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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1937
Page
2
Fragmentary article page from The Daily News outlines local items and notices. Readable mentions appear with names and places, but most details are obscured by OCR errors. the surviving facts point to routine briefs and public notices from the paper’s staff.
In Pennsylvania, Amish and Mennonite communities shun government aid and refuse to borrow money for schools or luxuries. They avoid debt and radios, cars, and other modern conveniences, choosing hardship over accepting relief while continuing to persevere with their quiet, austere lifestyle.
A royal emanation will feature King George VI and ministers of state with diplomats in attendance. Four Britons from across industry will be guests, each invited by the Industrial Welfare Society president Albert Frederick Arthur George, who leads a broader Empire organization. Miss Larzie McCulloch a Glasgow weaver Miss Doris Griffiths at General Electric Birmingham Desire Poliad a pit boy near Chesterfield Ele fared Thomas at a Portland steel plant in South Wales are named as the honorees.
Report notes CIO agitators interviewed on hospital cots after farmers disrupted a sit-in at the Hershey Chocolate Company plant in Pennsylvania. They say they will proceed with the plant and later move to the countryside. The text exaggerates farm life and speed-up systems, mentioning rats and agility in extermination.
A collage of quotes and stray lines references politicians teachers artists and students. It mentions Oklahoma State Senator Rower Troquidus and Gen Francisco Franco along with observations on youth art education and outdoor scenery. The fragmentary text also notes grasshoppers and forecasts by an agricultural entomologist at an unnamed university.
A reviewer finds The Ol Bunch by Meyer Levin a engrossing 64 page novel about Jewish youths in Chicago and their journeys from Chicago to Palestine and back. The book is praised for its vivid portrayal of an era and the voices of its characters across diverse settings as they grow up together.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses daily word study and pronunciation errors. It centers on defining intrepid as bold fearless and daring and mentions rewarding those who study tough words, tying to a historic lesson format and classroom tone.
A fragmented devotional note cites Bible verses about trespass money and sin money, contrasting moral value with coinage. It mentions a private reflection attributed to Starr King and references an inward mint metaphor for virtue as currency.
Easter Monday closures mark celebratory day as small boys attempt exes while older brothers play baseball. Water company to form in Mechanicstown with M C Cramer, Van B Oster, Col John BR Rous rop Ve, Tay Maer yry Ulris B Cassell, W Dorsey Etcinson and Jesse H Ramsburg to prepare articles of incorporation.
Frederick County birth records for March were reported to health officials for oath of March 1937. Proving details cited as inch and 42 for verifications.
Dr Albert E Day pastor of Mount Vernon Place Met church Baltimore spoke at Hood College vesper in Brodbeck Hall Sunday afternoon. He urged portraying Jesus as a living force, noting He is both critic and inspiration, quoting Hebrews and urging focus on Christ’s works. Trinity Southern Methodist church held nursery day with four new Beginners, Rev Dewitt P Juse preached on Beauty For Ashes, and other services and programs were announced for the week.
The article explains pneumonia as a group of lung infections with main inflammation of lung tissue. It notes pneumococcus as a common cause, mentions Osler’s view of pneumonia of the aged, and cites US public health concern. It discusses varying germ types, regional incidence, and the Newfeld typing method for serotype identification. It also describes use of type 1 antiserum in severe cases.
A brief humorous note on daily eating and the threat of price rises. The writer laments costs that could force changes in daily meals and worries over future affordability, wondering what would be done if prices soar beyond reach.
A reader quiz on engagement etiquette covering gifts announcements calls and notifying newspapers. Answers indicate: 1. No gift required unless desired. 2. Engraved announcements optional. 3. Family member should avoid telephone newsrooms for engagements. 4. Newspaper photos are not required. 5. Grooms may consider fiancés taste for rings. The response reflects cautious, socially correct guidance.
Readers glimpse Madame Tussaud's waxworks and London hotels rushing for Coronation crowds. Reports note wax figures of royalty and celebrities, plus celebrations with champagne and grandstand prices. City nightlife and theater bits add color as Queen's procession preparations loom.
Today in history notes numerous 19th and early 20th century figures with births and deaths, including Henry Clay born in Virginia and James Starr Lippincott, plus notable events such as Ruth Bryan Owen's 1933 confirmation and a 1933 divorce ruling. Birth anniversaries list Edgar T. Conley Krenna Fred H. Brown Daniel Marsh Robert Rogers and others with ages given.
A fragmentary report from Mistary references New York Life Insurance Company described as a mutual plan insurer, linked to produce of ta gurr antee obligations and figures including Edwin Jodh and Wile Tian Tweed in New York City, amid a mention of a large fire impact.
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