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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1936

Page

3

Sugar corn crop faces losses as rain lags

Weather outlook shows only scattered showers with a West Indies hurricane possibility. Canners warn early crop damage unless rain arrives soon, while some sections report better late crop prospects after sporadic rain. Prices rise for corn and bantam as growers await open factories and steadier weather. Weather traced by county reports notes a cooler July day with 87 degrees max after a dry spell.

Weather Bureau Y Warner West Indies Woodshoro Walkersville Liberty

Frederick Colored Woman Ends Her Life

The body of Elia Lee Taylor, colored, 111 East Street, was found hanging in her room at the State Sanitarium in Crownsville about 10:30 Monday morning. A coroner's inquest at the institution later declared death by her own action.

Elia Lee Taylor East Street State Sanitarium Crownsville

Milk Market Accord Mocked as Farce at DC Hearing

A DC hearing on the proposed District of Columbia milk marketing agreement drew strong criticism. Alden W. Potter of Montgomery County called the plan a fraud, while Agriculture Department officials described it as a general program to boost farm prices. The measure fixes producer prices at 3.08 per hundred pounds for Class L milk, not setting retail or consumer prices, and involves the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association.

Washington District of Columbia MLK Producers Association Alden W. Potter Montgomery County Potter Agriculture Department Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association

Funeral for 51YearOld Woman Held After Sanitarium Death

The widow of Sean Taylor is mourned after a death ruled by strangulation while she was a patient at a sanitarium for about a week. She belonged to a respected local colored family and was a member of Asbury M. E. church. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM from her late home with Interment at Laboring Sons cemetery. M R Etchison and Son are directing.

Anna M. Lee Madison G. Les Sean Taylor Asbury M. E Laboring Sons Cemetery M. R. Etchison and Son

Farmers Hear Wallace at Kansas City Insurance Tour

Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace headlines a crop insurance briefing in Kansas City while the International Baby Chick Association meets on the same day. Other speakers include John C. Gs of the National Economy and economic shows air on major networks.

New York Henry A. Wallace Kansas City Wiz-Ndc International Baby Chick Association Drauth John C. Gs National Economy Wabc-Cbs

Daily news the cheapest and most effective advertising

A concise adage by Alper states that daily news remains the most economical and efficient form of advertising for broad reach and sustained visibility. The quote underscores the enduring value of consistent news presence for brands and campaigns.

Thunder and Moon Man Cheer Kids After Storm

A playful dialogue between characters Thunder Moon Man Scouty and Windy follows a storm. They reassure children, promise games and a cannon trick, and insist the thunder and lightning pose no danger while delivering a lighthearted tale with stars appearing in the sky.

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