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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
3
The Daily News lists publication details and Associated Press policy while asserting copyright and postal rules. It mentions the LewisPost Bandang and Court Street location, with standard disclaimers about reprinting and attribution.
The article discusses visionary urban planning by Norman Bel Geddes, proposing elevated viaducts and vast city redesigns to accommodate widespread car use. It questions the cost, notes Sen. La Follette’s restraint, and foresees streets shaping future transportation while noting the automobile’s permanence.
The excerpt notes scientists’ caution against premature conclusions and cites Albert Einstein replying to a query about love. It argues falling in love defies simple physical explanations and contrasts this mystery with grand theories like relativity and evolution, emphasizing measured, evidence based thinking.
A fragmentary critique discusses life amid dust storms and hardship in a Dust Bowl era novel. References to characters like Roe C Patnem and themes of poverty, weather, and societal strain hint at a bleak portrait of American life and the novel’s focus on dust as a transformative force.
A compilation of assorted lines from Helen Hayes, Supreme Court Justice McReynolds, Dr Lennox, Dr Broom, and Clement Attlee criticizing excess in drama politics science and royal publicity as representative opinions on public discourse and human limits.
Local items from The News column June 8 1887 note license activity with Clerk W Irving Parsons issuing one license. Post office mail schedules issued by Postmaster R Brown Henderson and Deputy J W L Carty. Governor Harrington addressed graduates at Boyce and Garis high schools urging sacrifices in a holy war. 38 girls and 32 boys received diplomas. County Commissioners resist higher budgets. 4 cents per ten dollars assessed as a cap. Hardware stores faced windstorm damage to panes. berries and fruit crops damaged. greenhouses and gardens across Springfield Street area destroyed.
John M. Cotter, son of Mrs Maw A Uatler and the late TM Calle, received an AB degree in biology and ministry at the Western Marsland College commencement. He served as college paper manager and yearbook member, and belonged to UP Beta honorary biology fraternity and the biology laboratory assistant program.
Six men from this section enlist in the Army Corps including Howard Withon and Gosnell from Bucieys town. Others, Earl M Oden Earl C Thompson John F Fisher Albert W Snow, enlist for Coast Artillery and Air Corps. They enlisted at the local Post Office with Sergeant Chop. open enrollments remain at Hasai Panama and the Philippines.
Henry Thomas a 73 year old Negro janitor at Head College dining room, swept crumbs after dinner daily for eleven years. He claims his total area swept adds up to about 125 acres each year and 11 years of two daily sweeps. He plans to return to sweeping when school resumes in September.
A dated guide warns parents to monitor their child’s camp spending and debunked norms. It urges careful camp selection, proper equipment, and strict rules while at camp. It counsels parents to visit, question, and liaise with camp staff to ensure safety and alignment with camp policies.
A safety demonstration staged four tire blowouts at eighty miles per hour on the Libertytown pike near Worman's Mill. LeRoy Sowell of Lowell Tire and Battery Company presented Goodyear inner tubes, claiming a tube-within-a-tube design keeps air pressure after outer tire failure. Ed die Koffroth handled the steering as incidents included exploding caps and steel spikes on a railroad plate, with onlookers watching as the car remained stable during the tests.
Patrons of the Hoxie Circus in Frederick enjoyed a lively show featuring clever clown tricks. A producing clown tossed a dog mid act performing a double somersault on two fingers, while other acts included animal clowns and elephants mimicking a drunken man to big effect amid a crowd of about 300.
Hood College faculty and staff plan summer travels abroad. Ruth E Perry leads Hood students to England and the European continent aboard the S S Normandie. Leah B Allen schedules a Peru cruise to study southern starlight observations. Esther Hottenstein accompanies. Mrs Walter G Parker sails from New York to visit multiple European nations aboard the S S Britannia. Martha C Thomas heads to Honolulu while Joyce Horner visits London. Olive I Reddick spends summer in Russia with England and Germany. Laura A Ward departs for Halifax Nova Scotia. James B Ranck attends the Second Universal Christian Conference in Oxford and the World Conference on Faith and Order in Edinburgh as church delegate.
Charles S. Houck Jr of Frederick spoke at Boonsboro cemetery during the annual joint memorial services. The event honored the courage and sacrifices of U S soldiers in all wars the nation has fought, with Houck delivering the principal address as Past State Commander of the American Legion and Frederick County delegate to the Maryland Legislature.
The article outlines comprehensive arthritis care including rest, controlled diet, vitamins, massage, bathing, and physical therapy. It discusses vaccines, protein shock, heat therapies, diathermy, and spa treatment as aids, noting digestion issues, constipation, and the value of warm dry climates at resorts for rest and treatment away from home.
A dated etiquette quiz examines proper social behavior for girls in dating settings. It questions double dating without the male’s prior knowledge, carrying cosmetics to a date, attending a public dance unescorted, explaining inability to accept invitations, usher led theater etiquette, and proper introductions at private dances with guests.
A New York miscellany notes a reform wave targeting nightlife, introducing the Script Launderer who purifies tainted lines and the ambulance scene with Benny Venuta, plus Green praising Arliss. It covers Glen Gray and Frank Daley bands, democratic shares, celebrities’ quirks, and social climber anecdotes including Vanderbilts, Huttons, and a yacht party voyage past Spuyten Duyvil.
A mixed historical calendar notes births and deaths of notable figures such as Thomas Sully, Careme, Bowles, Pillow, Arthur Fastman, Robert Schumann, Porter, Edgar Saltus, and others. It includes presidential nomination remarks about Lincoln, devolution and state events, plus birthday tributes today to Robert Warner, Frank Lloyd Wright, Louise Stanley, and others. The piece ends with today’s horoscope and cautions about practical planning and potential losses from others.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a biblical reflection on doing good before the Lord. Mentions First Chronicles and a discussion of what is expedient, with unclear names such as Whately. The readable content is limited and lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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