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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1937

Page

4

The Daily News Headline From Poised City Desk

The Daily News appears to be an early 20th century edition noting Associated Press dispatches and standard newsroom boilerplate. The text presents garbled OCR, with references to printing and manufacturing, press agencies, and general newspaper metadata.

Leaves For Wish In Palm Springs Cal Misa Victoire Conley

Misa Victoire Conley left Thursday for Palm Springs California to join her sister Mrs Daniel Ewing Wight and children who have been spending several weeks there Mr Wight has been in Palm Springs with his family and is returning home no communication of any arrest or decision regarding her status also mentions Charluse Maker and Petribas returning to their homes after a few days in Palm Springs hotels

Wish Palm Springs Cal Misa Victoire Conley Guilford Frederick Daniel Ewing Wight Mr. Wight Teay Pace John T. Kang Rena Sip Ales Charluse Tie Pane Autor Baleeserves Timinre Francs Scott! Key Hotel Mes. Harding John B. Harding Anna Constance Harding East Second Street Holly Wood W. Harry Haller, Jr Baltimore Haller West Coast Boulder Dam San Francisco Uallywood Arizona Mexico West Indies Salling Kungaholm California Primariy Informa Yon Hollywood Joan Crawford Franchot Tane Clark Gable Robert Taylor Shirley Temple Freddie Bartholomew Mary Pickford Ginger Rogers Tsoy Landi Waller America

Father duties in modern American families urged by preacher

Rev. Watford L. Spercy promotes a Lent booklet on fatherhood arguing the true father is more than a breadwinner. He urges fathers to be companions, guide discipline early, and influence children before it is too late, noting rising youth revolts and advertiser culture as context.

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East Lynne at Hood College during Mother's Weekend

Hood College drama club the Marionettes present East Lynne in Brodbeck Hall as part of Mother's Weekend activities. The revival, adapted from Mrs Henry Ward’s novel, features a cast led by students and is timed for Saturday evening performances.

Walter G Parker Coblentz Hall Hood College Robi Eodela Jolantie Mexico Hood College Dramatic Organization Brodbeck Hall Mre Henry Ward Hood

Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick

Local column recalls events from Frederick and area including 10 913 February telephone calls, Frederick City and Jefferson Turnpike directors, robbery at George W Howe and Son store in Emmitsburg, passing of the 64th Congress and political shifts in Maryland, Capt Markey and aide at inauguration, a wooden wagon accident near Yellow Springs, birth announcements and the Urbana toll house sale for 175 dollars.

Frederick City Maryland Seuelur Tailee Joseph I. France David J. Lewin Reat Frederick N. Zihlman D. Joan Markey Pennsylvania Avenue Markey Arthur T. Kreh Ee Y David J. Young Yellow Springs George S Marty Pleasant Dll Frederick John S. Rameburgh Evgese Sponseller Monneary Oretana Turnpike Urbana

Today in History and Birthdays Nostalgia Card

A compact historical snapshot listing birthdays and anniversaries from 1805 to 1933 for notable figures such as Justin Perkins Anne C O Mowatt James M Ives Constance F Woolson Howard Pyle Philip Male Frank Norris and others. Includes a London Drury Lane riot entry 1737 Boston Massacre 1770 and Roosevelt bank holiday proclamation 1933.

Justin Perkins Peraiz Holyoke Mass Chicopee Anne C. O. Mowatt France England James M. Ives New York Currier & Ives Constance F. Woolson Claremont Na Y Howard Pylv Wilmington Del Philip Male Boston Critis Norwich Frank Norris Chicago San Francisco London Drury Theater Cleveland John Covode Pennsylvania Congress Buchanan United States Shanghai Roosevelt

Scout Training Course Opens Tonight Under Key Council

The first session of the Scout leaders training course will be held tonight at 7 30 under the Francis Scott Key Council of the Boy Scouts at St John s Hall. The subject is Institutional Responsibility and Troop Organization. Three evening sessions and one outdoor activity are planned. Henry R. Coates directs the course with wide Boy Scout experience. Institutions sponsoring troops are urged to have representatives present.

Francis Scott Key Council Boy Scouts of America St. John's Hall Robert F. Nicodemus National Council of the Henry R. Coates

Mind Your Manners Social Etiquette Q&A Card

A fragmented etiquette quiz question set on office address forms grooming and dress. It asks proper terms of address in offices, appropriate female business presentation including makeup nails and perfume, and how to handle an afternoon dress outfit that cannot be refashioned. Answers indicate avoiding slang, using Mr or Mrs, and practical wardrobe solutions.

Burnham Miller Dorp

New York’s lone female gag writer makes laughs in town

George Ross profiles Mabel Wilma Albertson, New York’s only woman gag writer, a witty plancher who began as a nightclub singer then became Phil Baker’s radio stooge. She crafts jokes, keeps a gag file, and navigates male-dominated circles while pursuing humor as a profession. Also noted is a rival circus war as Cole Bros. and Clyde Beatty challenge Dexter Fellowes for Manhattan stage space in March and April.

George Ross New York Maarel Manhattan Mabel Wilma Albertson Sam Louie Mabel Broadway Helen Morgan Planos Phil Baker Miss Albertson Baker Ines York Dexter Fellowes Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus Dexter Cole Bros Clyde Beatty Ora Parkes

Deductions For Gambling Losses In Tax Returns

This second of six short tax series explains deducting gambling losses only to the extent of winnings. It guides when debts become worthless, requires proof, and warns against deducting mere paper losses. It notes that depreciation on bonds is not deductible and emphasizes accurate record keeping for IRS compliance.

Joe Doakes Joe Burt

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