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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1942
Page
13
Sandy confronts Helen and Tyra as the group debates Tyra and her father Flemings offer versus pursuing the Maya codex. Gil suspects manipulation and danger to the expedition, while Helen accuses Tyra of using Sandy for gold. The crew braces for fallout as plans shift and tensions rise.
Dorothy Dix advises wives to avoid jealousy when husbands show interest in other women. She argues many men flirt out of vanity and conquest, urging patience, restraint, and strategic affection to keep marriages intact. Wives should avoid detective-like scrutiny and quarrels that push husbands toward infidelity or Reno.
Tyra confesses to Sandy Morse she feared he would backtrack on their plan and reveals she acted to keep him from Chamber of the Serpent God. Tyra reflects on love, loyalty, and the impact on their wandering life as dawn arrives and Sandy greets her.
A reader asks if she should date others to provoke jealousy since her ex now dates infrequently. The adviser says the relationship is over, notes two mistakes she made by showing excessive affection and being possessive, and suggests dating others to raise her value when her ex invites her out again. A separate query from a 15 year old soldier about admitting his marriage lie ends with urging honesty and highlighting common age-fraud.
Social notes recount visits and stays by Bernard Cook family in Frederick, John Wooden party in Washington, and Richard Bennett jr hosts. Towson State Teachers Normal student Margaret Bennett spent weekend with parents. many Baltimore and Frederick residents hosted and moved houses while several families enjoyed Timonium Fair and hospital staffing changes.
Community brief for Union Bridge covers a farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs Thomas Weishaar prior to their move to Hagerstown, local flood repairs on sidewalks, guest visits by Miss Eileen Myers and Miss Naomi Barrier, and ongoing village happenings. Examinations for Union Bridge postmaster were held, quarry pumps resumed full operations, Elmer Wolfe school opened, and multiple residents moved or hosted visitors in Union Bridge and nearby towns.
Union Bridge boys recently inducted into the army reported a transfer from Fort Meade to a Texas camp in early June. Sandra Lee Gledhill returns home to Westminster after visiting Union Bridge with her grandparents. The Union Bridge Homemakers Club met at Linwood on September 8. St James Lutheran Ladies Aid met September 2 with Miss Elsie Kelly as devotional leader and approved a farm sale sandwich stand for Sevvin Fogle’s Union Bridge sale on October 3. John Keefer’s young daughter Joann is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Truman Keefer. Simpsons Mrs suffered a broken left arm while playing with local children and was treated by Dr Lega. Wilbur Gladhill spent a week with his daughter Hele Gladmill in Mt Airy. First known white child born on Vermont soil was Timothy Dwight at Fort Dummer in 1726. Over half of human diseases are also diseases of animals.
Relatives of Malcolm Rakestraw and Paul Spurrier, two of the railroad shops staff, are mentioned as enjoying a week's vacation together.
Audrey Nisbaum and John Snyder report on a local camp meeting near Brownsville. The Pilot Publishing Company in Union Bridge is involved as duties begin.
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