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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
9
Washington reports a projected U.S. wheat harvest of 225 to 850 million bushels, the largest in six years, based on June 1 conditions from 29,000 farmers. The estimate surpasses last year, with geography spanning Oklahoma to New Mexico and heavy dust bowl impacts noted across the plains.
A garbled block describes trouble in a residential neighborhood as a morning drink ritual goes awry. Vague references to tape milk and drained cream hint at a dairy mishap with a person or group involved. The scene evokes a pasty figure and a curious event in an unclear urban setting.
Miss Mabel Mo Abin of Portland is named by the American Medical Association, equal to the American Medical Association for distinguished service as head of the Red Cross service. Mrs. Sarah Palfeev Fabvan of Brooklyn is recognized as one of America’s prominent nurses for her work. Miss Tha F. Buvler of Washington, D. C. receives the Florence Nightingale medal in recognition of her service.
Science news notes that dust deposits on cooler bulb walls when a hot wire heats air, a Tyndall finding aiding medical uses. Agitical radiam can be produced by electric bombardment in many substances, though extraction is not always possible. A London college reports artificial radium particles behaving like coins in ducts or gases. Children's Day service planned at Bardoo Preerian church with prayers, songs, and activities led by the pastor.
Rodney Dutcher reports the fight over Roosevelt's Supreme Court proposal. Compromises discussed include two or three new justices and a sliding scale for appointments to satisfy both sides. The White House may push a plan allowing yearly appointments while justices over 70 linger.
They report a bold example of rapid progress by a group described as acmenarchys of very mth this week. The text notes broad support and claimed gains, pointing to ongoing efforts and public response without detailing concrete actions or outcomes.
Mrs. Lloyd Baird of Denver credits Kellogg's All Bran with curing three years of constipation. She reports regular bowels within two weeks and renewed enjoyment of life. The advertisement argues All Bran absorbs water to soften stool and cleanses the system, recommending two tablespoonfuls three times daily.
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