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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1943
Page
12
A reader, a mother of two, asks if staying home to rear children is wiser than taking war factory work. Dorothy Dix answers that a mother’s duty to her children supersedes patriotism when children need care, warning that mothers leaving home risk juvenile delinquency and social harm.
An unclear fragment suggests a dispute over attendance and marital implications. The text mentions a husband and a suggestion that refusal to go may lead him to believe the partner is untruthful or evasive. Details are fragmented and names unclear.
The piece notes the end of summer days and the onset of autumn, urging readers to prepare for a brisk fall. It reflects on shorter vacations, renewed activity, and a seasonal shift in mood and energy, cheering a return to purposeful routines and forward momentum.
Foxville Harvest Home services Sunday afternoon will forward all donations to the Tressler Orphans' Home in Loyaville Pennsylvania. The issue notes Wall Communion on October 10 at 10 30 AM and lists local visitors and graduates with Maryland University diplomas to 158 seniors under wartime arrangements, with Maj General Milton Reckord delivering the address.
Hollywood life on location reveals stars like Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck amid dust, shells, and training gulls. Orson Welles contemplates studio work while Ford DeMille style scenes unfold in Indiana and Ohio with crews, costumes, and Bond drives.
The note discusses common misused phrases and spelling errors, urging precise language such as saying I have no objection. It references practicing five I's and two A's and stresses daily vocabulary work with examples like sharp and harsh. It mentions words like pungent and describes a vague sentence about awareness of a foul odor permeating a room.
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