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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1943
Page
9
Dorothy Dix extols English morale during wartime, praising resilience amid destruction. She argues people live up to reputations, shaping children and spouses by the expectations set at home, urging positive forecasts to elicit better behavior and outcomes.
Union Bridge reports Rev Charles C Sellers and family moving to Key West Fla for a Florida parish assignment. Mrs Robert Walden shingle project on West Broadway is by Monroe Proute. Maurice Baile family and others visit. Roger Granes on furlough from Camp McCoy visits Union Bridge. Troley Smith on ten day Army furlough from New York camp. cement walks laid on Farquhar Street at Ols Devilbiss property.
A banding study reveals a bat species in France migrates across continents to spend winters in Japan, showing remarkable long distance travel behavior by hibernating in a distant habitat.
Mrs Carroll Garber hosted the Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs' Club on Tuesday evening at Big Pipe Creek Park. The next regular meeting is set for Tuesday evening Oct 5 at Mrs Nora Frock's home on York Street. Lt George F Combs a Sept 4 navigator graduate from Selman Field visited Emmitsburg. Rev Dr Frank L Brown and Mrs Brown arrive from Milford Ohio for a extended stay with Miss Mac Sanders. David W Shaum resumes studies at Mt St Marys Seminary. Helen and Mary Angela Arnold return to St Josephs High School Emmitsburg for junior and sophomore years.
Germantown residents Mr and Mrs J H Musselte hosted a Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Charles Riggs and Mr and Mrs John Kelly. Mr Park King is confined to Frederick City Hospital. Weekend visitors included Mrs Elizabeth Lenhart staying with Mr and Mrs Carroll Brown, and Takoma Park residents Mr and Mrs Bert Ram Brosius and Mr and Mrs Edward Brosius.
Washington on September 14 War Production Board warned motorists who saved radiator anti freeze solutions last spring to add chemical inhibitors before re use to prevent motor corrosion. WPB released chemicals to make inhibitors for this purpose.
In Hollywood Val Lewton explains his horror method by stressing psychological fear over gore. He recounts Cat People and Leopard Man as examples of making audiences imagine monsters rather than show them directly while sharing anecdotes from the set including an on set leopard and a runaway dynamite prop. Lewton notes his background as a writer and earlier New York reporter shaping his approach to fright.
Fragmentary notes refer to Liberty's Crown Wood writer work on serializations and drama projects. Dawid Pelamick is listed in connection with story editing and head residencies, with mentions of theater, family ties, and a theaterate scene, though details are unclear due to the damaged text.
Fragmented text records social visits at the homes of the Compher and Stine families, with several names and dates garbled. Mentions Gettysburg Waterpatoa and gatherings on Sundays, Mondays, and other days, plus a list of attendees including Mrs Wilmer Frye and Mrs Harpy Histard, reflecting typical family notices.
The fragment notes an address at 425 36 8 Court St and references Nicodemus Paint Store with unclear context. The text appears as OCR noise but preserves a focal business location and a historic sounding element tied to an engine and a paint shop.
Jiex Hatfield of Beanbridge Maryland and Annie Waelder are noted in a quirky local item about unusual sounds and happenings. The short note suggests a folklore mood with mentions of a cricket-like sound heard nearby, adding a rural charm to a quiet area.
Lovettsville residents Mrs Ligelrt dk dette and Mrs Wallidim Givercouk of Hamilton spent Wednesday night and Thursday with Mr and Mrs George Grubb. Their daughter Mass Dora Lee Myers accompanied by Misses Maury Calbesne Compher and Louella Green went to Winchester Monday to enter Winchester Business College. Also Mrs Isabel Stroude and daughter Garl with Pat Compher of Washington visited last week with the former’s mother Mrs Donnie Campher.
Advertisement proclaims a million dollars yearly spent on remedies for piles and touts Peter Pan's Ointment as a fast, soothing solution. It claims 35 cents per box or 60 cents per tube with applicator and offers a money back guarantee if not delighted.
In the final scene Bette consoles Sue after a moral reckoning then receives a marriage proposal from Scott MacQuaid. They consider a quick wartime wedding with a license from the chaplain, as they plan to reunite after their dangerous assignment.
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