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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1955
Page
5
A doctor answers readers questions during Diabetes Week about managing diabetes, noting risks of overeating, the need for physician care and self testing. The column discusses symptoms, child diabetes, stroke risk, and the rarity of direct individual replies while promising weekly Q and A responses.
Cumberland man hurt at Brunswick was removed to Fredescs Memorial Hospital after being caught between turning cars. Other injuries included a football accident and a fall with various family members receiving medical checks. Unclear names and details scattered within the report.
Members of the Monday Mud cafe hosted a combined program on French Impressionism in art and music at Miss Margaret Kent Braddee's Heights home on November 14. Gale Miner of Hood College spoke on Impressionism in the Visual Arts with slides, detailing brushwork and the emotional nuance. the musical portion featured works by Serafin Faure Debussy and Ravel performed by Mrs Carol Ro Freed, James Etchison, and others. A social hour followed with hostesses serving refreshments.
A special Maryland commission report from April 20 recommends abolishing the three man State Roads Commission and establishing a Department of State Roads under a single director. It cites public relations failures and urges an office of public relations reporting to the director to keep press, public, and employees informed on road plans, progress, and problems.
A compact guide notes pronunciation vagary prolific and misused pairs enviable versus enviable and arous versus arouse lessons. It cites L Gordon style examples about a prolific writer and contrasts envy and enviable states. Also warns Bermuda spiders and nonpoisonous statements.
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