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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1937
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR yields a compact news item with names and places obscured. The readable segments mention court prices and Associated Press content, reflecting a midweek wire notice from February or January with partial names and locations intact.
The article notes continued resistance in Romania to Gregory XI calendar reform, with Old Style adherents denouncing the removal of eighteen days as sacrilege. Monastic leaders fuel opposition, linking the change to religious disruption and divine wrath. Other nations, like Russia and Yugoslavia, have aligned with the Gregorian system, while Romania faces potential revolt from Old Stylists in Transylvania and Nessebaria.
The article explains Lent's Saxon roots meaning spring, its Christian observance since apostolic times, and its purpose as a season of testing and self discipline. It notes Lent is not exclusive to Christians, cites Bishop Spencer on universal law, and compares Lent to Christmas and Easter for following Jesus.
Fragmentary OCR text cites 2 Peter 2 1 about false teachers who bring in damnable heresies Denial of the Lord and swifter judgment is hinted at by the garbled lines The passage appears in a religious reflection or sermon style with mixed typos and unclear references to pope and detection claims
A noisy detective tale by Royce Howes reviews unevenly. The plot centers on detective Captain Hen and investigators as they chase a murderer through ornate rooms and suspect lists, with vivid descriptions of exotic props and a few fresh missteps. Despite flaws the book provides lively flavor and keeps readers engaged.
A garbled, era-tinged monologue cites German threats and national hoarding of potatoes, linking to foreclosures of 1903. It features scattered quotes from F. E. Stark, Tom Yuen, Sir Raymond Unwin, and Senator William Doe Rerah Ida, referencing weather forecasts, court contention, and public discontent with urban planning and real estate.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick County the Grange elected officers led by Master Samuel Dutrow and secretary F Derry. A woodland school near Myersville burned from alleged arson by John Wilson. A haystack near Luther Warrenfeltz was also destroyed. Westminster letters report a Main Street building fire in progress. Weather and farming notes include a new farm demonstration agent A Weaver. A dwelling on a farm near Meeraville was insured for 2500. A two story frame house on Fourth Street burned with about 500 loss. The Tertrapo property on Fourth Street was sold at auction for 10200.
County teachers argue for home and school cooperation to support child health and development. They stress parental guidance, daily routines, breakfast, and self-discipline as vital to academic progress. The piece notes committees and health tips, including salt tablets to prevent heat exhaustion during summer.
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The Montgomery County Commissioners declined to take a stand on issuing bonds for school needs. A proposed 500000 debt for a two year bulking program prompted correspondence with State Senator Prescott and the Maryland General Assembly. The board asserted budgetary control rests with the legislature and local funds require annual approval by the school budget. A clerk was directed to place views on record.
A very successful Fastnacht and Valentine tea and sale was hosted by St. Mary's chapter of All Saints church on Shrove Tuesday. Over 100 attendees enjoyed decorated tables and a program featuring recitations by Doris Peterson and Virginia Nicodemos. The event raised 53 dollars, with volunteers handling arrangements across multiple committees.
The Baltimore press argues age should not bar Tharp from the Public Service Commission and questions Roosevelt era court reform, asserting consistency about limits at age 30. The Feb 9 letter defends Tharp’s suitability against ageist critics.
The article explains diphtheria risks for children, emphasizes early recognition and Schick testing, and outlines toxoid vaccines, toxin antitoxin use, and the shift away from horse serum therapies. It notes age-related lack of immunity and recommends two toxoid injections several weeks apart for lasting protection.
In a fragmented note by N. A. Lufburrow, the European mind is described as filled with fear and gloom yet tinged with hope amid centuries of woe and strife. A later wartime fact recalls Belgian shepherd dogs used on the battlefield to carry first aid materials to wounded soldiers.
Karl A. Yount reports that the Maryland State Firefighters Association executive committee is studying plans to create a college education fund for children of firemen killed in action. A by-law change proposal seeks $40 monthly pensions for widows and $12 monthly for each dependent child until age 17, while a home for aged firemen remains under consideration. Trustees currently pay $100 yearly to 11 elderly veterans, and Captain Bernard J. Caseell offers a trophy each year in memory of his sister for the leading fire company in the state.
Foxville report lists Sunday School at 30 regi Iar church service at 10 30 led by Hey Co M Eludidle. Visitors to Miss Dorothy Buhrman at Kerman Hospital include Gine ver Buhrman Toward Tubernan Margaret Buhrman Miss Sada De Jauter and Miss Beulah Brown. Mrs Morris Toms home after operation at Frederick City Hospital, improved. visitors included her mother Mrs Scott Peyer and Haul Ury of nggold, Mrs Leona Brown and daughters, and Mr and Mrs Cecil Drown of Hagerstown. Hetty Brandenburg visited aunt Mrs Olive Barrick in Thore mont. Charles Bowmar and wife visited Mr Chole Brown Sunday. Helen Willard, student at Thomont High School, visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Clem Willard.
In New York Casey Jones narrates the 1919- era aviation exhibit at Grand Central Palace, recalling old Jennies on Broadway, their speed claims, and quick sales. He notes later private planes now sell for about 1500 dollars, and reflects on his own career from ground staff to flying instructor.
A historical digest listing birthdays and deaths from 1762 to 1990 including Charles Lamb 1875, Frederick Conway 1819, Samuik Plimsoll 1824, Edward Atkinson 1824, Harrison Graves 1844, Alexander Herrmann 1800, Ira Remsen 1846, and legal and global notes from the Treat of Paris to a 1990 federal indictment, with varied dates and places.
About 25,000 inmates receive official clemency as part of a royal birthday observance. The piece notes a U.S. Supreme Court ruling invalidating Huey Long tax on Louisiana newspapers, while Senator Pithnan leads Foreign Relations criticism of Japan in Far East policy. Chicago hosts a money deal and a new house opening.
The list marks anniversaries of births for William Allen White of Emporia Kansas editor and author Charlies W. Bryan of Lincoln Nebraska ex governor and father of William Jennings Bryan William T Tilden Jr of Philadelphia tennis champion and sports writer Prof Wlandhy C Williams of Tuntee College New York Miss Marguerite M Wells of Minneapolis women leader Dorman IL Smith of Chicago cartoonist Sir Robert AL Paleoner president emeritus University of Toronto Jeffery Farnel Anglich covelist born ages today
A candidate with strong personal resolve plans a vigorous campaign to win an available position. The effort centers on overcoming apathy and projecting a decisive, energetic stance. A new temperament model from Germany is noted as influencing approach and temper.
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