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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1946
Page
2
A 2 billion dollar drop in public debt on November 1 is explained as a transfer within the Treasury rather than a real surplus. Cash balance sits near 2.0 billion, with the only genuine savings in interest while overall debt remains vast and likely unreduced long term.
Housewives must now plan food budgets with three percent of items still under ceilings and many beverages meals out unregulated. Meat prices, after decontrol, show volatility but are stabilizing as supply catches up. A free market is expected to balance supply and demand, keeping overall costs manageable for cautious shoppers.
The Misses Ecker, living with their brother and wife Mr Clyde Ecker in Union Bridge, are spending two weeks in the Waynesboro area visiting relatives and exploring local connections.
The piece criticizes Senator Barkley and Mrs. Roosevelt for partisan remarks during a national campaign. It argues their statements undermine bipartisan cooperation on international policy, risk alienating voters, and threaten U S leadership in world affairs. It urges Barkley to apologize to heal partisan rifts and protect unity.
A language note discusses correct possessive forms and pronunciation, then presents daily vocabulary goals. It defines infinite as limitless in kind and duration and cites a quote about happiness without end, stressing expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
In Frederick county the election produced a Republican sweep led by McKinley and McDonald with Blair Lee defeated by about 1,100 to 1,200 votes. A special meeting rejected private bids for a city owned telephony link to the waterworks. A theft at Jones and Robinson store netted about 350 dollars in goods, while Kolb and Schroeder bagged 15 partridges and a rabbit. Four years ago snow began at noon and lasted into evening.
A November 4 1926 note recalls Governor Albert C Ritchie’s reelection by about 200 votes over Mil Bat Uluxin while Tydings loss is noted. County offices see elections for Chief Judge Home and Urner Willa M State's Attorney and other posts. Burkittsville post office and a general store were robbed of wrist watches and other items in a burglary incident.
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdays lists John Branch, Maham Lincoln, Will Rogers, and others with dates and places. It notes Panama independence, the Nickelodeon opening, Armistice euphoria, and various notable births and events. The piece blends historical milestones with birthday notices and a brief horoscope suggesting prudent, careful days ahead.
Veterans face a 20 percent boost in disability compensation effective September first. The piece explains the switch from pensions to compensation, how to check October checks, and notes the VA directive about monthly payments. A veteran recalls a citizenship rule: a foreign-born child of a vet may become American if the veteran lived in the U S five years after age 12 and ten years before age 22.
Dorothy Dix advises that time does not kill affection. Marriage survives or fails by effort. Couples can renew love by energy and shared purpose, outlasting midlife dullness and weathering aging together. The columnist emphasizes sustained commitment over divorce as the antidote to fading desire.
Washington, Nov. 4. American farmers are this year producing one third more than before the war with 10 percent less labor. Census findings show mechanization expanding, farm size up, farm population down, and productivity up. Mechanization, higher wages, and co operative trade reshape farm life and economics.
A doctor notes aging skin loses elasticity and changes color while drying. Elderly eczema resembles that in youth but irritants and infections complicate healing. patch tests help find causes. Treatment leans on gentle remedies, diet, managing underlying conditions, and careful medical guidance. questions about a growing chin scar discuss X-ray assisted removal to reduce recurrence.
A reader laments that despite intelligence wit and household skill many women lack perceived sex appeal and thus miss marriage chances while men rush to others. Dorothy Dix answers that sex appeal seems instinctive and suggests that pursuing a career may be the only substitute for marriage for some women.
A newspaper columnist recalls a parade of wishful mystics in New York, from ice cube readers to knuckle psychology and card readers. The piece pokes fun at credulous performers and notes a tieless haberdasher failings amid their antics.
Earl L Douglass presents a reflection on Hawthorne's The Great Stone Face where Ernest, a simple valley resident, mirrors the mountain sculpture through his character. The tale underlines that true greatness emerges from inner virtues rather than outward acclaim and is revealed by one’s countenance.
About 600 pounds of coal must be burned in a powerhouse boiler to light the average home for a year. The guide clarifies referencing an elderly man with a son of the same name by using suffixes like Senior to avoid confusion.
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