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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
4
The article discusses President Roosevelt speaking on the American dream of home ownership and farm ties. It notes Americans once valued owning land and a house, but peace and job fears have weakened that dream. It argues roots in a stable community and steady work are essential for ladies and families to settle and own homes.
A survey of sixty nations shows military outlays near 11 billion in 1078, up from about 5 billion in 194. The article argues war spending could be redirected to education, libraries, crime suppression, and unemployment relief, and questions when an enormous arms buildup will lead to catastrophe. It calls for cautious policies to prevent future wars.
A garbled compilation of quotes and names including Theodore Prinz Judge Mark Rudich Dr Clarence Simon Dave Rubino and William A Jackson mentions a mix of opinions about fear cigars tolerance speaking defense and a breach of promise suit. Specific facts and context are largely unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR cites Colossians 2:18 about voluntary humility and worship of angels. The text references consequences of being beguiled by hollow teachings and pride of the flesh, warning against speculative theology.
A fragmented test asks about travel etiquette and money handling abroad. It includes questions on mailing a voyage gift, dining order, paying for cable or telegraph services, travelers checks safeguards, and recording check details with a mix of garbled options and partial answers.
Speeches and refreshments followed a surprise tribute to Spephist F. Grove White at Stephens City offices. Members of the Employes' Belief Resaglation and Safely Council presented a token gift, expressing friendship and esteem as visitors extended best wishes and hospitality.
Rev Nevin E Smith pastor of the Westminster Reformed church will deliver the principal address at the reopening and rededication services of Zion Reformed church Charlesville Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock Rev Seward T R Hresye is pastor of the church
Congress ordered 20 000 copies of Commander Sehley s report on the Greeley relief expedition printed. E Miller of Frederick, superintendent of the Imminer Telephone Co of Washington, was trapped in a blizzard near St Croix Wis and his train was dug out before reaching Minneapolis. The old M P Cimarcit on West Church Street, recently bought by Luther Dieval, is being demolished for two new buildings.
Nearly a thousand persons turned away for lack of seating as evangelistic services opened at City Opera House under Protestant churches. Rev Dr Mugh Birkhead preached opening sermons and the Washington parade plans for Captain Elmer Munshower’s Company A were announced with a wedding party noted.
Bank stocks in the current climate show improved earnings as banks adjust to lower rates, cut costs, and shift toward commercial loans and consumer finance. The piece notes renewed profit potential in banks, with real estate and loan growth aiding recovery, while bond prices suffer from low interest rates.
A fragmentmatic account portrays Ethiopian groups challenging current authority, noting continued acts of resistance. The writer argues that reclaiming past sovereignty fuels ongoing tensions and occasional violence in the countryside and town.
Lancaster Pa Feb 25 Frank and Marshall college will offer twelve regional scholarships of 1000 dollars each to students entering in September 1937 announced by president Dr John A Schaefer Western Maryland and Baltimore are two regions one scholarship will go to a suitably qualified boy in each region winners to be selected from these regions by college committee
The Braddock Women’s Club held a meeting with fourteen members and two guests. president Mrs Paul Roderick led, donations to the Red Cross were collected, and prize went to Mrs Chas Klein. Adamstown club hosted by Mrs Lawrence Fry with eighteen members. poetry readings, book reports, and a Valentine theme marked the session. next meeting set March 3 at Mrs Minnie Virts.
Joseph W. Urner of Frederick will lecture at Hood College Meyran hall this evening at 7 30. He will show etching printing with a press and print several plates, plus explain dry point technique. Urner, a sculptor and Maryland Institute alumnus, designed busts for the Frederick county courthouse and won the Alabama Memorial design contest for Gettysburg.
Health columnist advises keeping measles patients in a quiet room with subdued light rather than full darkness. Suggests dark glasses to ease eye glare, prevents reading, and avoids bright artificial light. Recommends warm sponge baths at bedtime, light foods during fever, and iron rich nutrition as recovery begins. Warns against laxatives without a doctor’s prescription and notes rare use of convalescent serum in severe cases.
A daily English lesson highlights correct usage and pronunciation. It defines farcical as pertaining to farce and ridiculous, noting the characters may be denied as farcical though they are in fact theatrical.
Theodore Lichtenstein of Frederick will speak at Hood College on Friday at 11 50 a m in Administration Building room 67. He will discuss The Jew in Germany. Lichtenstein, German native, studied Na Monat Fearning at the University of Berlin.
Bruce Catton recounts Lloyd George’s stark critique of World War I command decisions in All War Memoir volume six. The text argues German blunders prolonged the war while suggesting earlier Allied or German actions could have altered Europe’s fate. The review notes civil outcomes and hints at 1937 Europe.
Brooklyn based Erasmus Agh School counts Clara Bow Barbara Stanwyck Anita Stewart Verée Trasdale Aline McMahon Jane Cowl Norma Constance Talmadge and others among its famed alumnae. The piece highlights their early schooling and later Hollywood triumphs alongside mention of Vinton Freedley and Maurice Evans in theatre and film circles.
A dated recap notes birth and death anniversaries of figures like Charles Pinckney Samuel Medary Jane Austin Mary Oliver Enrico Caruso and Rudolf Truster. It mentions Vincennes Indiana 1771 Northwest Territory opening and the 1791 Bank of the United States charter.
Obscure birth dates and career notes for John Burke Clarence A Dykstra Phoebus A Levene Cally A Cobb Hugh M Kabler John Farrar Benedetto Croce and others mark today’s birthdays and public figures. The column mentions a commentary on life and adversity and a social note about the Longs in Washington County and Middletown.
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