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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
3
The National Astery Council notes rising child mortality among those under 4 years due to traffic dangers. 1938 projections exceed 1993 outcomes, signaling a historic low in safety despite efforts. Officials urge renewed traffic safety education and stricter precautions in schools nationwide.
Experts from the Agricultural Department project farmers total income for the year close to eight billion dollars. October cash receipts from crop sales were 86.8 million, down from September and last October, due to slow conservation payments expected to rise in November and December. A separate index shows a one point drop in prices from Oct 15 to Nov 15, with the November 15 index at 120, twelve points higher than a year ago.
Bruce Catton praises a biography of Alexander Laing as a vivid maritime life from 19th century Scotland. The essay frames Laing as a hardy seaman who endured poverty, served as a privateer, and sailed far to the Pacific, with Grant’s preface shaping a brisk, direct English prose style.
A 17 year old, Shiker Sigler, son of John Sigler, suffered severe injuries after his left leg and arm were damaged by a belt pulley accident near Marker’s store in Middletown. He was pulled into a saw belt when it slipped and dragged him toward machinery. He was taken to a hospital with multiple fractures but no internal injuries expected.
The Men’s Club of the Evangelical Lutheran church will hold its monthly meeting and supper Monday at 6 15 p m The program will be appropriate to the Christmas season Committee in charge led by John D Hans chairman George Baker Foul Merchant Willard Markey Francis Putman Monard Zz sup and Larry DP Berger
Local items from The Column of The News December 10 1800 note Catherine Iansitew celebrating her 850th birthday and locals Kemp and Bopst opening a grocery at Market and Third. Young Republicans list officers. rising costs affect marriages and divorces, Greenberry Howe widow Mrs Howe dies at 87. Dr James K Waters former Register of Wills dies. stray gun accident injures Charles A Sit and George I Lambert noted as local figures.
Noger Babson argues labor's bargaining power will shape the economy. He cites Wagner and other prewar acts, rising wages and costs, and shifts in industry strikes. The outlook hinges on labor leaders and Roosevelt policy, with prosperity riding on peaceful bargaining and restrained wage pushes.
The article explains the updated Social Security law, noting workers can track their wage credits and how much has been recorded in their Social Security account. It mentions access to information from the Social Security Board and raises a question about eligibility for both worker benefits and public assistance.
Daily English lesson outlines a word study approach focusing on obsolete terms and pronunciation guides. It includes examples of misused phrases and hints on spelling and accentuation, with notes on common errors.
A collection of handwritten requests to Santa from Elkton Maryland and nearby areas. Children ask for dolls, doll accessories, toys like drums, trains, and tops, plus candy, nuts, oranges, clothes, and a pretty tree. Some include addresses and personal notes to Santa Claus.
The text notes shorter days and cold winds as the thermometer falls. The furnace strains to warm rooms while the narrator prefers staying indoors. The writer looks forward to spring after a season with little prior cold.
Dr Morris Pishbein explains that small nasal polyps can obstruct the nasal passage, trigger secondary infections, and may bleed. Polyps and tumors are removable by surgery or chemical methods, with recurrence possible, and sometimes removal cures chronic infection.
The December term of Circuit Court opens with criminal and criminal appeal dockets called at 2 PM in the courtroom. Civil matters follow, none grand jury term means trials from September term mainly. About 17 criminal cases exist but few likely to trial. many September grand jury indic tments unsettled. Additional substitute jurors drawn include Middie Tom and others filling for named jurors at Brunswick Walkersville and Petersville.
A mixed excerpt notes Irish voters being directed to Vermont and references education and professional knowledge. It mentions a college professor quoted as saying he had never faced a certain crime and cites names including Dr Ester S Kyeball and Correll University.
George Hoss reports New York crowds favor Valtaire Simpson amid Broadway gossip and stage partnerships. The piece notes Kaufman Hart Ferber collaborations, Lunt Fontanne ventures, Coward ties, Hart investments, and a wave of changing theater and film fortunes.
A historical recap lists births and deaths of Thomas Gaullaudet, William Lloyd Garrison, William J Rolfe, Emily Dickinson, Jennie Brown Combe, Henry Dewey, Herman Stickney, and others. It notes Mississippi's admission as a state, census announcements, and 1935 political and labor developments.
Fragmentary note cites Proverbs 22 15 about a child’s heart and correction driving it away. Mentions Tryon Edwards and a 20th reference about guidance or command. Includes odd OCR errors and stray letters.
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