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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1937
Page
4
A coroner's jury rules the South Chicago strike riot killings were justifiable homicide while the Senate civil liberties committee says police used excessive force and showed indifference to life. They analyze where the first shot came from and how many victims bore back wounds, noting leadership failed to guide mobs wisely.
Advertising pages report a strong weekend boost with summer sale promotions. Retail price reductions and current-price bargains attract readers and merchants, signaling a favorable buying window for 1946 readers amid 1987 advertising growth trends.
A reflective meditation on the enduring value of virtuous lives. The verse honors those who have lived well and died, suggesting their deeds illuminate paths for others and offer ongoing blessings beyond memory.
A book review surveys Randall’s Civil War and Reconstruction study arguing the war was not inevitable. It weighs industrial, sectional, and political forces, contending Lincoln’s preservation of the Union and postwar policy shaped outcomes more than inevitability.
A collage of statements includes Gen Chume Kai-shel on China fighting to the last man, Mrs Charlie Orgel about divorce over living in a trailer, Edward wearing a tan hat for empire, Rev RO Anderson Jardine on belief in chaos, and Rev RT Foust praising imagination and faith at the U.S. Military Academy.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick the local papers recall water works progress with new fire-fighting gear arriving and summer events. Residents of Kronville discuss protests at SUN. about 500 gathered for the Fergusonville event. More than 300 weekend visitors crowded Bradidar hotel as lodging ran short, with speakers including Rev. George A. Snyder and local officials lamenting accommodation shortages.
Babson Park Aug. 5 The expert warns living costs this fall and winter may stay below current levels for some items but overall expenses rise. He cites higher rents and groceries, notes wholesale price gains, and predicts costs could advance seven to ten percent from today’s level within a year.
Industrial activity measured by the Associated Press index declined slightly in July from June. Steel and automotive production partially rebounded after a strike, while residential building continued its downturn as the year closed the month.
A northern Ohio village council voted three to two to abolish the town bowling green in New London Park. The project, seen as unsightly, will be replaced by sidewalks and restored sodas of yore, returning the area to a Merrie England style earlier five years ago.
To restore shine on highly polished furniture apply a cloth dampened with one quart of clear water and two tablespoons of vinegar. Wipe the area dry with a second cloth, then rub to bring back brilliance. Work a small area at a time for best results.
George E. Miller cites the Chemical Warfare Bulletin to note tuberculosis protection during wartime. He quotes the 1920 Surgeon General report: 70,522 gassed in 1918 had 246 per cent TB rate. non-gassed in France that year 3.50 per thousand. non-gassed Americans in France the next year 430 per thousand. He also warns 20 mg of mustard gas rapidly absorbed can kill, and cites one death per 1.5 tons of mustard gas used in war.
The Arnold reunion at Braddock Heights drew about 150 descendants on Sunday. Rev H C Erdman led scripture and prayer. brave performances by Catherine and Janet Huffer, George Sigier, Mrs Earl Pry, and Etta Louise Zecker accompanied the program. Mahlon Arnold 84 and Annie Kepler 73 were the oldest attendees. Roy Huffer was elected president, Carrol Powers vice president, and Gladys Arnold secretary treasurer. After a brief business meeting, attendees shared a picnic dinner and plan next year’s gathering for the first Sunday in August. MT BETHEL PICNIC The Mt Bethel M E church near Garfield holds its annual picnic in the grove on Saturday August 14 with a speaker, Middle town Band, and church choir.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains rickets in children, its symptoms including tetany and infections, and the vital role of vitamin D. Emphasizes sunlight, fresh air, hygiene, cod liver oil or vitamin D preparations, and X rays for diagnosis. Predicts near elimination of the disease with prevention and proper dosage guidance.
A mid century etiquette quiz queries proper wedding conduct. It asks if a bride’s mother may give away the bride, who should propose toasts at a reception, and whether a boutonniere is proper. It also covers appropriate dress for an informal afternoon wedding, asking if a white linen suit or a dark blue jacket with white flannel trousers is suitable and notes the best man usually offers toasts.
New York, Aug. 5 Autograph seekers expand beyond theaters to ocean liners, hotels, and restaurants chasing celebrities like Madeleine Carroll aboard the Queen Mary. They crowd cabins, lobby, and even stairwells, using tricks and telegraphed calls, while Gershwin concerts at Lewisohn Stadium sell out and premium seats trade hands.
A jumble of anniversaries and notable births lists John Bidwell and Guy de Maupassant among figures born on this date, with details on deaths and early accomplishments. Includes brief notes on 19th and 20th century historical events, several biographies, and a horoscope suggesting a steady, quiet path after past trials.
Fragmentary page covers word usage notes and pronunciation guidance. Topics include misused phrases like dinner schedule, mispronunciations, and spelling corrections. Mentions words such as ticklish and persuasive, plus a brief note on historic postage stamps and private mail companies.
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