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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1937
Page
10
Dr Morris Fishbein describes whooping cough in three stages from cold like initial symptoms to severe spasms and the final long convalescence. He notes feverish episodes, possible vomiting, eye and face reddening, and potential complications such as pneumonia and severe nosebleeds, urging seriousness of the illness.
Reports detail the death of 4 year old Joan Morven at Huntington Station and subsequent arrest of Howard Magiemren, brother of her stepmother. Prosecutors allege involvement in the child’s death, while family and local officials respond to the case.
A vintage survey compares beauty among Big Ten college girls to Hollywood screen actresses. It lists several campus figures from Ohio State Minnesota Wisconsin and Northwestern alongside film favorites such as Ruby Keeler and Miss Keeler’s peers from Toronto St Paul Los Angeles Winnipeg and New York in a light tone urging readers to decide which group they find more attractive.
Marriage licenses issued for Harold Rider and Hilda Tabler of Martinsburg and Harvey Stocks and Mary Brown of Adamstown. Deed transfers show Kate Leatherman et al to Mary W. Garrison for five dollars. Local notes from Copperville list visits and social calls among residents, with Otterdale and Taneytown as featured areas. Plans in Dayton, Ohio for a two place side by side glider were announced.
It is believed that half of the whooping cough victims under Roa months of age die, and about a quarter of those who later contract the disease die. With proper care and modern methods, most of these fatalities may be avoided.
Dorothy Sayers timelessly returns to Lord Peter Whimpy and Harriet Vane in Bus Man's Honeymoon, as newlyweds honeymooning in a farmhouse encounter a murder and solve it with crisp elegance. Geoffrey Homes offers The Man Who Didn’t Exist, a brisk hard boiled tale about a reporter investigating a death by suicide hoax and a string of murders.
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