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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1937
Page
3
The Daily News a Frederick newspaper lists publication routines and policies including news dispatch credits and printing terms. It notes associations with the Associated Press and outlines address and publication expectations for readers and contributors.
The fragmentary OCR-like text references a procedural process repeated until an electric event expires, mentions Tar aren expended, a flussy arrives, and a debate over a cheeky value and a problem connected to Harney by Niger. Entities are unclear, suggesting a damaged archival note about a technical or legal issue.
The piece laments extreme heat as a threat to vigor and productivity advising caution for those not acclimated. It notes temperatures above 100 degrees test endurance and references old remedies like broad brimmed hats and plant shade to cope with scorching conditions.
A discussion notes that overly cautious driving can provoke speeders and accidents. It argues for a moderate pace aligned with other drivers, cautioning against both excessive speed and excessive caution, and recalls historical beliefs about safe speeds such as 20 or 25 mph.
Paul J Mumford, son of Mr and Mrs Hey Mumford of Elheart City, will enter Gettysburg Theosophical Seminary in September to study for the ministry, becoming the third Mumford brother to enter Lutheran ministry. He graduates Gettysburg College this year with Greek as his major. Lois Mumford, a daughter of the family, plans to enter Gettysburg College in the fall after earning a medal at high school.
A garbled article fragment references July festivities, Independence Day funds, and public events. It mentions religious youth assemblies, Presbyterian church ties, and a planned convention in Frederick with a broader 1942 anniversary context. Notable entities include the Marsind National Guard and Easton convention.
A fragment from The News columns recalls the past with notes on a sewer collapse opposite a private company, St. Mary’s Academy observances, Morgan Runalis and Mary Leopold from Knoxville, and requests to drop French or Spanish in Girls High School curriculum. Mention of Governor moves, proposed food price controls, a new city market plan, marriage license procedures, and local building concerns in Tourmont.
A fragmented recipe description lists cornmeal and flour mix, sugar, cinnamon, and butter with baking steps. It includes a baking method in a double boiler, preparing a pie shell, and a meringue topping, attributed to a person and a Frederick address in Route 4.
Mrs Joseph Gall of Thurmont was severely injured after a fall down a flight of stairs at her home on Wednesday when a fire damaged the pane. Her condition and full details are not listed in the available report.
Readable bits describe Republican party figures and county systems plus farm shortages and wheat harvest delays. Mentions tremors of health and weather, lemon supplies tight and general market concerns as residents brace for varied hardships.
In a lengthy letter to the editor LEO WEINBERG of Frederick argues the city should pursue remedial action on large uncollected water rents. He cites delinquencies, including a $500 arrearage by one consumer and a $312 owed by a corporation, urging municipal steps such as disconnects and a public inquiry into debt and management costs. He condemns partisan views and calls for transparent reporting to taxpayers.
A garbled collection of attributed remarks from notable figures including Emerson Mosley, Charles Lauratin, Walter Monahan, Charles Taft, and Charles Evans Hughes. The text references themes of taxation, government loyalty, and liberty with unclear context and dates.
Naomi Jacobs assesses Time Pigeon a Macmillans novel featuring Claudia Marden a strong willful heroine who battles her father's gambling and profligacy. The review praises the energetic portrayal of her ascent through marriages and social trials with vigorous narration and perceptive character detail.
The article notes a forthcoming Senate debate on farm tenancy policy with House consideration likely Monday. It mentions Bankhead and other figures voicing concern over potential shifts and the role of government in farm tenancy, signaling a contentious step in early year discussions.
A birthday party for W. J. O’Hara Jr of Yellow Springs celebrated his third year with a modest gift from Mr and Mrs Woodsood O’Hara Sr. Attendants included Miss Mandan Kelne Betty Jane Covell Joan Delores Covell and masters Ronald Pecentes Sonny Shook James Tadley and others on a Tuesday afternoon in Yellow Springs.
Fern E. Stottlemyer of Wolfsville sustained severe injuries while operating a mip ray at Hushey Lumber Company Cave Town. He was struck in the stomach by a plank he was sapping. the lower intestine was punctured and he was rushed to Washington County Hospital in Hacer Town where an operation was performed immediately.
Camp Airy, a Jewish summer camp for boys, reopened this week near Thurmont with about 260 percent of normal enrollment. The program is led by the director and staff, with the usual personnel overseeing a two week stay for campers as part of their season.
A fragmented item testing table setting and dining etiquette behavior. It includes questions on using bread plates, handling dropped silver, seating attention, and appropriate timing to speak. The text mixes garbled phrases and misprints but centers on traditional manners and serving protocols.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains obesity stems from calories in versus calories burned and that most cases arise from overeating relative to energy expenditure. He notes some gland disorders cause weight gain but are rare, and advises basal metabolic testing before dieting. Emotional state and activity levels also affect metabolism and weight gain.
Readers discuss trends in power and policy, with some fearing worsening conditions and others praising government actions. The piece notes ongoing changes and uncertain outcomes as public opinion shifts amid political tensions and unfamiliar developments.
A chronology of historical figures including Abnes Doubleday Anton Kemeral Jayant Me ferot and Thon Ata Taam V Knox born in Pembroke Nebraska Died January 47. John McTammany inventor of the perforated muse roll and player piano with limited returns. Sir Robert L Borden Canada’s WWI prime minister born died 1937. Chitford G Roe Chicago lawyer born Railing Prairie Indiana died 1920. Jennene Eagles actress born Boston October 3 1920.
Fragmented notes recount a 1788 event in Virginia ratifying an act, a First American division landing in France, and an American teaching baseball in London. It also mentions mine rights in Texas and a cordial welcome to a former Ethiopian emperor. The garbled text blends disparate 18th and 20th century items without clear cohesion.
A list of notable birthdays observed today includes Roy Cohen of New York born in Charleston 5 C 40 years ago, Pearl Burk Hillsboro WV 45 years, Ganna Walska Poland 45 years, Frieda Hempel Germany 52 years, Richard Crooks Sea Girt NJ tenor Trenton native, David A. Skinner Washington DC US Chamber of Commerce Canada 60 years, Sidney Howard New York 40, Mary van Bleeck Glenham NY 54, and others noted for age anniversaries.
The passage reflects on how a thoughtful nature paired with opportunity leads to success, while caution is urged against excesses in life. It warns that unchecked indulgence, notably in table pleasures, can warp character, but disciplined restraint yields prudent, well formed individuals.
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