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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1938

Page

8

Dear Brown-Eyed Blonde Advice Columnrow

Dear Brown-Eyed Blonde. Stick to your high ideals and resist kissing pressure. There are good, respectable boys who will date without compromising values. To attract dates, become entertaining and charming. when a guy can’t kiss, he becomes more interested and desirable.

Betty Brainerd Mr. Right Bors

Owls Reported In Belfry Of Crisfield Church

In Crisfield Maryland on December 30 investigators found several families of owls living in the Immanuel Methodist church belfry. Weird night sounds frightened neighbors as sexton Thomas Cullen tried to drive the birds away. He plans another effort when spring comes to rid the belfry.

Crisfield Immanuel M.E. Church Sexton Thomas Cullen Sexton Cullen Spring Cullen

Should You Not Send a Birthday Card to a Boyfriend

Advice column advises avoiding insincere suitors who show pseudo affection. It urges asking questions to learn interests, discusses age gaps, and recommends timely communication, with a hint of caution about potential marriage. Betty’s confidential guidance is offered from New York.

Daily Mail Hagerstown Mail Fifth Ave New York City Betty Brainerd Madison Ave

Virgin Islands Mixed Ownership Marked by Many Uninhabited

The Virgin Islands, owned partly by the United States and partly by Great Britain, are about 100 in number, most of them uninhabited.

Virgin Islands United States Great Britain

Standouts of 38 They Helped Make It Memorable Year

Dopey stole the laurels from Snow White in the year's most ballyhooed movie. Cited standouts highlight box office and awards shaping 1938 cinema history.

Dopey Laurels Snow White

Decline Noted in Maryland Truck Acreage for 1938

Maryland Crop Reporting Service shows 1938 truck acreage at 175,050 acres versus 183,320 the prior year. Value of truck crops dropped to 9,695,000 dollars from 10,164,000. The combined market and canning acreage fell about five percent, though well above the 1927–1936 average.

College Park Maryland Crop Reporting Service Maryland

Elderly canvasser ordered to stop pursuing anti chain store bill

Capt. Carl H. McCleary ordered an elderly, distinguished man to cease canvassing for a group pushing the Robinson-Patman anti-chain store bill. The man had gathered names of 109 local business men, their dollar fees funding 1929 memberships. He was apprehended after failing to prove funds would go to the organization’s treasury. He claimed he would seek Chamber of Commerce sanction next.

Carl. H. McCleary Congress Franklin Street

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