Leprosy myths debunked and hopeful treatment urged
Edwin P. Jordan asserts leprosy in the United States is rare and not highly contagious. He highlights Carville’s work, new therapies, and social integration for recovered patients, arguing against stigma and excessive fear. The article shifts to a New Market WCTU meeting with social activities and a fashion show.
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United States
China
India
Africa
Russia
Spain
Portugal
United States Public Health Service
Federal Hospital
Carville
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Hope
Administrators Qualify In Two Estates In Maryland
Orphans Court in Walkersville approves Luther L Hammond as administrator for the Hammond estates after Dawson Vo Hammond died July 18 1937 and Henriette L Hammond died October 18 146. The Hammond will never filed probate. Two administration accounts were approved. In another estate Luther Saylor as administrator for Benjamin F Saylor reports 129626 in final. 33855 distributed. Fanne S Vollitt executor for David Riglet accounts 167137 with no distribution. Democratic women meet at Mrs Haris Ruch Baumatt home in Thurmount district to reorganize and plan primaries and general election with Mildred S Fashes presiding.
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Luther Lee Hammond
Pittsburgh
Orphans Court
Daweson Vo Hammond
Henriette Lee Hammond
Dawson Vo Hammond
Walkersville
Henrietta L Haumond
Netta Lee Haaimrund
Hammond
May E Meice
Edwin Devilbiss
Luther Saylor
Benjamin F. Saylor
Fanne S Vonlitt
David Riglet
Haris Ruch
Driving tests not required for Maryland motorists
The State Highway Safety Council rejected a committee proposal to require driving tests every two years. It endorsed annual vehicle inspections, approved scientific tests for intoxicated drivers, and granted county magistrates authority to suspend licenses up to 90 days. Those with suspended licenses must be reexamined to regain driving privileges.
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Baltimore
State Highway Safety Council
Maryland
State Roads Commission State Police
Department of Motor Vehicles
Baltimore City
Utica Picnic To Be Held On Saturday
The Utica Sunday School picnic will be held Saturday August 19 on the grove east of Lewistown along the Lewistown Creagerstown cement road known as Millers Woods. It starts at 1 PM and lasts into the night with music by the Yellow Springs Band directed by Prof C C T Stull. Rev John T Ness speaks, with performances by the Utica Parish Mens Chorus, Mrs Edna Smith Swathei humorous readings, Charles and Kenneth Snook, and films. Activities include games, potted plants, home made cakes, and a country supper starting at 5 PM. Jacob R Ramsburg is superintendent and Allen Harper Jr assists. Say you saw it in The News.
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New Market
WC T U
Abrollie Ladhill
Swan Lawson
Don Griffen
Lawson
Douglas Wiliams
News-Post
Maggie Addison
Mr Giffin
Rose Watkins
Rode
Fader
Mary Williams
Frederick
Luther League
St Lukes Lutheran Church
Feagaville
James Easterday
Martinsburg
Charles Smith Jefferson
Spring Bank
Utica
Beautiful Grove
Lewistown
Lewistown- Creagerstown
Wich
Millers Woods
Yellow Springs
C C T Stull
John T Ness
Centennial E UB Church
Mens Chorus
Edna Smith Swathei
Charles
Kenneth Snook
Jacob R Ramsburg
Allen Harper, Jr
Ladies discuss club officers and election speakers at Legion Hall
Luther Suhiman and others chair a meeting at the American Legion Home with Democratic men present. Candidates Mas Worte and Mrs Havel Lewis spoke briefly for local offices. Other names mentioned include Maurie C Smith and Edwin F Nikitk, with no endorsements. A Frederick Democratic Club turnout included several members. a stray line warns about privacy invading behavior by a maid.
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Luther Suhiman
Lia Qlottie
Gall
Samuel Royer
William McPhersott McGill
Frankin Ro Fraley
Chiarles Dowis
Tarry Martin
American Legion
Mas Wortewor
Orphans’ Court
Havel Lewis
House of Delegates
Maurie C Smith
Tuket
Edwin F .Nikitk
Lumet Norris
Hose of
Delewate
Frederick Democratic Club
Fisher Anna Drown
Sue Marken
Glenna M Boyer
Weather and Rainfall Report for August in Frederick
The News notes a warm spell with eleven welwestley on Wednesday and outlook for Friday and Saturday. Baltimore rainfall stands at 0.42 inches for August, about two inches below normal. July precipitation was only two-thirds of normal.
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Welwestley
Yneraday
Courer
Baltimore
No Early Relief From Long Dry Spell
Weather forecasters report little relief from a prolonged dry spell across Maryland. Hardest hit are Harford, Baltimore, Howard, Carroll, and Frederick counties where lawns brown and crops wither while scattered showers are expected for the rest of the week and temperatures may rise slightly.
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Baltimore
Mayland
Harford
Howard Carroll
Fredek
Standard equipment list adds many extras here
The article notes that washers, soft Foamtex cushions, and many other items that are considered extras elsewhere are standard equipment in this setting, highlighting a generous inclusion policy for amenities.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA Service
G.I
Naktong River
Taegu
Nea-Acme
Ed Hoffman
Dance Pavilion
Barnesville
Poolesville High School
Music By the Nightingales
ORD
Armhi
North Market Street
Albert C. Palmer
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Stieff
Dolls Jewelry Store
Henry J. Taylor
ABC
the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
Patrick Street
BUICK
Four-Way
Storm & Shipiey
Beauty Salon
N. Market St
Inter
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