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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1937
Page
4
A clearly worded masthead describes publication details and editorial standards. It states ownership by The Great Southern Pruning and Maintenance Co and affiliation with The Associated Press, plus policy restricting unnamed opinions and requiring real names for letters.
A garbled account discusses the mother child relationship and emotional needs in care settings. It references observers, experts, and writers like Mrs Ste dame and Mr Graenbine, and critiques sentimentality while urging acknowledgment of love and affection in motherhood.
The article discusses President Roonvels housing initiatives aiming to provide affordable home ownership within five years. It argues such plans would boost American welfare by easing access to owned homes for average families. The dream of a covered cottage inspires sacrifices and community contribution.
Ravaged by flames last month Carvel Hall in Annapolis plans a 40 room wing addition to the hotel. Owner and manager Albert Ho Maetlair announced the project amid a joint meeting with local officials and residents. The current hotel has 162 rooms and the new wing aims to balance the rear of the building replacing dormer windows for a more cohesive design.
A reader letter thanks The News, Apreses, and Frederick County residents for a 2500 strong response to the Frederick Cauts Chapter American Red Cross roll call. The author praises volunteers, workers, and newspaper staff for support and notes continued community help and gratitude.
A garbled historical reflection questions whether today’s advances truly surpass ancient times. The text laments lost wisdom, warns against overreliance on technology, and urges rediscovery of simpler solutions while noting ongoing cycles of human endeavor and belief.
A fragmentary religious reflection cites biblical phrases about temptation and divine presence. It mentions Christ, serpents, and a sovereign remedy against temptation, attributing ideas to Fenelon.
Readable fragments recall local lore from 50 and 20 years ago in Frederick. Notes mention Lutheran church plans near town or west of the city and a Pennsylvania Railroad station expected at the northern edge. References to Ezra Derr, Dr, and a Counts Commissioner keeper of the court house appear in the fragmentary column.
The Legal Advisory Board will guide competent advice to selected men answering military needs. Clerk Eli G Haugh names Judge Glo Worthington Milton Garner and Poward J Smith on the panel. Three fuel administrators for Frederick County are O Warehime David Griffin and George E Wilcoxon to curb coal profiteering. A truckload of pillows and chairs arrives at Camp Meade as Preachett Wilson departs for Navy service. Roger Fisher, ing manager, becomes the seventh News Pestita member to leave for military service. Funeral notes recall the death of Jha Flemming from Frederick, age 24, after long service and family ties.
A fragmented historical piece recounts Bentatowa Bard Pells and notes a public incident tied to a street name. It describes a long local backstory about a title and a period of public discussion, with references to a Broderick street and a Hontetown section.
St John school held an old fashioned spelling bee after December 7 with students spelling aloud while the champion spellers were revealed. Judges and finalists included Baer sophomores Hotty Hraikes freshmen Mars Rote and Franks Back. Margaret Anne Blowe presented as the school coordinates observed the event.
A review of seasonal children's books and stories for Christmas Eve reading. The piece highlights Santa Claus tales, illustrated volumes, and new Christmas narratives by Olive Roberts Barton Eva L. Hughes and others with notes on authors and publishers.
The Sportsmen's Committee will meet at the Hotel Frederick Friday evening. An informal dinner will precede the meeting, with reservations now being accepted for the dinner. Members and Maryland sportsmen are invited to attend and participate in the event.
At the Lewsis town Grange regular session plans were made for the annual election of officers at the next meeting on December 1. Delegates and alternates to the State Grange meeting were named including Mee, Mel Roy Angleberger, Alfred Hiases, and Miss Myetle Miller.
Mrs. Nancy Elliott of Washington addresses the crowd on the subject Detish Cooperatocs at Foag the Vetut Mae Elliott, raised in England, shares firsthand information. The program is sponsored by Hood Dow is Hal, Pocwhontes of John Simith Cine rdiedoam.
A medical article outlines parasite infections involving skin bites and infestations, detailing signs such as itching, discoloration, and lesions. It explains that parasites may cling to clothing, require steam cleaning, and describes treatment approaches including hot baths, cleansing powders with arsenic compounds, and toxic ointments.
A fragmentary account describes an event at the home of Mr. Charles J Fulmer with several attendees mentioned including Mr C J Fulmer Mrs Roger Fulmer and a daughter. Three boys were reported killed though details are unclear in the text.
A deed filed in the clerk's office records the transfer of the Hugh A. Roddy residence on North College Park Way to Edith Jo Scheldknmeeit and her son C Everett Schutchknecht for about $11,000 in consideration.
A Locust Valley Church of God group visited Fairplay Church Sunday night and presented a Missionary program. John W. Siler, president of the Locust Valley Missionary Society, led the services. There was a large crowd in attendance.
A Q and A on church etiquette covers entering empty churches, chewing gum, makeup for women, colored hosiery for men, applauding sacred singing, and seating during services. Answers emphasize modest dress, quiet conduct, and respectful silence in places of worship.
A compiled list marks birthdays and historic events from 1765 to 1946 including Yale graduate inventor of the cotton pan, Henry Mayo Navy chief, Joel Chandler Harris author of Uncle Remus, and Samuel Langley early aviation efforts. Also notes U S Senate inquiry, Wright brothers timing, and various birth anniversaries across the United States.
A fragment warns that excessive pursuit of pleasure can lead to recklessness. It notes possible early life promise but cloudy later years and danger of the mind becoming fixed on futile aims. Advises steady mental discipline to avoid adverse conditions.
The text lists scattered queries about newspapers invention skepticism and a cryptic ask about a college collection. It mentions a Comptroller General and an inquiry about cardinal bishops and a church college group.
A fragmented New York feature sketches a neon lit Gotham with rare details of Greenwich Village life. It mentions notable locals like the Duke of Windsor connection, Tony Sarg, and William Carry. It notes snow control by a major equipment operator and a shift from gas lamps to neon lighting.
A compact review of common English mistakes including silent letters pronouncing a vs e, misused words like deceive delude and dupe, and practice with vocab building. It notes mispronunciations such as army and garrett and emphasizes careful spelling and phonetics for daily study.
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