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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1937
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text describes The Daily News in Maryland with references to printing and distribution terms. It mentions regular publishing schedule and an association page. Details are garbled with many misspellings and unclear names or dates.
Florida sugar growers unite against processing and excise taxes on sugar and oppose producer subsidies. They urge restricting continental production to non surplus levels, arguing expanded US sugar farming would boost American employment, capital goods demand, and Florida wealth, with Everglades cane thriving under proper drainage and high fertilizer efficiency.
Fragmentary OCR reads disjointed biblical phrases and names including Leviticus passages about cleansing and offerings. The text appears as a garbled church or religious note with multiple misspellings and unclear context. The readable elements reference cleansing from a flow of blood and a female, with scattered proper nouns.
Bruce Catton reviews The Provincial Lady in Russia and the journal Diary of EM Delafield. The piece notes Delafield’s humorous Soviet travel observations, contrasts humor with hardship, and recalls social and cultural gaps seen by a Western traveler.
Local items recount anniversaries and civic changes in Frederick. Methodist Episcopal mission society held an anniversary program led by Adolphus Feathake. postmaster and delivery clerk appointments noted. Mrs Sydney Sappington of Liberty dies at 66. A choir of 200 prepared for union evangelistic meetings led by Smith and Stromund. a jury was rebuked in Circuit Court over a larceny verdict. Rev Dayton Miller aided a hospital visit. Frederick City Hospital officers elected. former Frederick resident C. Nantz dies in Baltimore at 72.
The Monday Musicales held a meeting at eight o’clock yesterday evening at Mr Inline Whitehill’s College avenue home. Hostesses Mrs Whites III Miss Lenora Blount and Marc Rote organized the program with Miss Elizabeth Myles presiding pro tem in place of Miss Martha Tettit Whosaa lek. The program featured Rimsky Korsakoff works including violin solos and songs performed by Mrs Dienst Hyorke and others with accompanists, plus several vocal numbers by multiple members, part of an organized evening of music and social gathering.
The Needle Art Club met Monday at Mrs W Seholl Herperger's College Avenue home with eight attendees. Post-business talk featured Stra, Tiepspergier recounting the history of needle art from early times to the Victorian era and showcasing tools, techniques, and examples of tapestry and decorative stitching.
A kitchen shower was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Gordon west of Frederick in honor of Mr and Mrs Glenn Ahalt. Many attendees sent well wishes and gifts. Games were played and refreshments served. three present included Mr and Mrs Jenn Ahalt and Mr and Mrs D D Matlendore with others listed.
Mrs Ira W Beall of Libertytown entertained at the Barbara Fritehle Ven Room in honor of Mrs John G Traver of Hartwick Seminary NY and the birthday of Miss Katherine Wiener of Frederick. Guests included Mrs Charles Ritter Mrs Amos J Traver Mrs John G Traver Mrs Emory Coblenty Miss Julia Kofauver Miss Katherine Wiener Miss Irene Little Mrs Nonna Darner Mrs Princeton Buckey Mrs Claris Wlackston Mrs E D Michael Mrs Guy Roser Mrs E O Stoffer Miss Valle Shorb Mrs J D Koons and Miss fra W Boal.
The sister ship to the Queen Mary, under construction at John Brown's Clydebank yard, aims to be the world’s largest vessel. With tonnage around 582,000 and an eventual 90,000 or more in length, the hull skeleton nears completion as modifications from Atlantic speed experience are planned for the new liner.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains measles transmit mainly via nose and throat secretions direct contact and argues virus is tiny and damaged by heat and sunlight. He notes precautions for caregivers and describes historical outbreaks in the Faroe Islands and the Sandwich Islands highlighting immunity and care factors.
Frederick chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs Marion Green's home with delegates named for future reporting. Talks by Mrs. Shanklin and Major Frailey highlighted Washington, the Constitution, and national defense through patriotic education. A committee was formed for the March meeting and refreshments followed.
The Always EH Natural Music Club hosted Miss Betty Klein for an evening of songs and readings. President Miss Margaret Rubeck led the meeting, minutes by Miss Betty Akers noted a gift of twelve copies of Musical Playlets, and plans were made to use scenes from great composers in future sessions.
A collage of remarks from public figures on honesty in politics, fashion and labor. Vice President Sylan Nance Gate ner asserts honesty correlates across life while Frank Chapman praises dress sense among Americans. Dr W P Graham foresees end of Joe College era as coonskin coats fade. William Green laments labor funding, and Senator J W Bailey criticizes lawmakers spending public money.
Paris reports a flurry of bookish activity as publishers race to meet rising demand. New and old titles appear in grand editions while readers seek richer knowledge, stocking minds with a growing store of facts amid a high pressure era.
New York reports on Arthur Mayer owner of the Huaste and Rialto cinema in Times Square. The theater favors violent crime and boxing themed films, drawing mostly male patrons. Other notes cover Lanny Ross transitioning to music, Oscar Serlin's talent scouting, and socialite shifts in Broadway life. Minnie the Maltese cat stars at the Winter Garden backstage, with stage legends like Fannie Grice and Beatrice Lillie connected to her guardian.
A compact notice lists historic figures with birth and death details including Samuel Pepys born 1634 in England and died 1703, Sinur de Bienville LeMoyne born 1680 as Louisiana governor, Emma Willard born 1747 with Troy and Hartford ties, John Heyl Vincent born 1632 linked to Chautauqua, plus actors and pioneers with various birth and death dates across the US and England.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Continental Congress prohibition ideas, siege of the Alamo beginning, Battle of Buena Vista, General Taylor, and upheaval in Europe. Also references Charles Martin Hall age 22 and a 64 margin note, but details are broken and names incomplete.
A fragment notes the first commercially viable aluminum process and marks key moments including the 1918 Rotary Club formation in Chicago, the 1946 assassination of Puerto Rico’s top police official in San Juan, and a 105th anniversary reference.
John G. Winant Concord chairman of the Social Security Board born in New York 48 years ago. Margaret Deland Cambridge author born Alleghany Pa 40 years ago. Ruth Nichols Rye aviator born New York 30 years ago. Col Julian L. Schley Savannah governor of the Panama Canal born Savannah Ga 7 years ago. Dr Allin C. Valentine Rochester president born Glen Cove N Y 34 years ago. William F B DuBais Atlanta birthplace Great Harrington Mo 69 years ago. Miss Charlotte DeForest Kobe College president born Japan to American parents 59 years ago. Today marks their anniversaries as well as a tribute to character and hospitality.
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