No revival of dead love says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues that once love fades it cannot be rekindled and urges wives to accept finality. She says men rarely return once passion wanes and that women should not reproach or cling, instead focusing on goals that suit them. She notes some comfort lies in keeping a partner's affection alive but admits resuscitation is impossible.
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Froround
Aris
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Bell Syndicate
A. Lufburrow
News record from Frederick paper November 2 148
The snippet shows a Freder ick Maryland newspaper page dated Tuesday November 2 with publication details and subscription rates. It references The Great Southern Front &AIG Co and lists prices per copy in advance, monthly, six months and yearly.
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Voce One
Frederick
Great Southern Fron & Aig. CO. Co
Meeber Audit Bureau of Circulations
Reducing Cigarette Fire Risk Through Self-Extinguishing Design
A historical proposal suggests cigarettes should go out when not puffed to cut fire hazards. The piece notes cigarettes burn steadily until extinguished, unlike cigars or pipes, and discarded butts can ignite bedding or upholstery, causing fires and fatalities. It argues that changing manufacturing to prevent self-burning could save lives and reduce furniture damage.
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Cadia Mells
Baukhege
Religious Tolerance I
An essay extols modern religious tolerance as a great advance. It notes fewer heated disputes, greater respect for sincere beliefs, and the American principle of absolute freedom of religion guiding men and women to explore life’s mysteries with honest effort.
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United States
November Nights and the Stars Seen in Quiet Skies
The piece reflects on dark November nights when the moon hides low, stars fill the sky, and constellations like the Big Dipper, Little Dipper, Crux, Aquila, Pegasus, and others mark the celestial map. It ponders whether naming every star or knowing a few by sight better guides a lay observer.
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Cephas
Carsiopeia
Crgnus
Ceser
Aquila
Capella
Rally Draws Hundreds for Colored Can Organization Meeting
An audience of several hundred filled Hall West Street for the Colored Can Organization rally held at 8 o clock. Romeo W Horad led remarks with Harold Flowers Sheriff Ande Emmett R Benlus Arthur Bryant Rev W Snowden and State Central Com president Mons coridors OUT EARLY INN New York voters cast a heavy early ballot in the race for the state 47 electoral votes with forecasts around 6 25 million votes and a record 6 39 million in 1944. 7 043 57 registered voters this year.
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Colored Can
West Street
Romeo W Horad
Washington
Harold Flowers
Ebhiff
Ande
Emmett R. Benlus Arthur Bryant
Rev
W. Snowden
State Central Com
Mons Coridors
New York
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Judge Motter and Sheriff Pat Patterson with Officer Mulhern spent the day gunning. They killed 33 partridges and seven rabbits. The Democrats of Frederick will hold a mass meeting at the Opera House tomorrow, the first campaign gathering this season. The Republicans plan a later mass meeting.
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Motter
Patterson
Mulhern
Harry Phoebus
Great South Scholl
Wallis
Theodor
C. Delaplaine Derick
Auie
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Opera House
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
A scattered recap from Nerv 2 1928 notes an unknown marauder at College Park causing window damage near Mr and Mrs Oliver Michael, lake cleaning near Carroll Creek and a skatingable 2 feet depth. It also mentions a 41 656 case canned corn contract shipped by Thomas and Company to Navy points and a 5000 person county wide reception for Herbert Hoover along a special train to Cumberland.
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Ebiam
College Park
Ho oLavier Michael
Anthael
Carroll Creek
College Avenue Bridge
Thomas and Company
Eir
U. S Navy
Virginia
West Virginia
Brunswick
Herbert Hoover
Cumberland
Truman May Need Record Turnout to Win
Washington, Nov. 1. Parlamentary analyst Bean predicts President Truman could win only with unusually high voter turnout and a Democratic surge in Congress. His scenarios rely on a 31 million voter turnout, with Democrats potentially gaining a Senate and perhaps House control in a tight race.
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Truman
Peter Edson
Wathinston
Wahington
Neas
Loms
Uns
Bean
Sishti
Senate
House of Representatives
Mr. Bean
Sie
House Control
U.S Census Bureau
U.S
Correst
Isthia
Ale
Alabama
South Carolina
Thurmond
Arizona
Maryland
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Mercy
Oregon
Uinh
West Virginia
Congress
Lucketts Social News Mentions Local Visits
Mrs Joe Umbough hosted guests with Mrs Phil Goss and son and Mrs Peter and daughter. Blanks Foxx was visited by Dehnnie Oden and Ros Barnhouse, with Frre and daughier noted.
