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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1938
Page
11
A fragmentary reader note discusses early adolescence and parental guidance. It describes teens pretending to care about appearances, love of drama, and the urge to separate from childhood. The text shows parental pressure to accept these changes and supports understanding of growing independence.
A quirky feature on hair fashion traces a revival of hair rats or curls used in updo styles. It describes oval bands of curls about ten inches long and four inches wide that are brushed to the top of the head and attached at a flattering angle.
A mixed set of questions and local notes from a school page include a two part quiz on wartime news and international diplomacy, plus social items about families, birthdays, church events, and local visits. The piece mentions a carnival, a parade of students, and regional movers in Harpers Ferry, Camp Hill, and Martinsburg along with notes on recent aviation achievements and the Harmon International Trophy winners.
A column discusses adolescence, growth, and changing behavior as youths enter puberty, noting physical mental and emotional awkwardness and parental guidance. The second portion lists local social notes: relatives visiting, birth of Joanna Eschbaugh, trips to Atlantic City and New York, two weeks’ Washington visits, and visits from Baltimore and Camp Hill residents.
Public sale of multiple parcels in Lime Kiln Frederick County Maryland under the will of Wilram J Grove deceased. Properties include eight lots with residences, acreage perches and cash deposits required, terms cash, with occupancy and rents noted. Auction to include stock and bonds from Grace Grove Sappington and Mary Sue Riser with proceeds to executors.
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