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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News reports a late afternoon alert from The News-Press Bureau. Court matters and painting manufacture details are noted with credits and disclaimers. Erroneous effects and signature lines are addressed, with consent and seal names reserved.
The public meeting at Winchester Hall considers the crowded status of Frederick Fish School and the need for relief. The Economy and Efficiency committee urges a 15 year limit on new bond issues, noting low interest rates and pay-as-you-go caution while stressing that county students deserve adequate facilities and transportation.
Fragmentary recipe note describes making criorite muffins with molasses and spices. Mentions New Orleans bakers and ingredients like dark brown sugar sour milk lard and flour. Includes steps to mix sugar and lard then add molasses milk and soda.
Fragmented OCR text presents assorted voices on women leaders city governance and peace activism. Notable names appear in garbled form including references to Fiorello LaGuardia and William Seabrook with scattered quotes about running cities, art censorship, and amateur golf amid political debate.
County commissioners label jury Sunday stay for pay. Judge Mahoney appointed to Circuit Court. Explosion damages dentist Langley's office on North Market Street. Frederick's third automobile show draws attention to features, not just cars. State official urges road work Emmitsburg to Gettysburg. Maryland advances road on its side. Unidentified man “News York Frenchy” recounts misspent life cost $30,000 in two years. Fannie Thane Yrakle, widow of Aquilla R. Yrakle, dies in Washington after pneumonia. President David Cramer names executive committee for The Wont Fain.
Taneytown reports a regular Fire Company meeting with new member Albert Angel Jr elected. Committees for the upcoming upper event on Feb 20 are named, detailing roads and lanes to be covered. Several social notices follow including a 50th wedding anniversary in Montgomery County and a pound party hosted by the Lowman family with many neighbors in attendance.
The article explains scarlet fever resembles diphtheria, spreads via nasal secretions, and commonly affects children aged five to twelve. It outlines the incubation, fever, red rash, skin peeling a week later, and notes peeling skin itself does not spread the germs.
Bruce Catton finds Carter Dickson’s The Punch and Judy Murders a successful blend of humor and mystery as a young Englishman probes an alleged international plot that collapses into two puzzling murders. Other current mysteries include Fear Rides the Fog Stormy Night and The Arrow Points to Murder with varied reception. Parkway PTA meeting features slide films Inertia and The Other Fellow with Mitchell leading Parkway Orchestra. school program asks for clothing donations for needy children. meeting open to the public.
Fragmentary excerpt conveys a religious meditation urging forgiving others from the heart. It cites Saint Matthew and attributes a moral reflection to Genran Fitat, noting a surrender to God’s mercy.
Beatrice Lille and numerous Broadway and film notables donated proceeds from a charity night to the American Red Cross aiding flood sufferers. The event featured stars like Katharine Cornell, Ethel Merman, Noel Coward, and Marta Abba, with a 1 million dollar talent show organized at Radio City Music Hall. Broadway’s scene, once grand, is now a busy mix of theaters and casual venues as the city’s skyline and streets evolve.
A compact timeline lists figures: Christopher Gadsden born 1724 in Charleston. Henry Wilson born 1812 in Natick. Ernst Haeckel 1834. Henry Watterson 1844. George Kennan 1844. Charlie T. Russell born 1852. George Harvey 1860s. Trent. Stephen Decatur’s famed Tripoli deed. Franco Prussian War end in 1916. 1924 Band Cave rescue death. 1932 Senate rejection of dole bill. Carnegie Foundation and Townsend, O'Connor, and Coughlin mentions. today's birthdays include William W. Howes of Huron.
The column lists several figures born on this date in years past. Prof George F Warren farm management Cornell Harvard Nebrask Katharine Cornell Berlin origin Dr Worthington C Ford Brooklyn Newark James Dodds Montreal Van Wyck Brooks Plainfield New Jersey George M Trevelyan Tory era. Horoscope notes an inquiring mind and tidy interests in land and home.
A reflective piece by A. Lufburrow explores the universal drive for happiness amid societal change. It notes varied goals and the endless search for satisfaction as people navigate uncertainty and strive for a meaningful life.
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