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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1937
Page
4
A partial, garbled news page shows a Daily News press note about Associated Press use and reprint rules. The readable bits reference a Bell street area and distribution copying limits, with no clear local event or person.
A column muses on marbles as an ancient sport and youth play, noting widespread appeal and organized contests. It then cites Secretary of State Kellogg in 1937 urging restraint against anarchy and warning of nations arming for war. Alberta Premier Aberhart admits failure to deliver promised charity credits due to adverse economics. government aid owed by producers’ earnings.
A faded quiz asks students to judge social norms in college settings. Questions cover introductions among classmates, housemother introductions, chaperone expenses on trips, chewing gum in public, and public displays of affection. It also outlines chaperone strategies during sorority or fraternity dances and notes the given answers.
In six article segments the guide explains how to treat car expenses for federal income tax. It covers deducting business use, separating pleasure from business, keeping records, and what qualifies as deductible versus non deductible expenses.
A compact excerpt from an English lesson notes common errors in usage and pronunciation. It urges careful inflection and infinitive forms, highlights frequently misspelled terms, and promotes daily vocabulary growth with one new word.
Lander Womans Club gathered Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs Ira Memnenburg with about fifteen members. The roll call and program included song and a demonstration on landscaping. Officers were elected for the committee with Mrs Vranely Mordson as president and Miss Nina Marclotte among those named. A future tea and a charity fundraiser were announced for April 6 at Miss Jed’s home.
Local churches report members attending annual conferences in Hartimore Leesburg and Green Castle while obituaries and civic notices reflect county finances tollgate deaths and reorganizations.
The Domer'ateers of Walkersville held a March 5 meeting at Dorothy Zimreman's home with eighteen members and six visitors. The absence of the president and vice president led Dorothy Mercer to conduct the session. The 4-1 creed was repealed. Members listed bedroom improvements during roll call. After a short business period, a half hour of work followed. The next meeting was set for Peggy Times's home on April 3, with refreshments and songs shared by the group.
William Boone, 40, of Frederick, freed Monday from Adams county jail in Gettysburg after serving a court sentence on a charge of driving on the wrong side of the highway. He was arrested following a two-car crash on the Gettysburg to Emmitsburg road near the state line last Wednesday afternoon and jailed in default on $10 fine plus costs. News dispatches at the time identified Boone as colored.
A Frederick County teachers committee urges education to mold wise leisure, arguing shorter workdays bring idle time. They advocate schools foster reading, music, sports, hobbies, outdoor appreciation, and community life through balanced programs and access to cultural resources.
Notable birth and death anniversaries are listed for figures such as David Holmes Frances Trollope John McCloskey Wrig Nudley Buck Robert Hoe Frank J. North and Charles E. Fay with dates and places of birth or death noted for each entry.
A fragmented history roundup covers events from 1404 in Toursima District through late 19th and 20th century milestones. It notes the Knickerbockers as New York’s early team, Bell's telephonic words, Salvation Army open air service in New York, a 1938 trade pact in Canada, and several notable birthdays. Includes a Today’s Horoscope predicting agitators sparking social reforms or political leadership development.
A Book A Day praises Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men as a profound yet flawed novel. The tale follows George and Lennie on a California ranch, whose dream of owning land is crushed by fate, rendered with stark tenderness and fierce clarity.
In a March report from New York City, Bill Cranker defends a nonmechanical fitness regime at his City Health Farm, promoting labor as exercise and citing notable adherents. The piece surveys Manhattan’s celebrities at theaters, radio, finance, and the arts, then shifts to a Shakespeare royalties note and Johnny Green's worldwide manuscript misadventure ending with the song titled Home.
Dr. Morris Pishdens outlines mumps progression from mild symptoms to potential serious complications. Adults face higher risk of gland spread, nerve involvement, and spinal infection. most cases recover with bed rest, light diet, and heat or cold therapy, while severe outcomes are rare but require prompt medical attention.
A fragment citing Chronicles 14 17 and a devotional line about two men pleasing God. The text blends biblical quotation with archaic phrasing and appears as a brief religious reflection or excerpt. It references David and the Lord causing fear among nations, plus a personal meditation on serving God with all one’s heart.
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