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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
2
A 1827 discussion argues that labor saving machinery both eliminates and creates work. While machines reduce costs and allow producers to expand output, some fear job losses. supporters claim machinery enables broader employment and affordable goods, citing auto production as an example of scale and opportunity.
Bruce Catton reviews C S Forester’s Beat to Quarters a tale set in the Napoleonic era. A British frigate captain navigates a perilous mission to the Pacific coast then faces a sudden alliance shift and a fragile love interest that could ruin his career.
Paris reports a revival as Smuart Ma g Tisiennes resurrect veils once worn by incites and grandmothers. The Countess de Come Brie reportedly wore an embroidered grey veil once belonging to her mother on a straw sailor hat, tying it under her chin.
Hood College hosts a Friday evening concert by the Franklin and Marshall College Symphony Orchestra and Glee Club in Brodbeck Hall with a preceding dance for Hood students and guests. The event, under Miss Mary Jane Swanin, features pieces by Prokofiev and Weber with members of Hood faculty and student ensembles.
Mrs Mare Morrison Williams, famed for her style in Paris, selects a Suzys satin ribbon turban for the spring season. The accessory features a black, red and violet satin wrap with draped folds showcasing a sleek silhouette and high fashion appeal.
From the April issue of The News on Frederick’s West Patrick Street a large historical feature recalls the city’s events. The Braddock Sunday School elected Tyrone Grumbine as superintendent with Charles Smyth as assistant and Luther Snyder as secretary.
Local officers report McKeystown District first in the county to enroll male citizens eligible for war service. The canvass, led by Pr. Clyde Routan Holmes D Walter and Dr. Charles FH Cantey, continues despite snow as Frederick County expects to top state totals. A separate item notes delinquent properties sold and All Saints church debt reduction efforts led by treasurer Fawlin Markell on Easter Sunday.
In Augusta Georgia April 8 a forward look at homebuilding argues for a coming boom driven by new housing demand and mortgage plans. It warns city officials to curb speculative developers, urges better planning and inspections, and stresses ethical practice by contractors and lenders to sustain growth.
A garbled OCR fragment quotes Maria Rasputin praising animal training contrasted with Governor Frank Murphy, plus fragments mentioning American learning, Egyptian ambassador Youseff Bey, and Dr R C Weaver on the Negro's economic problem. The text is incomplete and contains stray names and phrases.
A haphazard list recalls birthdays of Lewis Morris and David Nittenhouse, early American figures, plus names like Mary Pickford and Sonja Henie. The piece mixes historical events with brief notes on politicians, scholars, and a weathered survey of dates, creating a postcard of anniversaries.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains amebic dysentery has spread nationwide since the Chicago exposition. The parasite Entamoeba histolytica invades the bowel causing severe cramps, mucus and blood in stools, rapid weight loss, backache, and possible misdiagnosis as appendicitis or peritonitis.
Paris April 8 The Daran jest Eugene de Rothschild hosted the Duke of Windsor at her Enzesfeld castle and has ordered a small toque of grosgrain ribbon loops in three colors. The loops rise from a tulle base that fits close to the head like a cap.
A daily English column offers misused word cautions and pronunciation notes. It defines fortitude as passive courage and recalls Dryden on patience, while mentioning a French village trial of complete farm electrification and a 40 hour work week for wives.
A reader quiz on proper office etiquette covers dress rules for a sleeveless blouse, whether to type or write applications, signing letters, and stationery use. It includes a corrected sample address and date, with guidance on handling workplace tension.
New York memoir celebrates Arnold Reuben owner of a famed delicatessen who popularized the sandwich and christened creations after stars. He rose from a tiny shop to a $175000 modern premises while serving Broadway legends like Annette Sellos Marjorie Rambeau and Fanny Brice, hosting late nights of gossip and culinary showmanship.
Olive Roberts Barton observes students around a small college showing mixed manners. The writer notes polite greetings from some and casual rudeness from others, stressing schools shape behavior and the potential for broader social influence beyond classrooms.
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