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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News prints a disclaimer about Associated Press content and local news labeling. It notes correction policy and urges readers to report misprints or objections. It references Frederick and court street context and mentions authorship and credit practices.
Washington December 24. In a lengthy address Senator Morgant: McAld or Romney discusses tax policy and relief funds. He argues government must shift burden from relief to employment, urging business to respond with new initiatives. He warns against excessive polarization and calls for practical policy alignment to boost enterprise and wage growth.
American heroism is celebrated as survivors of the Panay attack on the Yangtze River defend the ship and wounded under threat, demonstrating the lineage of liberty fighters. The piece honors the sailors and soldiers who safeguarded the vessel and its crew amid danger, underscoring devotion to national safety.
Letters discuss the role of minority voices in governance and warn against unchecked majorities. The writer cites Washington and Jefferson, arguing strong parties are needed to check power and prevent tyranny. The piece critiques dictatorial regimes and emphasizes disciplined opposition as essential to democracy.
A brief devotional reflection urging reliance on the Lord during trouble. It recalls seeking God in darkness and finding Him, offering praise for divine comfort and deliverance to weary souls.
Frederick items from the December 29 1887 column recount boxing at the Montgomery line ended after six rounds when a constable stopped the match. Principals head toward Virginia for a purse of 200 dollars. Also notes the anniversary of St John the Evangelist with a feast including duck possum ham and oyster.
The article notes a plan to consolidate Frederick County elementary schools aiming to weed out inefficiencies. County Superintendent Gotlaya Parmer presents the topic in his annual report to the Board of Education, highlighting proposed closures and reorganization after a lengthy review period.
The fragment lists various letter groupings and abbreviations without clear context or readable facts. No identifiable event or names appear to summarize.
A reader notes a puzzled review of Gertrude Stein and related literary commentary. The quirky, typed fragment presents mixed phrases about Stein, her work, and literary figures, with interjections on style and reader interpretation.
A fractured transcription shows scattered lines about reading, youth, and social behavior, mingling names and scenes with amid mythic references. The text hints at a crowd, a test, and moral judgments, weaving into a larger portrait of public discourse and implied scandal. The passage concludes with a note on livestock and distant travel.
Readings and carols presented by St Barnabas Church volunteers feature candlelight services, recitations, and songs. Students and parishioners including Annie Keeney and Dorothy Wiles perform, with classics like Silent Night and The Star of Bethlehem guiding a festive program.
Among County Women’s Clubs the Challenges Club met at Mrs Preston Zimmerman’s home with eighteen members present. Mrs LeRoy Holme presided, the program featured readings, carols, and a prize to William Anderson. The next meeting is set for January 3 at Mrs Cherry Howard’s home.
Mr and Mrs Philip Chirk near Mt Arty entertained on Christmas with a gathering of guests including Mr and Mrs Clark and families, Mes Layman, Misses Catharine Hahn and Maury, Elizabeth and Betty Clark, and several Watts, Clark and Watkins family members in a festive event.
The article discusses definitions of mental defectives, inheritance concerns, and the impact of mental impairment on American workers. It cites figures for blind and hard of hearing adults and estimates losses to the nation, noting the role of occupational therapy and the lifelong effect of childhood mental training on adult adjustment.
A Saturday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Acthile Thompson featured many attendees including Mr Airy, Mr Arthur Thompson, Mr Bruce Thompson, Mr and Mrs C Ernest Mullinix, Mr and Mrs Toy Mullinix, Mr and Mrs Leonard Haines, Mr and Mrs Ralph Mudimix, Mrs Alice Forney, Irene Thompson, Marion Thompson, Doris, Janet, Junior Thompson, Mr and Mrs Emory Brandenburg and Connie, Leroy Thompson, John Tale, Charles Savage and Robert Haines.
A dated ethics quiz asks if a hostess should offer magazines, avoid burdening guests, apologize for unavailable luxuries, provide towels in private or shared baths, and whether a guest may request a shop or dine out. It also covers gracious thanks and inviting the family, with suggested proper actions and responses.
A long historical chronology lists births and deaths of prominent figures including Andrew Johnson and William Ewart Gladstone, plus events like Texass statehood and Rasputin's assassination. It also notes birthdays for politicians, scholars, and editors, with scattered dates and places from New Haven to Wisconsin.
The horoscope predicts a demineering spirit may create a bad handicap unless kept severely in check. It notes ability and capacity for strong attachments and prudent choosing, but warns that a dominating urge to dictate could lead to disappointment or failure in plans.
An English lesson note reviews common word misuse and pronunciation quirks. It discusses proper forms like say versus Paul the mark of the work and highlights tricky spellings such as Tobacco and Synonyme. It suggests building vocabulary by using a word three times.
Bully Rose defends Broadway against Hollywood and European influence. He touts an all American show with American actors and a strong chorus, claiming the New York stage will outshine European entries. He recalls past mega projects like Cleveland and Fort Worth ventures.
A jumbled OCR fragment references the Theater of Representatives, a dog eating grass, war presidents, a radio distress call, farmer events, horses and coins. The legible bits are disjoint and do not form a coherent news item or narrative.
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