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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1937
Page
8
Dr Morris Fishbein describes hay fever causes from pollen and proteins and notes many patients react to several substances. He explains seasonal types, perennial forms, and varied eye nose throat symptoms, plus sensitivities to animals dust foods and drugs.
A Plymouth sedan stolen from a Brunswick parking spot was wrecked on the Potomac bridge on the Virginia end during a return trip to Brunswick. The left front wheel broke off and the front end was demolished after striking the railing. occupants fled, authorities say arrests may follow. The owner is Milford Powers of Washington D C.
Mrs Laura R Schmidt’s will probated in Orphans Court on Thursday directs the bulk of her estate to relatives after debts and funeral expenses. A $100 contribution to Mt Olivet cemetery for grave repair is provided, and 300 plus a diamond ring are left to granddaughter Miss Jean Gosnell.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said at a Poughkeepsie conference that she would like to be eligible for jury service once a September school opens. She noted she cannot serve while her husband is in the White House but emphasized the importance of women’s jury education.
Mrs Roosevelt urged women to prepare for jury service saying citizens should share duties. Under New York law women became eligible on September 1. The conference aimed to plan training schools to encourage women to accept jury duty statewide.
Edith Wharton American novelist died at her chateau near Saint Brice Sous Bois France aged 73 from an apoplectic stroke at 5 pm yesterday She resided in France for nearly thirty five years and was finishing a book of short stories and a new novel at the time Burial is planned in the Protestant Cemetery at Versailles Her niece Mrs Max Farrand wife of historian is the only known relative
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