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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News laments typographical and printing errors in the current issue and notes correction practices. It credits Associated Press content and warns against inaccuracies while promising prompt rectification and reader feedback avenues.
A newspaper column praises acts of heroism such as a driver’s quick decision to avoid a child, noting only property damage resulted. It also honors President Roosevelt at the start of his second term, urging nonpartisan support and national unity for his policies serving all citizens.
In letters to the editor farmers in the Emmitsburg district complain about a muddy two and one road from E Shriver's woods to the Monocacy bridge. They say repairs were promised but the road remains nearly impassable for school buses and local deliveries. About $550 yearly from county and state funds has been spent on three miles, plus farmers have paid about $1,000 in taxes for the road without relief. They warn they may join Urbana farmers if action is not taken. The notice also mentions Grange officers installed at Jefferson Grange No 167 with installation by Worthy Patron Master Edward Fo Holter and a covered-dish supper follow.
Bruce Catton reviews Juan Vaslin’s nine biographies on Charles Stewart Parnell, detailing how the Irish leader played politics with skill and risk. The piece notes Parnell’s fall when a divorce case exposed allies and enemies, painting a vivid portrait of 19th century intrigue and the perpetual public moral glare.
Fragmented quotes from Clay Haneen Rexford Tugwell and Elsa Maxwell discuss democracy, New Deal history, and the need to reconnect with natural roots. The garbled text references Russia, education, and socialist critique, suggesting a wartime era debate over governance and social policy.
A garret blaze started by a youth on South Carroll Street was stopped by a quick reaction of his mother. In other items a suit was filed by A J Thompson of Urbana for damages after being thrown from a buggy while driving near Montgomery County. A ceremony witnessed by Rev E R Eschbach joined Lord Barber, principal of Liberty public school, and Hattie Smith of Tilberty in marriage.
A large delegation appeared before the County Commissioners requesting a five mile stone road from Jefferson to Catoctin. The Independent Hose Company annual meeting re-elected Millard No Nust as president, with Thomas G. Zimmerman and Robert B. Delaplathe as vice presidents and secretary respectively. Funerals for William Grimm and two others were held after three drownings in the Potomac near Mountain Lock. Private David Klink mourns his pet horned toad from the border. West Church Street residents report ongoing pavement issues near Rentz Street.
A Frederick County Teachers Association committee outlines school health aims in a multi article plan. It argues health is essential to life and that schools must provide health education, physical activity, examinations, proper habits, and a balanced day to foster healthy, proactive students.
Mrs. Margaret Sanger, pivotal birth control advocate, is honored with the New York Town Hall award for outstanding service. The ceremony spotlighted the birth-control movement and its strides toward women’s equality, amid broader notes on progress and societal change.
Paul Bardin of Tallahassee used rubber bands as bait on his fishing hook and reported a fine catch of perch.
Fragmented verse blends birthday musings with a repeated call for mountains. The speaker laments aging celebrations and fantasy scenery, craving the permanence and beauty of the Catoctin mountains. The piece shifts to an aching ode to Frederick's hills and the outdoors, expressing hunger for nature and escape from urban life.
Numerous local residents from Athintte City, Charles Town, Middletown, and Washington gathered with neighbors including the Warrenfeltz and Davis families. Mrs Foster of Sipe Springs Texas died recently. Christian Endeavor set for Sunday at the Reformed Church with Rev. Plitt and Rev. Stottlemyer in charge.
Hooper’s Delight reports Arthur and Mrs Hooper of Dalti more visiting Mr and Mrs Jefferson Hooper of Franklinville. Manson Franklin and family visited Ralph Scott in Washington DC for the inauguration. Mrs Wiley Condon met Mrs Fred Keller. illness notes for Mary Helen Franklin Catherine Mickle Jenkins and Violet Duvall. Mrs Harry Farver with Howard Haines of Westminster visited Mr Farver. Clyde Morningstar returned from Frederick City Hospital.
Anniversaries list notable figures born or died on various dates: Mozart born 1756, Israels born 1834, Lewis Carroll born 1832, Lorenzo Crounse born 1836, Samuel Gompers born 1850. Entries reference brief biographical notes and death dates, spanning Europe and America.
A historical note lists Lincoln era dates and events including War Order No 11 for a general movement of land and naval forces dated February 22 1862. It also mentions 1880 labor law challenges and 1917 German Emperor messages, plus several birth anniversaries and a horoscope commentary. The compilation reflects a contemporaneous mishmash of events, birthdays, and a daily forecast.
A compact guide prompts correct usage and pronunciation. It highlights common misuses and spelling errors and challenges readers to expand vocabulary by mastering a single word daily. The entry defines Amplicit as trusting in another's word or authority and gives an example sentence.
The Detour Keyeville Homemakers Club held a small meeting at Jaise Vallie Shark home in Detour on Wednesday evening led by vice president Mrs Carroll Cover. Miss Adaline Hoffman demonstrated sips. Several new members joined and refreshments were served. Nearby residents were mentioned visiting and returning from trips to Florida and Maryland with various relatives in Detour Union Bridge Defour and New Midway noted.
New York narrative surveys literary bans and prizes with James Farrell James Joyce and others, notes on Jolan Foldes The Street of the Fishing Cat, plus a Hollywood tale of a fired scenarist and Greta Garbo in Camille. It also reports Eve Symington Mary Lewis Gary Cooper and the Robert Luce Mrs. Luce controversy drawing sharp Broadway splits.
The article explains blood as about one eleventh of body weight, with six quarts in adults. It covers volume changes in disease, shock management through fluids and transfusions, hydrogen ion balance, acid alkaline shifts after exercise or high altitude, and effects of digestion and diabetes on blood composition.
Fragmentary biblical verse reflection urging trust in providence. Mentions waiting upon the Lord and inheriting, with a closing note about no good man fearing to do right and fearing only to do wrong. Includes archaic spellings and punctuation.
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