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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
4
A garbled archival newspaper column notes the Daily News and Frederick publication details along with editorial policy. It mentions Associated Press use, publication stance, author name requirements, and submission rules for opinions and letters to the editor.
A writer argues about how the Supreme Court justified Social Security law and how Congress might overstep states’ powers through broad spending. The piece warns readers to scrutinize government expenditures and to vote on spending when elections arrive, noting the impact on general welfare and taxpayer wallets.
A chicken dinner celebrated the 68th birthday of John L Rothenhoefer at his home near Yellow Springs on Sunday. Attending were John L Rothenhoefer. Mr. and Mrs. George L Rothenhoefer and sons David and Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Earlston L Rothenhoefer. J W Rothenhoefer. and Miss Catherine Rothenhoefer. COLLECTS EVERY POLE Butte Mont June 3 APH Police say an unidentified motorist, in a risky drive down Arizona street, bagged a fire plug and three power poles but escaped with barely a scratch.
A humorously phrased etiquette quiz lists questions on polite behavior for men and women. It asks about touching the nose versus lifting, saying more than thanks, kissing friends, removing hats in church, and strangers holding doors. Answer keys indicate polite actions and deference.
Review of crime fiction framed as typed police reports. Mentions new book The File on Ruthus Ray by Helter Somorrows and a murder mystery set in Chicago with investigations by Clyde Ho Clasun. Describes suspense, action, and the detective narrative as presented in the faux police file style.
The passage lists assorted quotes and garbled names about propaganda profits bombing and politics. It misquotes Adolf Hitler and mentions a U S ambassador to England Robert W Bingham and figures such as Edward George William Gallacher and Hev Dr Edgar D Jones of Detroit.
Local items recap events from Frederick including a Philomathean Literary Society banquet at City Hotel with 23 members present, a cloudburst flood in Middletown, a county tax rate change proposal, a pedestrian hit by a car near Braddock Lutheran Sunday School, a W. M. Wormtan Farm purchase north of Frederick, and various local names and movements amid general town activities.
A June 1900s-style speech urges graduates to become pioneers in industry. It emphasizes using education to cut costs, expand production, and pursue new paths in business. The text advocates leadership, hard work, and moral development to advance national prosperity and individual careers.
The Truth Seekers Class of Calvary M. E. Church School met at the home of Mrs Walter Brust. Officers installed for the coming year include Alfred Brust as president and Mrs Walter Brust as vice president. Treasurer Mrs Woodrow Fox and assistant treasurer Harvey Kemp named. The next meeting will be June 24 at Mrs Herman Brust’s home for the annual banquet. The meeting adjourned after the class verse and Micah benediction with refreshments served. The locomotive whistle was heard about one and a half miles away.
A lengthy report on the upcoming annual meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society names Baltimore and Washington members and officers. The program includes greetings, devotional elements, promotional plans, study course ordering, installations, musical numbers, and luncheon details. Reverend A E Owens of Brunswick was ill and will miss delivering the graduation sermon.
Bestor Journel advises diabetics on daily hygiene to prevent complications. Emphasizes sleep eight to ten hours, moderate bathing, careful foot care, avoidance of sunburn, strict insulin adherence, regulated exercise, and avoiding excessive alcohol and sugar. Includes six practical rules from Dr Sindontr and reminder to inform dentist, chiropodist, barber, and surgeon of diabetic status.
Ardmore Oklahoma June 1 AP report says baby Roberta Anne Tate showed a first tooth when she smiled. Dr P P Von Keller extracted the tooth the next day at the family home in Ardmore.
The fragmentary text records a game or event dated in Kentucky with initials and codes. Names and concrete details are unreadable, but the snippet points to a regional event involving teams or individuals identified by short letter codes. Readers should expect a concise sports or notice item once clearer text is available.
The article discusses a controversial science note on sweetening fuels with sulfur compounds and octane adjustments. It mentions places like Cileago Burl of Pairdesvaitle Oklahoma and describes new steps in sweetening via specific chemical precursors.
Cornelia Otis Skinner, famed stage star, discusses her London years and plans for a new dramatization How was London based on Barnes novel. The work centers on a Western set Chicago locale and a wife trying to keep up with a successful husband. Skinner expects fun in production.
Compilation of historical births and events for various figures including Greenwood Leflore Jefferson Davis Henry James Huey Long and others with a closing reflection on today’s disposition and potential for progress, a long rail of names and dates from 1778 to the early 20th century.
Fragmented OCR text references the Lord and gospel preachers with mention of Varma Surdan as president of an unnamed group. The garbled lines imply discussion of authorship and religious themes from a historical period, with unclear attribution and entities.
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