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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1937
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows names and phrases with unclear meaning. Readable bits hint at a dated event or crew action but lack coherent details to identify people, place, or outcome.
A damaged OCR shows boilerplate from the Daily News Independent, listing publication details, production offices, and press authority. It mentions editorial standards and potential notices or notices of rejection linked to corporate listings.
The piece reflects on pioneers from Boone to Lewis and Clark and the inventor myth, then cites Avery McBee on Maryland’s 1908 highway vision. It discusses road building, transfer of innovation, and the need for new roads as motorists flood future routes.
Bruce Catton calls Dorothy McCleary a promising novelist as Naked to Laughter follows a milliner in an Ohio town whose romance with a reserved Dane is styled with wit and sympathy. The piece praises McCleary’s lively prose and character depth while noting her strong sense of detail in glove fashion imagery.
Dr Morris Fisubein discusses iron deficiency anemia linked to animal protein diets, noting chlorosis in women and older patients. He describes symptoms such as pale skin cracked corners of the mouth and brittle nails, and explains treatment with iron therapy, diet, and addressing underlying causes like hookworm and digestive disorders.
A compact excerpt highlights Christian call to aid the hungry thirsty and stranger with the idea that acts of kindness form the social bond. The quote cites St Matthew 20 95 and Goethe on kindness as a golden chain for society.
From Baltimore the State Board of Health condemns Elkton as lamentably bad with numerous tenement septic issues. The report notes alarming sanitary conditions and calls for remediation amid epidemics like grippe and mumps. Local items include a Tuscarora Social Club dance in Adams Town and Frederick band serenades for returning Mr. and Mrs. Mershberger.
Community notices report birthday tributes for Vin C Tombarrve and Lee Jackson. A luncheon for the United NulKiters of the Confederacy honors the Lee Jackson birthday at Savoy Dining Room with speakers and church leaders among attendees.
Mrs. Ernest C Webb hosted a luncheon and bridge at her East Second Street home with five tables of play. Prizes awarded to Mrs Edward F L Haller and Mrs George McCleery, with other winners noted. many guests listed and a Maryland guest student guest of Mr Webb Jr. Also noted are church choir activities and club meetings in Frederick area with various attendees and top scorers.
A local party attended the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra concert in Washington Tuesday night. An amateur string ensemble organized by Mrs. Ignatius Bjorlee will perform January 25 at the Maryland State School for the Deaf with the Monday Musicals presenting the program. Several Frederick residents plan winter relocations to Florida and California. The 54th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Page is noted, with history of their Frederick life and early wedding details. Other items include society visits, funeral week plans, a Lee and Jackson birthday observance luncheon, personnel changes at S and S Kresge, and upcoming social events in Frederick.
Gotham profile outlines Omero Catan a twenty something who prides himself on being first at numerous civic events from greeting the Graf Zeppelin to opening subways and coast to coast to first balls He jokes about insomnia from new bus routes and explains his drive to set grandchild chasing records while his sister Mary claims similar firsts in Empress Eugenie hats and ski wear Weather notes ski trains to out of state resorts and a Shaw Hamlet royalty mishap involving a Virginia ham and the Theater Guild
A jumble of historical anniversaries and birthdays listing figures such as Moliere Philip Livingston and John S Breckenridge with dates and places. Mentions Queen Elizabeths coronation 1858 Vermont independence 1777 and Boxer Indemnity 1908 along with several birth notices and a short horoscope summary.
A marriage license was filed in Baltimore for Melvin F. Readenkopf, 28, of 130 South Mount Street, Baltimore, and Helen Saltzman, 21, of Frederick, with a forthcoming license fee dispute noted.
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