14 Sep 1960
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1960
Page
1
A 24 year old wife and mother describes a deep emotional clash with her husband Bob and his friend Jeff. Each says he loves their respective partners but admits an intense renewed attraction. The author asks for guidance on whether to stay, divorce, or suppress the affair for their children's sake.
A fragmented newspaper passage blends a quarrel over love and marriage with a note on Mexican coins and a Philadelphia Inquirer report. It mentions eightytwo ten centavo pieces, a laundry coin changer, and political leanings of the paper, alongside misquoted lines about love and commitment. The text ties Teff, Bob, and Jeff to a domestic dispute, currency rates, and election hints in a single, mosaic item.
The passage names Jeff pledging fealty to his daughter and recommends choosing Alternative No. 3. It mentions reading The Enemies of Love by Dom Acred Watkins to prepare for maturity in understanding and practice of intimate relations.
In Media Pennsylvania an appeal requests limit on cats in one dwelling to four amid claims of fifty cats causing noxious odors and unreasonable noise. Authorities seek rules to curb nuisance by excessive animal keeping.
The article notes a record student body at St Mary's with over 200 accepted for the present freshman class, applications exceeding four times that number, and about 60 students expected to live off campus. The Mass of the Holy Ghost is scheduled for 3:20 p.m. in the college chapel, with Rt Rev Moxroe Molcahy, rector, involved in the service.
The annual meeting of the Washington County Artificial Breeding Circuit will be held Tuesday, September 20 at 7 p.m. at the Wacohu Grange Hall west of Hagerstown. Dinner will be served by the Wacohu Grange ladies. Reservations due by September 16. A short business session will elect a state director for three years and local officers. Gene Weaver will discuss state wide artificial breeding work, with remarks by W. Lewis Campbell and County Agent George Wood. Dr. James F R Feron of the University of Maryland will present the main address on Future of Farming Ten Years Hence.
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