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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1950
Page
3
Dorothy Dix argues personal liberty can feel lonely and useless without companionship. She contends true happiness comes from serving others and sharing joys with loved ones, warning against life lived in isolation. The column then shifts to a reader question about dating preferences for overweight individuals.
A dialogue suggests popularity with men favors thinner looks but notes exceptions for healthy, cooking women. The speaker mocks extreme dieting and implies plumpness signals good cooking after marriage, while warning against health risks of emaciation. The piece reflects dated gender views on body image and marriage.
A full furniture sale with items including a mahogany dining set, walnut bedroom suite, RCA Victor radio, Estey organ, pianos, tables, chairs, rugs, appliances, and assorted household goods. Auction Wednesday September 20 at 7:00 PM in the building behind 238 West Fifth Street. park on 5th St. No alley parking. Consign to Community Sale at 5 East 7th St or call Php. 2658. Truck available.
A young married man and I have been deeply in love for years. We are both honest and honorable, yet we are mentally and physically wrecked. He plans to tell his wife and ask to be set free. The adviser says the right move is honesty, hoping the wife will be understanding and not cling to a lover’s body when his heart belongs elsewhere.
A Monday News report corrected the driver’s name in a city car collision. The vehicle that struck Tes Margaret May Stall last Thursday was driven by David Sotter Hemp, not Sutter Kemp of the 300 block of Park Avenue.
The Maryland Utilities Association announces its annual Fall Conference will be at the Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach on Friday and Saturday. With 340 advance reservations, it promises to be the largest fall gathering in the 26-year history. President Glenn T. Swisher of Potomac Edison will call the meeting to order, and First Vice President W. Griffin Morrel of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. of Baltimore City will preside over general sessions.
The program for the general sessions will include addresses by Cliftos K. Gallus, author and lecturer. William E. Wood, executive vice president of Virginia Electric and Power Company in Richmond. Dilman M. K. Smith, vice president of Opelon Research Corporation in Princeton. and Robert Low, assistant.
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