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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1955
Page
4
A column on how authorship drives mood and social perks. The expectant author avoids sales pressure, relishes literary teas, and dodges the publisher’s push to finish a real book. The piece humorously notes the lure and risk of becoming a published author, urging detachment to stay cheerful.
An ad offers DIATRON a weight loss product claimed to curb hunger without drugs or exercise. It promises weight loss from the first package or the cost is refunded, with a $3.00 price and orders via Allen's Cur Rate Store at 153 N Market St.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays featuring Samuel Hagard a Philadelphia horologist and antiquarian born in 1783 died 1835 Edward P. Alexander Civil War artillery chief and railroad president born in Washington Georgia died 1831 Washington A Nuebling builder of major bridges born in Sasenburg Pa died in Trenton NS July 1835 Robert Chambers noted daily figure born New York died December 14 1933 Al Jolson famed actor born Washington DC died October 23 1956 plus a Today in History segment recalling U S Marines landing Okinawa 1945 Perry opening Japan to the world 1853 or 1854 and other notes including a pre 1927 paper money reduction act and college draft development milestones. Also lists birthdays of Charles Fook Eastman Rodak scientist Alexander Wiley Senator from Wisconsin Johan Hull Gen. Stuart Crocker Dennis J. Coney Bishop Will Watkins Leon Henderson Leonard Raven and others with a brief horoscope warning of strong personality traits.
The Frederick County 3 Gilder Youth Group discussed financing the International Farm Youth Exchange trip for Dorothy Keller Ballenger, with local clubs and businesses urged to donate. The meeting also noted a county girls event and a statewide cleanup campaign success, with plans for an Invitational Picnic in Frederick County on June 29 and invitations extended to 4-H youth groups statewide.
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