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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1937
Page
8
Dr Morris Fishbein notes erysipelas usually clears in about eight days and rarely fatal. It can spread on skin causing fever and vomiting with possible complications like abscesses, pneumonia, or heart involvement. Elderly and very young people face higher death risk. repeated infections link to underlying skin issues and chronic infections. Mules and horses in Ceara are bathed in beer to invoke rain.
Hood College seniors clinched the interclass basketball title with an undefeated run. Key players include Miller, Worrilow, Land, Davis, Woolford, Swomley, Mee, Meredith, and others as they defeated freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and won decisive matchups at the State Armory. The Odd-Even and Army-Navy games are scheduled for March.
Libertytown 4-H Club reorganized March 6 at Frances M. Johnson home. Officers elected: President Mary Catherine Joy, Vice President Alice J. Overstre, Secretary Treasurer Catherine Gross, Club Reporter M Madeline Munshaur. Nineteen members and five visitors attended. The project Modern Hours Are rangement For The Home was discussed by Miss William. Madeline Munshaur to speak on The ceo of The Oab at next meeting. Miss Williams led three 4-H songs. Several games were played and refreshments served. Meeting adjourned to April 9 at Mary Catherine and Heanor Joy home.
An article quotes nurse Jenn Ross urging readers to drink tea to combat winter fatigue. She says tea lightens long shifts, aids sleep, and boosts vitality for patients. The piece cites science and doctors praising tea, noting origins in India, Ceylon, and Java.
A quilting party Wednesday at Mrs. Harry Sehrover’s home in Myeraville neared completion of two quilts. A fine dinner followed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Sehrover, Mr and Mrs Carlton Munther, Mr and Mrs Ward Kline, Mrs Alpha Shepley, Mrs Birtie Smith, Mrs Jennie Grossnickle, Mrs Elke Grossnickle, Mrs Stella Leatherman, Mrs Martha Bittle, Mrs Eva Schroye, Margaret Bittle, Carrie Groene, and many others from Middletown and surrounding areas.
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