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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
5
Incoherent text describes money, bankruptcy, births, and evolving relationships among named people. Referred names include Cussy Rogers, Reatex, Gary, Jud, and Resten with a quarrel affecting a marriage and a demand for divorce. The passage hints at emotional strain and a shift in power dynamics within a camp context.
Judith plans to tell Reuben about Gary s discharge while Cissy s presence and Gary s return fuel tensions. She wrestles with fear of poverty and uprooting as a stormy confrontation looms between Judith Reuben and Gary amid a tense camp life and looming divorce talk.
The Maryland State Employment Service reports more registrations and renewals in Frederick and Carroll counties as spring brings more outdoor work. Laborers remain common but demand grows for clerical and skilled positions. no mass layoffs noted. Office hours shift to summer schedule May 1 with adjusted weekday and Saturday times.
The Wis consin governor Philip La Follette is set to speak on radio Friday from Des Moines at 7 p m as part of a recovery methods discussion following Madison Progressive party events. The evening also features a dense slate of program listings across networks WABC WJZ WEAF NBC and CBS with talks by Col Knox Sumner Welles and Wilbur Cross among others and multiple music variety segments and regional broadcasts.
April entries from Sam's Creek detail Roscoe Frock Jr breaking his left leg at home and the many visitors calling on local families. Several residents from Baltimore and nearby towns are listed visiting or hosting gatherings, including Mrs Grace Schaeffer and Mr and Mrs Carlisle.
Decorators embrace screens to adjoin spaces and add flair from photomurals to leopard skin finishes. Options include glass partitions, painted or ready frames, and bamboo for traditional rooms. Newer screens feature colored felt and framed windows with mounted butterfly art and pressed flora for unique focal points.
Baltimore visitors and stays across New Windsor and Washing ton D C are listed among families including Miss Smith Mrs De witt Lepper and friends Mrs Sterling Crawmer Mr and Mrs Edgar Erb and others. An English royal intrigue notes Edward IV accused by his uncle Duke of Gloucester of illegal marriage to Elizabeth Grey, affecting potential heirs.
The Circuit Court approved Archbishop Michael J. Curley of Baltimore to withdraw 2219.75 from the Grove trust fund for repairs and larger improvements at St Joseph's Church Carrolien Manor Rex. Bids total 3898.39 with architect fees. The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank consented to fund transfer. residue 3617.45 to Curley for planned improvements.
A letter from Anna Hahn of 120 E Sixth St recounts rapid relief from constipation and a return to energy after using World's Tonic. She describes prior fatigue, aches, dizziness, stomach upset, and piles worsened by straining, then notes improved sleep and ability to handle housework. The advertisement claims no habit forming drugs and urges purchase at Williamson’s and other drug stores.
Repairs include bell tower and cornice work, steps to the sacristy rebuilt, window frames and sash replaced, east rectory fence renewed, cleaning and gutter improvements, repainting, three and concrete work, new plaster in church ceiling and rectory kitchen, wood and metal painting on exterior including the belfry, interior painting and papering, decorating, new plumbing and a boiler in the rectory basement.
A single hair of a sheep’s wool viewed microscopically reveals a sau shaped edge. Wool when kneaded and beaten binds through interlocking retches, forming felt as the final product.
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