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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1937
Page
4
A 1937 feature notes sausage production reaching about 1.5 billion pounds annually with a value near balloon dollars. It links rising consumer buying power and factory employment to expanded sausage use in meals, luncheons, and hot weather diets, citing the American Institute of Meat Packers.
A fragment from a period page quoting Pierre Clemenceau on American neutrality and war, Cornelius Van Dongen on amusing hats, George L. Daugherty on colorful attire, and Lily Dache on women’s desire for new hats. Also notes Roosevelt on progress and social equity, with remarks on shopping and identity.
An old lecture notes Roman women wore permanent waves inspired by imperial images rather than movie stars. Historians say depictions of the empress on coins influenced hairdressers as Roman salons fixed styles to echo imperial trends, paralleling modern political branding.
The text describes a group called LUF'S STUFF as a community burden, noting many are willing to help while some shirk responsibility and avoid taking part. It laments the lack of effort from certain individuals and suggests collective action could improve conditions if more members contributed.
Local residents share family recipes from Cigiorife Dishes Se 2 of a Frederick families collection. Includes CHOCOLATE BROWNIES with white sugar butter eggs cocoa flour vanilla walnuts and melted chocolate. batter mixed cream and spread in pan then baked until firm.
The total solar eclipse will occur in June, lasting about seven minutes at peak, crossing the Pacific from the Bonin Islands toward Peru and Hawaii. Observers in Mexico and the southern United States may see only a partial eclipse while New Zealand and the Phoenix Islands await in the path of totality.
A Urbana district letter writer voices frustration at road conditions and high taxes. He notes long delays due to mud and poor highway upkeep, urging immediate action and farmer and taxpayer backing for a petition to improve local roads. Frederick, Route 2, signs as the author.
The Ned Cross drive at Brunswick will be extended through Mandy and Tuesday in February. Mrs. Charles F. Deck announced the effort led by Brunswick chairman Samuel Goldberg of the Imperial theater. A benefit screening of The Monne Quintuplets is planned for Monday and Thursday to boost the local fund. Community members are urged to donate Tuesday evening at 8 oclock.
Read items from a 1897 Frederick columns page noting John Izer, 25, killed by a thrusting engine on a Unionville farm, Dudley scalding, and a barn fire at Winn Long’s farm. Also reports vaccinating all new pupils at the Maryland State School for the Deaf and Dumb, with exactly 50 girls and 50 boys enrolled, plus the Jeffersonian Social Club governors planning permanent headquarters at European House on West Patrick Street.
Dispatches note charitable support from Turkish Red Cross Society to wartime sufferers in Europe and announce a monument project for Maryland’s first governor Thomas Johnson. A local man seeks funds for a Washington trip, while others start a dancing school in Magonie Hall and a farm property is sold to Harvey K. Measall.
Mr and Mrs Truman Franklin hosted the surprise shower at Ridgeville Hotel for newly married Mr and Mrs Calvin Condon. Guests included many friends and relatives. a cake and ice cream were served. The event featured dancing and gifts for the couple. In other notes, Denver artist Walter Love painted an oil portrait of mountain man Jim Bridger for the Colorado State Museum, based on the sole authenticated image.
Residents reflect on flood hardship across the South and West and contribute to relief efforts. Frederick County protests tax diversion from road building while schools, universities, and charities solicit funds. Rotary hears Byrd speak on Maryland education funding. bridge parties and spring blooms provide light relief amid ongoing national financial concerns.
A health article explains how diseases spread through soil, water, food, and especially via carriers who harbor germs without being sick. It details types of carriers, including convalescent, passive, active, and temporary, and notes body sites where germs reside such as intestines, mouth, blood, and the need for examination to determine removal methods.
The Frederick County Bar Association elected BD Princeton Buikey as president after Justice Urner’s death. Daughters of the American Revolution and local groups named delegates and officers. Deaths of Albert S. Brown and J. Marry Kennedy draw mournful reflections on community loss and legacy.
In Sleepless Hollow New York critics mingle at the American Music Hall and the Rainbow Room with stars including George Jean Nathan Robert Benchley Walter Huston Linda Watkins Marta Abba Jean Parker Helen Hayes Margaret Sullavan Noel Coward Gertude Lawrence and more. Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne and Robert Sherwood host a party at 21 West 32nd Street while Russet Crouse is honored for Red Hot and Blue. Night owls roam Casino El Morro and Stork Club then end up at Ruby Foo's Chinatown club Yumart and Joe's Delicatessen near Carnegie Hall before dawn.
A historical page lists births such as John Lansing and Warren Keifer and deaths like Samuel C. Armstrong and George C. Townsend. It notes events including an 1830s to 1920s timeline, an 1890s candid history, and an earthquake in Jaffa. Also mentions Gov Goebel and the Anglo Japanese Treaty, with a birthdate note for Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Dr Harvey J Howard of St Louis born Bets Be years ago today. Dr Joseph Jastrow of New York born in Poland 70 years ago today. Walter Damrosch of New York born in Germany 75 years ago today. Gelett Burgess of Boston born 71 years ago today. Mrs Elen Dunlap Hopkins founder of the New York School of Applied Design for Women born in New York 79 years ago today. King Paris III of Bulgaria born 44 years ago today. Today’s Worowape offers a resourceful day with focus on organization despite coordination issues and potential breakthroughs from planetary aspects.
Daily English lesson highlights common usage errors and pronunciation tips. Today's focus is the word medieval meaning belonging to the middle ages with pronunciation guidance and examples. The lesson emphasizes expanding vocabulary by mastering one word per day.
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