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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1937
Page
4
A satirical look at income tax in 1913 contrasts high salaries with tax brackets and corporate profits, noting the equitable reach of the graduated levy. The column also explains a Canal Zone Army helicon audition and the Army Information Service clarifies the instrument.
The note shows common misuses and pronunciation hints for English words, with examples like comic versus comedienne. It discusses topics such as accent on the last syllable, frequent misspellings, and a daily vocabulary plan encouraging repetition to internalize new terms.
A damaged OCR fragment cites biblical verses warning against proud lips and speech. It references verses about cutting off fat or proud tongues and contrasts between the living and the dead, with garbled words suggesting a theological admonition.
A medical note discusses rising white blood cell counts and related red blood cell changes. It explains feuhkerina as white cells surge to 100 000 or more per cubic millimeter, reducing red pigment and causing severe health effects. Treatments include blood injections and marrow suppression, while commentary notes unrelated newspaper reformatting.
County official records show birth data for December with totals and identifiers. The monthly tally is submitted by the county health officer and reflects births registered within the period.
Local notes recount a fire at the Brown and Delastimatt col and bay sheds on East Patrick Street sparked by an arson attempt. The Good Templars wave commend Major BE. Y. Goldshorough for vigorous anti liquor sale efforts at the Frederick Fair. Gregg Miller earns praise as Frederick pool ace after a flawless run at the Catoctin Club.
Market quotations show wheat not hitting peak levels with local price at 1.944. City officials conduct lease bids for the Opera House over three years. William S. Dennett named top broker at an annual rate of 5 317. City finances reveal debt service and sinking fund payments as major outlays. A wedding at Rev Isaac M Matter’s home unites Miss Lilian Elizabeth Matter and Edwin Reynolds Price of Van Lear Kentucky. Local physicians and druggists accepted positions for the school health survey program in the event.
Installations conducted by Mrs Grace Houlentin and Miss Mary Rhoads as warders for Eastern Star chapters. A list of installed officers includes Helen Hood as Worthy Patron and Louise Hurdette as Associate Conductress, with many other officers named. Also reports Dorsey Rebekah Lodge No 58 installation in Mt Airy, led by Mrs Reashe Holer and staff.
The Lewistown consolidated school's Parent-Teachers Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at TAS o'clock. TAS speaker HH. Q. Miller, publisher of the Catoctin Clarion, will address attendees. Executives of the Damascus farm sale withdrew after bids were $0,025, leaving the farm unsold.
Jug ridge Club met at Mrs. Albert King's home with songs and readings. new member Mrs. Win Zimmerman welcomed. Program featured book display, demonstrations, and yearlong plans. next meeting January 27 at King Renard Oden's home. Focused on music, arrangements of books, and member recognition.
Poetic plea by N. A. Lufburtow warns of looming war and calls for avertive measures. The piece laments rising strife and bloodshed and urges peers to seek peaceful paths over militaristic agencies driving conflict.
A surprise birthday gathering at Mr and Mrs Charles Putman home celebrated Mrs Putmans birthday on January 1 with many relatives and friends attending. Refreshments were served and the Creaperdawe Orioles provided music and decorations.
Warrveans and MC Arey Mae Carrier purchased the 87 acre farm of Raymond FB Kelty near Mr Arey. Jobe Tare rie and family will operate the farm for Haericon offer Marelyn. Kelty and his family plan to move to Mel Aire.
Broadway sees many film stars like Katharine Hepburn, Gloria Swanson, Margaret Sullavan, and Kitty Carlisle briefly swap Hollywood for live performance. Actors describe aging inside film depots and seek the human rush of live applause, with some returning to cinema after stage stints while others stay committed to the boards.
A compendium of anniversaries and birthdays noting figures such as Peter M. Rogers, Daniel Webster, George Rex Graham and others with birth and death dates. Also includes world events from 1779 to 1933 and list of notable birthdays like Thomas Buckner Myron Taylor and Alan Milne.
A cryptic note discusses a lite of suevesa and proper lending. It suggests possible loss in contemplation or ambition with education and the right life, aiming to evoke strength but hindered by lack of definers saf artion.
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