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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1937
Page
4
Editorial argues floods in the Ohio basin demand a uniform control program across tributaries. It cites $500 million in property damage, widespread displacement, and higher anticipated costs than current efforts, urging swift federal commitment to protect communities in six states.
A letter writer urges split streams to benefit fly and worm anglers, arguing equity in fishing rights and describing gear and practices. He supports a law dividing streams, noting the value of allowing each group access and criticizing worm fishermen as inexperienced and meat-focused.
A reader style lesson discusses proper pronunciation and vocabulary while presenting fishing advice. It mentions impetuous temper, careful hook choice, and the idea of giving trout a fighting chance, framed in a curious instructional tone with various names and phrases.
A poem styled broadcast from Frederick, Md, sending thanks to a four great grandmother and friends. It recalls memories, gracious acts, noble deeds, and daily praise, noting cheer and remembrance through life.
Fifty and twenty years ago today Frederick chronicled Aunt Abby Troxell’s passing age unknown but over a century. A home robbery near Doubt Switch failed and Brown Henderson joined the new postal postmaster amid political goodwill. Twenty years ago Harrisburg treasurer Samuel Kunkel died. Myerstown group formed. Frank M Stevens showcased butcher skills. a Baltimore wreck and a local wedding noted. earliest local airplane industry entrant departs for Buffalo.
New York AP reports Jane Tackind shares a beauty routine popular among European women. It combines nightly rest, a cold cream ritual, a full body relaxation sequence, and a cool shower to end the day, aimed at reducing fatigue and preserving appearance.
Fragmentary quotes reflect postwar anxieties with figures like Fairchild Trotsky and Eden debating war probabilities and labor tensions. The piece notes social stress in metropolitan centers and mentions local car crashes on Frederick streets involving John W. Snook and an unnamed Californian Poole.
Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith and J. Paul Delphey of West Patrick Street were involved in a collision at College Avenue and West Second Street. Officer Charles Burras investigated and preferred no charge. All damage was minor.
A dense chronicle of historical anniversaries listing figures like David Porter Farragut Henry Maller and Alexander Bilkirk with birth and death dates. It notes college milestones and political events from 1708 to 1936 plus today’s birthdays and a general horoscope.
Health article explains contagious and infectious terms, defines communicable disease, and profiles chronic typhoid carriers led by the famous “Typhoid Mary.” It cites gallbladder removal as a potential cure and notes Massachusetts may have about 100 carriers with many more nationwide.
In New York the voodoo craze reaches theaters and clubs with talk of a cursed African stage ghost in Bassa Moona. Ollie the conjure woman from Emelle Alabama and high priestess Liza Birdsong dominate rumors of curses as Yanyengo dancers perform potent drums across Harlem and Manhattan venues.
Fragmentary remarks lamenting global gyrations and looming catastrophe. The piece questions leaders in every land who must act cleverly to avert disaster, describing a sad, odd display on a stage full of doleful possibilities.
A fragmented religious verse reflects on Judas like betrayal at the table. The text critiques domestic treason and deceit among trusted companions within a household or close circle.
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