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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1935
Page
4
The piece reflects on winter produce and social life, arguing winter indoors fosters connections beyond summer gatherings. It notes frost impacts farming but emphasizes winter’s inner warmth and the value of shared evenings to build friendships and community.
A 12 year old girl Mesher Prences Delaplaine writes Our Neighborhood a modern unt pretentious children's verse book with photos of her circle and local child contributors. The reviewer notes the work stands on its own amid adult competition and highlights a sample poem about fireflies and bedtime, praising its achieved freshness and charm.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and odd phrases about a congressman candidate and a list of many individuals tied to a 1855 copyright note and Baker family lineage. It includes scattered remarks alleging political corruption, a claim about being dragged in a trunk, and a mention of a mayoral incident tied to a street heist. The readable pieces imply political controversy and a roster of names.
A family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mebring included many relatives and friends from Woodsboro. The event featured a Thanksgiving Day meal with four hogs slaughtered and a large attendance listing numerous Mebring kin and neighbors such as Cameron Rehne Barton Dorsey Beard Scrimner and Lippy, along with various other surnames and attendees.
A collection from the French annual Photographie, summarizing modern photography, will be on display in the lobby of the Administration building. Hone College hosts the exhibit from December 2 to December 20.
The December 2 195 issue lists local items from Frederick including retirements of AB Magan r Van KR Anders and updates on officials such as Sheriff Luther Crear, deputy Ganny Stambaugh, and others. It notes Elinor Young’s abduction case on 2nd Street and mentions John Ussler Markel a student star at St. James School.
A New York Beh Theater review lauds Miss Browns performance in a contemporary play How Beautiful With Shoes as muscular and earthy though unfocused overall. The cast includes Harry Bellaver and Myron McCormick, with praise for Browns as unpretentiously beautiful and for the play's poetic richness despite its lack of scope.
Miss Ethel Matilda Bowers and Mr H Dwight Wahaus wed at Salem Lutheran Church Catonsville in a twilight ceremony. Rev Dr Zimmerman officiated before a large crowd with family members as attendants. The couple planned residence at Quaker Hill Woodlawn after a honeymoon, with Mrs Wahaus’s father Rev John Culle Bowers supporting.
Lewtown Women's Club opened by singing Come Ye Thankful People. Seventeen members and two visitors attended roll call. Speakers noted playground equipment needs at Lewtown school grounds. Mr. Gery Utterback and Miss Alta Siot-Uemyer demonstrated crafts and gift ideas. Games were played, a food basket for Emergency Hospital was postponed, and December meeting plans were announced.
Harmony Grove Club hosted by Mrs Hugh Dear with nineteen members and five visitors. President Mrs Ximer Thomas led with Come Ye Thankful People and prayer. Mrs Snyder won a prize in a game, Thelma Crum and Mrs Dean sang Carry Me Back to Old Virginia, and a program of readings and songs followed by refreshments. Meeting adjourned with holiday refreshments and notes of a December thirteenth gathering.
A fragment-tinted card extols sport as virtue and resilience. It urges tolerance, a steady grin, and accepting loss with dignity, praising good sportsmanship and steadfastness over quitting or vanity.
Today marks a long list of historical anniversaries from Richard Montgomery and John Breckinridge to Rufus Barringer and August Belmont. It notes births, deaths, and pivotal moments like Monroe’s Monroe Doctrine and the Austerlitz context, with fragmentary details and dubious spellings.
The Federal Trade Commission sent questionnaires to dairies and milk processors nationwide as part of a general inquiry into farm income and market prices. The mailings aim to compare what wholesale buyers pay for milk versus what farmers receive, shedding light on price spreads.
In New York a parade of show people and nightlife figures unfolds from Serrafina Di Leo’s Milan triumph to actors like Corinna Mura and Tony Brotha predecessors. The piece notes Zeppo Marx, beaux Arts Ball preparations, and the Beaux Arts Ball at the Waldorf with elaborate floats and costumes. Dan Healy, dubbed Night Mayor, runs a club empire while Mische the doorman recalls old stardom, and Beaux Arts Ball gears up with exotic pageantry and a Viceroy of India entry.
The article explains carbohydrate digestion as starches breaking into simple sugars, entering the blood as glucose, and liver storage. It covers absorption in the small intestine, transport to cells, and the roles of fats, proteins, mucus, and water absorption in the large intestine, noting excretion and minimal liver secretion.
A reader asks about diabetes related itching. The answer notes that reducing sugar intake and regulating absorption with proper insulin can stop the itch, though careful guidance is needed and ointments or lotions may help temporarily.
The article stresses digestion and absorption as vital for health, noting that failures lead to malnutrition, weight loss, and poor illness recovery. It previews further discussion on how these disorders develop in upcoming pieces while reporting on local church officers elected at Grace UM.
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