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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1937
Page
10
A study of how a father's faults can erode a son's self respect and drive misbehavior. The piece traces how boys imitate or react to flawed fathers, and urges parents to honor each other to protect children’s pride and trust.
Miss McGraw, noted American pianist, will perform Friday at 8 p m in Brodbeck Hall Hood College. Her program features Bach Brahms Beethoven Chopin Stravinsky with works ranging from Bach to Stravinsky and includes a 1930 Naumburg debut achievement.
A Ford Frick backed etiquette column offers tips for feminine baseball fans. Advice covers behavior with escorts during games, eating peanuts, avoiding heated arguments, joining crowd noise, standing during seventh inning stretch, and handling a ball caught in the stands. Included are cautions about romance misunderstandings and social expectations at baseball events.
A two stamp set commemorates five years since Manchouko founded. One design shows a rising sun over a plowed field. the other features the capital Heinkurg with modern and ancient buildings and figures in the foreground. The issue expands Manchouko’s stamp varieties since 1932.
Hints cover flavoring cakes and candies with vanilla almond and lemon extracts. Tips include lemon juice and rind for fruit dishes, peanut butter fillings for crackers, varying mayonnaise dressings with olives chutney and peppers, horseradish sauce for ham, browning biscuit tops with milk brushed crusts, waxed linoleum care, rake tips to prevent uneven rising, and using orange juice in bread and rolls for moisture and sandwich fillings.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a plan on Vie Guat Road and a Talon warda for Praugurating at Vie Guat Road. The readable content is minimal and appears to describe a location based notice with unclear details.
Beaumont Texas April 14 CAP Karehmer president of the Oklahoma Waste Trade Dealers Association says junkmen gather bedsprings frying pans and radiators from alleys yards to be sold abroad for ammunition. The port’s largest cargo over 8000 tons was to depart in April. Also notes that under 20 percent of American penitentiaries inmates have high school education.
Sealed bids for Contract No 8 paving sewer trenches in Frederick Maryland will be accepted by The Mayor and Aldermen at City Hall until 7 30 p m Friday April 2 1907. Bids opened publicly at special meeting. Plans from City Engineer or Consulting Engineers for 300 with 100 refundable on return. Five percent certified check required. Project funded by Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works and municipal bonds under POW regulations.
Glen Kline of Wealfsville faces charges for tossing a stone that shattered a windshield and assaulted Milton Wolf. The hearing was set for Wednesday night as both sides seek postponement. only Wolf and Kline attended. The incident is linked to an April 4 episode and follows Kline’s earlier acquittal in a murder case.
Auction notices describe a sale on Friday April tf 193% at the Patrik Court Building near the Key Hotel. Items include a 150 year old grandfather clock a Davenport bed waterlogged mahogany lamp a library table rugs chairs furniture and various decorative wares. Proceeds benefit a donor show of goods in a well kept estate with many antiques and household items listed.
Public sale notice for the estate of John R Thompson late of Frederick County Maryland. The property includes 32 acres of land in three parcels with a frame dwelling and outbuildings located about 1.5 miles west of Doubs village. Sale at Frederick Court House door on April 24 in Frederick City. The parcels derive from prior deeds to John McKimmy and others.
Public sale conducted by C Grant Nooper, auctioneer, on Jefferson Street in Frederick City Ma. The notice lists a Kemp Reefer executive as party and references public sale of railding lata.
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