Election Job Security For 1948 Presidential Candidates
Analysis shows Truman would be the only major candidate without a current job if elected. Most nominees hold public or gubernatorial positions with salaries and terms extending beyond 1952, including Dewey, Warren, Barkley, Thurmond, Wright, and Wallace.
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Truman
Angion
Harry 5S
Henry A. Wallace
Thomas E. Dewey
Earl Warren
Riors
New York
Calif
White House
Sacramento
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
J. Strom
Thurmond
Fielding L Wright
South Carolina
Wright
Mississippi
Progressive Party
Wallace
The
Republic
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass ED D Yaring Care Of The Chips
A radio commentator cites Jesus words on bearing with others and warns against chipping away at relationships. The piece reflects on how people carry “chips” on their shoulders and the resulting quarrels in daily life across generations and workplaces.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. Yaring
Local Arrests Reported on Disturbing the Peace
Police declared arrests in a social disturbance case. Individuals named include J Harpalas of North Ket Street Paul J. Weller and Thomas E. Enery of East Patrick Street Watering. They posted bail amounts of $5 and $250 respectively. Officers Kanade and Twenty facilitated the process.
100 Things You Should Know About Communism in the USA
The House Committee on Un-American Activities released a 29 page government leaflet titled 100 Things You Should Know About Communism in the USA. Demand for copies surges with 503000 sent out and 61000 sold. boxes of mail arrive daily from individuals unions and clubs.
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Washington
USA
House Committee On Un-American Activities
House Committee
Congress
Government Printing Office
Brooklyn
Moscow
P. S
Department of Agriculture
Ofice
Fred Cromwell
Lut's Stuff and Election Day Remarks
A column by N. A. Lufburrow urges patience as election results come in. The writer stresses unity, support for elected leaders, and a loyal, cooperative populace to build a united nation.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Kemp And Gaither Wedding Saturday
Miss Mary Alice Gaither daughter of Mr and Mrs Gaither became the bride of Paul Calvert Kemp son of John D Kemp and Mrs Kemp at two oclock Saturday afternoon in the Evangelical Reformed church Rev Paul L Alhouse officiated The bride wore white lace gown with fingertip veil carried white pompoms and chrysanthemums A brass of flowers and ribbon and a satin tiara with orange blossoms was her jewelry Miss Jean Brit Frederick was maid of honor In attendance were Miss Helen Beniz Frederick Miss Lois Kemp Ellicott niece of the groom and other attendants The couple led a reception at church parlors then a trip to Washington The couple plan to reside in Washington
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Mary Alice Gaither
Jean Brit Frederick
Helen Beniz
Frederick
Cliss Lois Kemp
Ellicot
Maid of Honor
Cecelia Ann Straihern
Lewistown
Ethel Betty Engle
Baltimore
Donald W. Kemp
Washington
William M. Ben Adamsiovam
Monroe Gaither
Frederick William Kemp
Kilcott City
Harry B. Kemp
Tion
Wington
Fred
Man Married in Washington Area Ceremony
The groom attended Ellsaith School and served three years in the armed forces in the European theater. He is now employed in Washington by his uncle, with ties to the region and Baltimore.
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Sity
Maryland
Ellsaith School
Washingtonmg
Gion
Baltimore
Hemler Miller wedding at St Anthony’s Church
Aliss Bernadette Hemler and Francis F Hemler were married October 26 at St Anthony’s Catholic Church. The couple, both of St Anthony’s, were wed by Rev Star Scarff in a double ring ceremony with yellow and white chrysanthemum decor. The bride wore slipper satin with a fitted bodice and fingertip veil. she carried white roses. Miss Doris Hemler attended in blue taffeta. Best man was Joseph Orndorff of Bonneauville. After a wedding breakfast for about forty, the couple left for a extended wedding trip and will reside near St Anthony’s.
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Doris Hemler
Joseph Orndorff
Bonneauville
Ernest Seltzer
St. Anthony's
Hemler
Fairfield Shoe Company
John W. Walter
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Miss Duke
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Tabacco
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Rubiresa
Paris
Jesus
Dave
Cies
Washington ‘Daybook
Commie Data
Secret Service
Thomas E Dewey
Irving Rogosin
N. L. R. E. Intel
Harry Bridges
Bill Rogers
Senate Investigating Committee
Jimmy van Zandt
Pennsylvania
Veterans
Eutit
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Neal Kimball
Omar Ketchum
van Zandts
Relph
Lapp
Research and Development Board
Globe
Kemp and Gaither
Evan' Bélical Lutheran Church
Dora Dutrow
Virginia Keech
Frances Spurrier
Shirley
Hallowe'en
Virginia Devraux
Jerry Keefer
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