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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1937
Page
4
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Monday March 8 1927 feature discusses Dr L T Gilbreth a consultant engineer and mother of eleven who advocates motion study to reduce the many daily tasks of women at home. She asserts proper kitchen arrangement can save energy and steps, proposing a kitchen built to fit user needs though noting practical challenges amid modern family life.
A devotional note cites Saint John 14 15 and Goethe on shaping by what we love. The fragment reflects religious reflection and literary influence in a compact verse style.
A fragmented 1937 etiquette Q and A asks how to handle funeral customs. It covers who receives flowers, showing sympathy, pallbearers, acknowledgments, and seating for acquaintances, with answers noting flowers go to the deceased, sympathy by card or letter, pallbearer duty is not mandatory, and printed acknowledgments are acceptable.
The article explains deductible charitable contributions for income tax returns, noting only recognized organizations count and limits like 15 percent of net income apply. It covers church, educational, scientific, and relief groups, with examples and exceptions for government gifts and some religious donations.
Gaithersburg hosts a birthday gathering for Ton Watkins Jr on his 16th birthday. Guests include Edlch Orme Hazel Ward Helen Walker Grace Rachel Mussetter Dorahompson Celeste Hawkins Maurice Wells Yates Barber Thomas Plummer Hobby Walker Hilly Young James Wriley trecots. Mrs Joseph J Etuen visited Hagerstown with her mother Mrs Trane. Mr James Schroeder Jr plans weeks in Abbeville SC and Atlanta GA. Mrs Charles M Warris of Philadelphia visited Mr and Mrs Harry RR McCabe and stayed with niece Mrs Forest Walker over the weekend.
Local reminiscences recall Jacob Rosenstock narrowly escaped a massive rear snow slide on Bentz street near George Brust’s marble. He remained uninjured. The Bastaali Association engaged William E. Nusz as first baseman. The circuit court convened with Judges Rutehte, Lynch, and Vinson presiding.
The Union Revival Services at Otin Cite reported over one hundred converts in week two. Local inquiries at canneries questioned goat prices while a contractor planned bids for a new Pennsylvanta Railroad passenger station, with a March deadline.
The Lewistown Women's Club met at the home of Mrs S i RKeege with Mrs George Arnold presiding. Reports on the federation meeting, new members Sylvia Myler and Atra Harald, and a busy program including songs, a book review, a game, and a dinner fundraiser were noted.
Drsden hosted the Buckeyetown Women's Club afternoon session with Mrs. Waller Cats presiding. Florence Wilkins was honored, 18 members and a guest attended, and delegates to the County Federation were named for March 1. The next meeting is planned March 19 at Mrs Nichols's home with Miss Armie Poole in charge.
Dean Pope of Hood College will deliver a series of lectures for sophomores and new students on vocational guidance. The talks run Monday Tuesday and Wednesday March 8 9 and 10 at Woodbeck Hall in the college campus. They continue December’s introductory lectures and are sponsored by Mood College Committees on Vocational Guidance and Appointments. Dean Pope will survey vocations open to women and suggest methods to analyze self and occupations. He will review the college's offerings and highlight occupational avenues for students pursuing specialization.
Annapolis March 8 The House advanced bills changing how delinquent property taxes in Montgomery County are collected and recorded while repealing Clarksburg’s town charter. The measures included empowering Montgomery County to raise police salaries and giving Orphans Court discretionary power for appraisals. The proposals passed third readings amid favorable county delegation reports and clerks’ record changes aimed at clarifying property tax collection and notification procedures.
The United Brethren Church on West Seeond opened with a strong Sunday school season as Rev DeWitt spoke on Christian Hrenisty and led the anthem Love That Won. Evening worship featured the theme Voices that Speak to Us while youth groups met with leaders Mrs Thon Williams and Miss Virginian Brickwell directing juniors and seniors.
The Faithful Circle Bible Class of Grace Heformed Church met at Mr and Mrs Harry Umberger’s home for a Wednesday evening session. Mrs Russell Thomas presided as the troubled program featured violin solos by Miss Bettie Krot, readings by Miss Lorene Barrick and Miss Bettie Thomas, and a tribute to the late Mrs Clarence Strine read by Mrs Russell Thomas. Refreshments with St Patrick’s Day themes were served. The next meeting is set for April 7 at Mrs Mary R Fisher’s home.
A retail feature shows a weary salesgirl describing the ideal shopper. She avoids pressuring, greets patiently, and handles returns with courtesy. She notes winners and bad customers alike, emphasizing consideration and clear intent as the key to smooth sales.
Calvin S. Watkin of Montgomery County filed for an absolute divorce from Mrs. Nettle FE Watkin in Rockville Circuit Court. The couple wed in Frederick on July 27, 1909, according to the petition.
The article advises bed rest and isolation for a child with whooping cough, sunny rooms with temperatures around 63 to 75 degrees, and avoiding drafts. It promotes light, frequent meals, nutritious easily digestible foods, sun exposure, hydration, and cautious use of medications and steam inhalations under medical guidance to reduce coughing and prevent undernourishment.
A mix of quotes from Ford Madox Ford, Stephen Raushenbush, Mrs Earnest Greasley, Geraldine Farrar, and A. G. Ruthven touch on fed diet, peace vs war, labor protests, birthdays, and supervision. The remarks reflect debates on work conditions, government oversight, and national policies with varied voices from the United States and England. The collection shows public figures weighing food, labor, and education in societal harmony and wartime strategies.
A Vermont farmer climbed 2240 steps to the 104th floor in 36 minutes and 22 seconds at the Empire State Building. Guides note others use stairs for the thrill, including a Brooklyn pair and aviators. Visitors from around the world, including Kata Rauoso and Pierre Laval, share awe despite experience.
A rundown of historical birthdays and deaths linked to U S figures from the 18th to early 20th centuries. Notable names include Simon Cameron Oliver Wendell Holmes Homer Davenport Henry Ward Beecher and Henry Knox. The entries reference roles as politicians jurists surgeons artists and military leaders with dates and places of birth and death.
A listing of birth anniversaries for Robert F. Paine Joseph Lee Arthur Bostwick Frederick W. Goudy Edgar A. Mowrer George Gibbs and Clyde E. Wildman. Also a scantly worded hornscope advising steadiness, companionship, health guard and energy conservation.
Daily English lesson teaches correct usage and pronunciation. Evane scent defined as fleeting like vapor. contrasts with synonyms such as vanish, disappearance. Readers encouraged to master one word daily by using it three times to retain.
Ao surprise birthday party was hosted for Mrs Thomas A Rockwall at her home 209 West Reverb Street. Guests attended and refreshments were served at the event.
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