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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1959
Page
2
Hal Boyle muses on what makes a life notable and how public memory preserves or misses ordinary deaths. He notes famous figures’ ordinary deaths, cites Edison’s era lamps, and ponders how generations recall birth years and causes. The column weaves anecdotes about buses, mail, and glimpses of distant landscapes to frame fame versus common humanity.
A reflective piece contrasts Chesterton quotes on liberty and women with personal thoughts about desks and words. It ponders meaning, sound, and the friction of language, ending with a note on the word goodbye.
The Indian Village Homemakers group met September 24 at 94 Pontiac Avenue. Mrs. Robert Miller spoke on family emergency preparedness, urging two weeks of canned foods per person and stored water in airtight jars. She advised using opened foods promptly and demonstrated first aid and sanitation supplies.
A sewing and homemakers club meeting urged planning for emergency food storage and family shelter. Fifteen members attended as Miz Donald Fadeley chaired. Donations to Victor Cullens Hospital were approved and officers for the next term elected, including President Edward Akers and Vice President Calum Lockard.
Explorer Scouts tour Frederick iron and steel works sponsored by Fort Keytaurea 2 .2-2F.ca iron and steel company. The trip was arranged by Wolas G. Fares and a tour was handled by Elwood Her. The group visited various areas of the plant and observed trade practices, engineering lines, and stock coverage.
Visitors learned about Centrifugal Pump Division processes from William Hargis and P S Sebbley as they toured manufacturing areas. Hummer described company strengths while Hargis noted relevant engineering studies. Explorers of the Science Post were guided by Joan Jek and L Lee Ferberg.
An广告 solicits 50 to 80 year olds to mail for a $1,000 whole life policy from Old American Insurance Co. The ad promises no obligation and no calls, asking only for name address and year of birth to mail to Dept. L1019B in Kansas City, Missouri.
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