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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1937
Page
4
Public notice from The Daily News requests attention to a filing or submission. It outlines steps for interested parties to respond or appear and includes deadlines and contact points for the relevant department or official. The notice emphasizes compliance and formal submission of documents.
An article reports that the Philadelphia mint is expanding coin production amid a growing economy. It notes higher output of silver dollars nickels and pennies with shipments fluctuating from 1928 to 1934 and discusses implications for circulation and inflation in the era.
A fragmented voice argues that prohibition fails to curb intoxication and notes increases in drunkenness since repeal efforts. It cites reasons for intoxication, such as sorrows, loneliness, and social pressures, and suggests self restraint and healthier pursuits as remedies. The text also references a college gathering at Hood College Frederick and mentions other unrelated notes.
Bruce Catton discusses the arch dictator Gomez of Venezuela, portraying him as a feudal ruler who centralized power, profited from the treasury, and died peacefully after a long rule. The piece notes his early career, rise to power, and enduring impact on the country.
The readable portions describe unsettled actions and emotions around a departing figure, with heated exchanges and a sense of ongoing activity. The passage mentions jealousy, tension, and a shift in news coverage related to a departure and subsequent rumors.
Cumberland records show 3122 licenses issued in 1930, nearly 1000 more than the previous year’s total of 1035, reflecting a broad increase in marriage licenses during the year.
A recap from The Columns of The News dated January 4 1887 notes the deferral of a proposed admission rise to 29 cents at the annual meeting. It records John Te Hester’s presidential win 118 votes and lists officers including Miller Cramer Keefer and Margate. It mentions the American Ice and Improvement Company formation with Jao Hiatteau as manager and E T Velashmutt as president. The column also reports a 1887 fire raid preparedness, a fatal stroke of Epomexy, and obituaries for local residents including Mig Virginia Fsteule Max Weg and family ties to Corus and WoO Wishor.
A fragmented description notes an evening gown chosen by Charles Le Amire for a major New York charity affair. It mentions dimmed lighting, female attire, and a double organ duet with allied guests, focusing on necklines, draping, and party press attention.
The Evangelical Reformed church bulletin reports Christmas giving totaling $1015.33 with funds earmarked for the Jeffman orphanage and various Sunday school classes. The 1903 offering reached $4937 for the central drive, including $900 for orphans. The annual congregational meeting is set for January 19 at 7:30 with election of two elders.
A Sunday school social was held at Mr and Mrs John Groms home near Libertyman on December 31. The event featured games and tea treats with attendees including John Gross Catherine Ciroea Gloria Zeigler Mary Catherine Joy Heater Whipp Made ine Norris Catherine Angieberger Mary Christine Smith Esther Gross Beulah Overstreet Eleanor Joy Mal ware Gross Lillian Nusbaum Vir Rinks Overstreet Elizabeth Smith Dorothy Spurrier Alice Jo Overstreet Charlotte fireax Paris Smith Junatta Mick Nova Smith Mees Thomas Whipp Sam South Earl Spurrier Romanus Smith Thomas Urepruch Robert Hammond Kenneth Garber Emory Gross and others.
The New Year meeting of the Frederick County Chapter of Cuptisve Ridge will be held tonight at Boaohoek in the Potomac Exdleon building on West Patrick Street. The club’s meeting was held before the Christmas holiday.
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses chronic tonsillitis effects including enlarged tonsils, foul breath, and persistent infection. He notes risks of tonsillar infection spreading to heart, kidneys, or abdominal tissues and links recurrent tonsillitis to frequent colds and rheumatic symptoms.
A collage of aphorisms and statements from politicians, writers, and educators. The quotes touch on democracy, economics, education, gender, and society, attributing views to figures such as Cordell Hull, Arthur Vandenberg, Ruby M Ayres, and others, reflecting diverse opinions of the era.
Gaithersburg scene features Jan 4 gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Randell on Gummi avenue with over 100 guests at a ballet supper in honor of Dr and Mrs Thedes and daughter Miles. Other items mention Mias Hamvedell at Immaculate Seminary and visits by families from Charleston and Prinkilt amid holiday greetings and extended family updates.
George Ross reports on campus media trends where mass interviews replace individual Q and A sessions. Editors from school journals swarm a theater stage for improvised rostrums, while celebrities like Leslie Howard and Helen Hayes endure the questions of undergraduates and campus reporters. The piece also surveys New York street life, pullers and Broadway auctioneers, and anecdotes about famed writers who struggle with public speech.
A garbled chronicle lists historical birthdays and deaths including Dover Delaware born Attor ey General Jamie Nack and others. It references Sir Isaac Pitman and Washington De Pauw with dates, plus mentions of colonial Africa campaigns and reforms like the Pendleton Act.
A report notes the attorney general calls on Congress to authorize broader tools and authority for federal crime prevention and enforcement amid a growing scandal and public concern over violent crime.
A list of notable birthdays is given for figures such as Benster Carter Ghana from Virginia and Wills Fe Grrer, head of the Weather Bureau, with ages noted. Other names include Charles Gibbs Adams, Dr Edwin E Wute, Max Eastman, Willard Dow, and George NH. The piece also mentions today’s horoscope and a brief, unclear weather or astral note.
Fragmentary OCR yields a religious meditation noting Jesus’ healing and faith’s role. The text references faith healing and a sermon style line attributed to P. Clarke, with unclear surrounding context.
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