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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1938
Page
10
Advice on how babies respond to nervousness and visitors, stressing quiet routines and gentle handling. Encourages letting infants observe a few varied visitors when rested and fed, avoiding overstimulation. Tomorrow topic hinted: Extravert and Introvert.
Lester David O'Dell, 35, self styled educator, held on $5,000 bail for sending annoying and threatening letters to President Roosevelt, Mrs Roosevelt, and cabinet members. Secret service agents arrested O'Dell after a series of letters arrived at the White House.
Diplomats shuttle between capitals as Europe toggles between war and peace. The piece profiles six leaders shaping policy: Banat, Masaryk, Joseph, Austen, Paul-Boncour, Duca, and one more, detailing their roles, temperaments, and aims in prewar diplomacy and armament drives. Their push for stability contrasts with aggressive rhetoric and national drives across Czechoslovakia, France, Italy, Germany, and Austria.
United States Senator James E. Murray told Mount All Marys College faculty alumni and students that American Catholics must publicize the truth of the Spanish Civil War. He praised Rev Dr Joseph B Code as a leading scholar on the Spanish problem and condemned widespread propaganda.
New York March 20 Tr White chairman of the executive committee of American Newspapers Inc announced William Randolph Hearst has placed the burden of business management and policy with an executive committee He will remain active in editorial matters and general policy The committee directs publication and will pursue gradual liquidation of collateral investments to perpetuate Hearst publishing interests
Donald Gray outlines spring lawn care for urban areas noting lime is currently disfavored. He describes weed control, soil preparation, and reseeding strategies, including timing of rolling and caution about moisture to avoid root damage and heave.
Poor soil needs spring plant food and weed-free fertilizer. Use a 12 percent nitrogen 6 percent phosphoric acid fertilizer with no cattle manure to avoid weed seeds. Apply 5 pounds per 1000 square feet and sow lawn seed at 2 to 3 pounds per 1000 square feet. Add a light top dressing of screened topsoil. Next: Shrubs and Trees to Buy.
Rockville Maryland March 20 The March term of the Circuit Court for Montgomery county convenes tomorrow morning with Judge Charles W Woodward on the bench and grand and petit juries in attendance. The docket includes 110 civil cases 15 civil appeals 42 criminal cases 28 criminal appeals and five cases from other jurisdictions. The grand jury begins tomorrow and is expected to increase the criminal docket. At opening Judge Woodward will select a foreman and draw 22 jurors for the grand jury while 25 will serve on the petit jury.
Leesburg Virginia March 20 Muss Mary Riley resigns as seven year superintendent of Loudoun County Hospital effective May 1 She arrived May 1 1921 from Fauquier County Hospital Warrenton where she held similar duties Previously she worked at Montgomery County Hospital Sandy Springs Maryland and on private duty in Washington_dc
The article urges starting with a crude plan and developing a long term S year plan. It explores choosing an outdoor goal such as flowers, an outdoor living area, a play space, or a vegetable garden. It suggests combining uses and phased yearly progress.
A Frederick man died in a traffic incident with authorities reporting a fatal automobile collision. The deceased, identified by local officials, lived in Frederick. funeral arrangements are managed by Harry EF Company at Olivet cemetery.
The article gives techniques for cleaning rugs including thorough cleaning, removing grease spots, applying moth prevention, and wrapping with newspaper to deter moths. It advises storing rugs in dry areas with careful placement of furniture and avoiding space waste in female rooms. A special treat describes frying thick ham slices until browned, then finishing with evaporated milk and Worcestershire sauce poured over, served with watercress.
Washington March 20 Army and Navy officers study plans near the War Department to mobilize more than 200 million men with four months of preparation. details indicate a broad national defense mobilization and activation of guards and reserves, with deadlines and organizational steps outlined for rapid readiness. A separate notice describes a surprise party for Harry D Miller's 50th birthday at Homeide with guests and refreshments. In another item, Mary Fink, 14, held at Montevue, is sent home after giving a full account of her whereabouts and companions, with authorities labeling her as probably incorrigible.
Police report a jail cell incident at Cumberland where a cat was set on fire. An actor name Quah was restrained after entering the cell brandishing a Glock, shouting and causing chaos before responders extinguished the flames. Inmates were treated for nausea and police investigated the motive.
A farm report notes a three year old hen named Leshorn in Oxla Marnh producing eggs every other day, with current double eggs about a half inch thick. Researchers expect it to settle into a steady daily pattern as summer arrives.
A fragment notes one director and eight inches as measurements, weighing a quarter pound. It mentions a hen being the sole producer among a sock of 30, producing such eggs. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or context.
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