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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1943
Page
9
A Dorothy Dix column argues wives often rule the domestic roost and shape husbands socially. It cites Gallup like trends showing women influence husbands more, noting wives uplift or depress husbands and can transform education, manners, and ambition in the family.
Local residents share family events including births greetings and visits. George Umbes celebrate newborns while Lenore Morgan and Gale Wolfe return from hospital care in the region. Families from Frederick Hagerstown Williamsport Middletown Waynesboro and Smithsburg are mentioned with weekend visits and community ties.
The article notes the first seven U S presidents who died averaged about 80 years of age while the last seven to die averaged under 64 years. This contrast highlights changing longevity among presidents across generations.
A jumble of names and places describes a sequence of social visits and funeral attendance around Lovettsville and nearby towns. Guests include Mrs C M Beatty, Miss Lield, Mrs Digan of Bal Mare, and many others visiting relatives in Clifton and Brunswick, with funeral attendees from Front Royal and Sandstone. A resident recovering from an appendectomy at the hospital is noted.
Day appears filled with scattered fragments referencing a walk, travel notes, and stray terms. Named entities are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece reads like a stray page fragment with disconnected words and no clear event or subjects.
Germantown residents report Miss Rathgen Benson visiting relatives in Washington for two weeks. Mrs Reed hosted the Aid Society gathering. Several local guests shared meals at Keana Park and Witham Mars Calles in Williamsburg Virginia. Others spent weekends with family, including Mr Eugene Watts at his parents home.
In a chaotic Hollywood by Ersine Johnson, studio chatter hints at starlet casting and controversial looks. Rumors swirl about Stella Duhas, Rita Hayworth, and others as directors push edgy roles amid production delays and prankish press. The piece notes tense moments on set including a clod-throwing incident involving actor Bob McCrea during a scene.
In a distorted dialogue a speaker asks a squaw whom she favors and she reluctantly answers Ercol Flynn, triggering a tense, fragmented exchange. The garbled text hints at a social scene with unnamed locals and shifting loyalties.
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