Pie Eating Contest At God Show Ends With Many Prizes
Main feature at the God Show held at the Armory last week was a pie eating contest won by Richard Wolfe and Robert Wolfe of 205 Maple avenue with cartons of soda. Food baskets went to L. Wachter of Walkersville M Athe Compher and J Henderson among others. Other prizes included car wax, punch bowls, fruit cake, cookies and toys awarded to residents from Middletown Buckeystown and Hagerstown, with multiple winners named.
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Hagerstown
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West Seventh Street
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Washington, D. C
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West Sixth Street
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North Bentz Street
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Adam Road
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Adamstown
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Esskay
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Esskayham
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Borden
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Mount Airy
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East Fourth Street
Dear Dorothy Dix: Surviving a blended family
A widow with two hostile stepdaughters aged 13 faces a rocky home life. The advice stresses kindness over punishment, urging the suitor to grant authority while the new stepmother improves her outlook, earns trust, and pursues a happier marriage by treating the girls with empathy and patience.
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Advice and letters from a century of guidance
An old column offers counsel on child rearing and relationships. It includes warnings about harsh discipline, guidance for an educated woman to nurture girls, and a skeptical response to a wife returning to an alcoholic husband. Also notes a teen asking about a birthday gift for her 16 year old boyfriend and a snippet mentioning President Harrison riding a white horse to the cannel.
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Miss Dix
Safety Songs Taught Gaithersburg Children
Gaithersburg elementary pupils sing safety rules from Sing With Your Singing Cap, a book by a Michigan officer distributed by the Gaithersburg Lions Club. The program reportedly reduced pedestrian accidents by 90 percent in Flint, and is promoted by the American Legion with State Police in Prince Georges County. Laurel schools also use the book. A ship's log today records vessel speed progress location weather crew behavior and notable information.
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Dr Riley Urges Support for Christmas Seals Sale
Maryland officials urge statewide support for the Christmas Seals Sale by the Maryland Tuberculosis Association and county groups. The annual drive begins today to fund county chest clinics and tuberculosis control programs across the state, emphasizing public donations to sustain anti TB efforts.
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X ray survey in county prompts public TB awareness
The News of Frederik Maryland notes a thirteen talé-wide chest x ray survey by mobile units. Over 1100 residents were x rayed this year in the counties, with Dr Riley stressing the role of local tuberculosis associations in public education on prevention detection treatment and cure. An inquiry follows after a hunter identified as Bob Eyler near Frederick faces investigation and youngsters are named in a separate incident.
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Leister Isandyle
Martha B. Zeigler
John Mowbray
Nellie French
Bob Eyler
Frederick
Hagerstown Children Wounded By Hunter
Three Hagerstown children were wounded by a hunter Friday while walking along a road near town. Authorities said the incident occurred in broad daylight with no details on the hunter or firearm.
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