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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1950
Page
13
Maryland servicemen voted by absentee ballot in the general election. About 75 percent of those serving outside the state sent ballots, with 310 from counties and 211 from Baltimore, and 75 ballots today plus 150 yesterday.
Tokyo reports the Russian delegation rejoined an Allied Council session for the first time since May. Major General A P Kislenko, deputy chief of the Soviet delegation, returned to Japan and attended the session. The Soviet boycott began in December over repatriation of Japanese prisoners held by the Russians.
Taneytown David Smith was elected president of the Kiwanis club for 1951 at the Taney Inn meeting led by President Lewis Crumpacker. Elected to two year terms on January 3 were John H Skies, Fl sood Bourgardne, George Harner, Coarses, Stonesiter, and Charles H Hopkins. Alpert Baldwin elected to complete the unexpired term. Speaker Charles O Fisher, Westminster lawyer, discussed the Subversive Activities Act of 149 the Oh er Law.
A reader asks how to handle a clingy mother who monitors every move and reading letters. Dorothy Dix advises leaving home to avoid lifelong parental overbearing and outlines how a true mother can bless or curse a child by balancing care with independence.
Violin students from Taneytoun High School participated in the AL Maysdand Orchestra emerit at the State Teachers meeting in Balti more on Saturday. Mr and Mrs John NeVate and son John moved from Gettysburg ownto the Lamberton apartments. Antran
A young woman writes Dear Miss Dix about a jealous wife who isolates her husband and对象, fearing dismissal while remaining his private secretary. She seeks advice on how to endure the situation without losing her job, noting the wife’s unwarranted meddling and control over their relationship.
Relief at Last for Your Cough promises cure for chronic bronchitis and chest cold. It touts Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy that goes to the seat of the trouble to loosen phlegm and heal bronchial membranes. It claims a guaranteed satisfaction or money back from the druggist.
Peggy explains that jealousy is irrational and self-perpetuating. She says neither innocence nor argument stops a jealous mind which fabricates evidence and distrust. She advises seeking another position to avoid the woman’s imagined suspicions and manipulations.
A reader asks how to end engagement with a habitual philanderer who vows reform after marriage and claims loyalty. The reply bluntly urges decisive self-protection, suggesting drastic steps if willpower is lacking, and warns there is no reliable method to reform a philanderer.
A woman trapped in a doomed marriage laments a husband she cannot trust beyond sight and whose jealousy tears at her heart. Separately, an unused sisal fiber byproduct is being developed into a soil enriching material for high quality building blocks.
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