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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1937
Page
4
A damaged newspaper style notice from The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines editorial policies and postal handling rules. It references Associated Press content and cautions against unsigned letters or unverified statements, noting submission requirements and editorial authority.
In a Maryland case traced to Carrollton heirs, a conservatively managed estate maintained by a trustee and court upheld against an heir seeking speculative gains. The tale recalls inherited wealth, property values, and the 19th century drive to secure assets amid market swings and economic cycles.
A garbled OCR piece blends musings on economics labor and law with stray names and phrases. It mentions Fred La Reine Lamont du Pont Jim Thorpe and a vague debate on constitutional rights for Indians. The text wanders through travel marriage and employment themes without a clear event or narrative.
Carl Carmer surveys American life and folklore in The American Hurricanes Children a dense, revealing compilation of folktales and tall yarns. The book blends mythic figures such as the dittle people and giants with regional lore from Pecos to Maine, presenting a panoramic though quirky portrait of rural and frontier life through vivid anecdotes and character sketches.
The Upper Wontcomery Democratic meeting chosen Elate Pepe Maa thonicty and others to fill party roles. Debates covered candidacies for commissioner and contempo positions while continuing party unity under a revised constitution. Notable attendees included local leaders and proposed vice presidents across multiple towns, with emphasis on age inclusive participation.
Local ems from The News columns recount a Christmastime blaze at a Weservant home with a family member smothering the flames. The piece notes church matters, including changes at St Marka Athena Baltimore and a vacancy after Rev. Dr George Diehl’s resignation, plus a committee invited for catechesis.
A Montgomery county commission dispute centers on who should issue and deliver civil process papers. An Attorney General opinion supports county court officials and a justice of the peace in Montgomery, while Frederick County officials note jurisdictional complexities. County police and constables face duty limits and cost concerns amid evolving procedures. Apples Reformed Church to hold Christmas service on December 22.
Bolivar Bolivar Tovar of Bolivar reports the death of Mrs Julia Ann Spomster widow of Stockton Spomster at her Bolivar home Saturday morning in her 60s. She was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Bertner and survived by children including Florence Miskimon and Jo Sponsler. Funeral held at St Peter's Catholic church with burial in the Catholic cemetery in Bolivar. Other local notices follow.
A jumble of historical anniversaries births and notable figures listed with names dates places and roles. Prominent names include John Bowers Carlos Ho Landley Dade Dy Lee George S Gibbs King George VI and Maj James W H Doolittle among others. the piece mixes dates events and local notices with scattered biographical notes.
Article discusses general paresis linked to late syphilis, noting spirochete presence, progressive brain and nerve involvement, and typical symptoms such as impaired coordination, speech difficulty, tremors, and mental decline. It mentions diagnostic challenges and treatments including fever therapy, malaria inoculation, and newer drugs, with emphasis on institutional care.
A set of trivia questions asks what is watt how U S acquired Alaska five children of the present English monarch who were the Roman emperors around Christ and the meaning of absolute zero with answers promised on the Law Page.
In New York on December 11, Robert Read, a publicist close to Greta Garbo, remains reticent about Garbo's travel plans and avoids sensational portraits despite fan magazine offers. Meanwhile Charles De Zemler, famed barber to the stars in Radio City, hosts his annual Christmas party and serves high balls to celebrity guests. An elevator operator in a posh building reveals he frequents town gossip, noting his own struggle with expenses while staying in the chatter.
The article explores the challenge of guiding a rocket ship to a precise landing amid universal motion. Earth spins, orbits the sun, moves toward the Hercules constellation, and journeys through the Milky Way. A navigator must plan to hit a moving target and could drift into a different gravitational current.
The Brunswick banking week saw large payouts to depositors. Peoples National Bank distributed about 82500 to 184 depositors while the Bank of Brunswick paid out near 8500 to 27 depositors. Industrial deposits during the period totaled about 25 million.
A poem laments nations displaying warlike conduct in supposedly enlightened times. It argues aggression persists despite age of learning, noting aggressors and those steering national affairs reveal desires to avoid conflict yet still wield tools of rage. It calls for ending hate and vile tactics in modern politics.
Forty five members of the Lafayette College Chapel Choir under Professor Thomas Yerger will give a 11:45 a.m. service of capella sacred music in Hood College Brodbeck Hall. The program includes works by Bach, Makanda, Vivaldi, Tchaikovsky, Palestrina and Buxtehude, with Litva ys ly sky Hospod Pomiloi featured. the visit marks Hood’s first appearance by the group during its Christmas tour.
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