but preserves the date and the town context for readers tracing mid nineteenth century events.
A handwritten note by N A Lufburrow contemplates living two thousand years to learn more each day. It speaks of knowledge underway and life being brief, urging pursuit of rich understanding and urging faith in the author’s belief.
The dealer promotes a rainbow of colors and body styles from the Chrysler Newport to the Royal, Windsor, and New Yorker Imperials. It promises great engineering, comfort, and performance at modest prices, inviting customers to come see the most beautiful Chrys.
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