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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1936
Page
5
The Daily News Frederick excludes erroneous reflection and communications of all kinds. This issue, dated Wednesday March 8, 1915, carries no opinions under assumed names and will publish only real-name submissions. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reprint rights are noted.
A historical look at the bareheaded fad among college youths, arguing hats protect health and pride. The piece notes ancient customs, criticizes modern youth for discarding headwear, links hat use to self-respect, and discourages skipping protection against cold and illness.
Graceham March 18 report on the pilsy When A Woman Decides sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society. Performances last Wednesday in Graceham and Thursday in York Pennsylvania drew large crowds with 48 repest. Music between acts provided by Garl Fisher and Mr Finneryfrock. A birthday party at the home of Ass Jeanette Young featured many guests and dancing.
A quirky column presents Flapper Fanny offering breezy opinions on fashion behavior and society trends. The playful guidance touches on flirting, social norms, and playful rebellion characteristic of the era.
President Roosevelt calls Congress to approve 1.9 billion dollars for relief and an extended federal works program to absorb rising unemployment. He argues coordinated private industry efforts can reduce federal costs by decreasing destitution as employment rises, with costs tied to delays and fiscal year funding.
The Montcomery County Teachers Association names Mrs. J. E Grimsley as secretary. Baltimore visitors include Mr. and Mrs Lester Morningstar who stayed with relatives here. Miss Jeanette Young weekended with sister Frances Young of Gaithersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward and Frances Young of Gaithersburg visited Clyde Young. W Elmer Buhrman attended the Independent Retail Grocers' Association banquet in Baltimore at the Emerson Hotel.
George L. Mobley of this city was installed as Grand Senior Warden of the Maryland Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at the Grand Encampment in Baltimore on Tuesday. Palestine Encampment No 20 members John Feaga Levi Modernis and A Frank Muller Mt Airy attended the event.
A fragmented column notes past events in Frederick including a court meeting, a Gilbert and Sullivan performance, a tea at a Lutheran church, and a local road supervisor reform. It mentions Arrington and the state treasurer visiting, a First Regiment League game, and the death of Charles G. Orrison, a Rocky Springs farmer aged 75.
William J Grove writes in detail about road building in Maryland and Virginia. He credits a local teacher and legislator for road laws, recalls a Route 40 project, and argues for wider safer highways to boost economy and safety, mentioning Governor Nice and past farming routes.
A dated meal plan lists a dinner for four featuring brewed beef and vegetables with mashed turnips, bread, currant jelly relish, peach sauce, sour cream, and a mocha flavored frosting. Instructions mention browning beef, simmering with vegetables, and making a spice cake with coffee frosting, including detailed ingredient quantities and bake steps.
A fragmentary note names multiple residents and addresses in Middletown and Frederick, listing Mr. and Mrs. responders and various households. The text reads like a communal prayer passage followed by a sequence of local names including Fredericks, Mount, Monrovia, and Middletown addresses, concluding with CHARLES A. SUMMERS.
Dr Crile argues life is radiation and electricity manifolds. He describes the body as a living battery with cells acting as miniature power units. The book explains life as a mechanistic yet delicate system aligning physics chemistry and biology for readers willing to follow technical ideas.
Taneytoun and guests from Gettysdy coHegs attend a dinner hosted by Dr. and Mrs. G M L Benner. Attendees include senior classmates and other locals from Chambersburg and Washington DC. Various weekend visits and a Holy Name Rally at St John’s, Frederick are noted along with family visits in New Windsor and Exomutsburg.
A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown to Nick Stavnos aged 44 from Frederick and Bertha Henmiquan aged 22 from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
In a March 16 dispatch by George Ross, Parker a country detective from a small town emerges as a controversial figure in the Lindbergh kidnapping saga. Friends liken him to Sherlock Holmes, while enemies accuse him of taking credit for many crimes. The piece notes speculation about his involvement in Governor Hoffman’s search and hints at media buzz and rumors surrounding his role and credibility.
A collage of historic anniversaries notes births and deaths of figures such as Isha Caldwell Cathean Francis Lieber Grover Cleveland John W. Hamilton Newton M. Anderson Anna Heid Kellogg and Mary Montez. It also recalls events like a 1925 cyclone and a wartime evacuation, with birthdays including Richard P. Strong and Julian Morgenstern.
A brief English language feature lists common misused words and mispronunciations. It highlights mis-spellings like Gingham and Synonyms, and urges daily vocabulary growth by using a word three times. The piece stresses practicing pronunciation and correct forms through short, punchy tips.
A rough, fragmented item discusses war, peace treaties, and the difficulties of international accord. It lists aging figures and brief bios including R. de Steunz U.S. retirement, Vikas H. Bosion (Armenian-born surgeon), and Margere C. Bamming of Duluth Minnesota, with scattered dates.
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