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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1936
Page
5
A garbled passage from The Daily News discusses associated press dispatch credits and publication rights. It mentions exclusive use for publication and states these are for propagation of dispatched material whether credited or not.
The report outlines the flood response in March 1936 with county aid, relief efforts, and warnings about the Point of Rocks east of Harpers Ferry and the Brunswick bridge. It emphasizes urgency for temporary provisions and solutions to maintain commerce while addressing long term flood control.
A compact note outlines a daily English lesson with basic language prompts and a short practice exercise. It mentions greetings and simple syntax, aiming to guide learners through familiar phrases and basic sentence structure.
A scan of old Frederick columns recalls a power struggle for the presidency of the new Board of Aldermen with William Walcoxon and Dr ELC McSherry seeking the post. Also notes a double wedding at Central Church, a Dell store opening, and local obituaries, business moves, and hires in Frederick County.
Mrs. Chas Miller and daughter Evelyn visited the Saylor family. Annabel Kline returned from Frederick Guy Hospital. Mrs. Sarah Albaugh stayed with the Eyler household. Clara Trout, Mrs. Lee Hiemer, and others were seen in various homes. Frank Gever Jr. recuperates from illness. birthdays and surprise parties marked the week along with a state flag presentation by John Marshall Beteler in Washington.
Charles B. Sherb of Emmansbure was injured when his automobile ran off the Gettysburg Carlisle highway four miles north of Biglenville Flora Dale Pa. He was taken to hospital with lacerations on the forehead and injuries to the face and right leg. Car damage estimated at $50.
A lawsuit from Washington county seeks $2,500 filed by Annetta Drummer as administratrix of James S. Gradwell against Mary Biehl Heeman as administratrix of Louisa Mai Heilman estate. The case, heard before Judges Urner and Willard with a jury, involves unpaid attorney services and a 1922 fire loss settlement.
In Tralee Ireland March 4 inmates of the jail resist eviction and offer to stay rent free. About 70 persons face force to leave or pay rent as authorities seek to remove them from the abandoned prison.
Contributors from Thurmont Woodsboro and nearby areas donate to flood relief through the Red Cross. Names include Mr and Mrs H Beachley Thurmont Miss Catherine Harbaugh Thurmont George Zentz Tourmon and many others with gifts ranging from 1 to 50 dollars. The campaign ends with a reported total around 45 dollars and 00 cents.
Discussion on vitamin D in dairy milk and its importance for children. Notes that cows in sun may transfer vitamin D to milk, but milk is not a reliable source. emphasizes need for dietary vitamin D supplementation in feeding.
In a reader inquiry the editor explains that chronic appendicitis may gradually become acute. Normally an acutely inflamed appendix improves, while chronic inflammation can suddenly trigger a dangerous acute flare requiring careful diagnosis and treatment.
Public health researchers explore methods to raise vitamin D in milk to prevent rickets. Approaches include irradiating milk with arc or ultraviolet light, adding vitamin D concentrates, or feeding cows vitamin D enriched feed. Studies aim to determine effective dosages and compare efficacy among methods.
A short devotional note reflects on Ecclesiastes 3 11 and the idea that God makes all things beautiful in their time. It contrasts human desire to know all with the author’s stance of leaving God’s secrets to Him and finding happiness in being guided by divine will.
Today in history lists birthdays and deaths of notable figures including Rufus King Fanny Crosby Horace Adams John Wesley Powell and Roger Williams. It also references treaties and colonial events such as the 1603 union of realms and the 1628 Providence land deed and Danish West Indies purchase efforts.
A fragmented notice recalls a Speedball meeting described oddly as TH RUTEGAS of 1682-Dr with references to macroteca Lang and fire bess. The piece also lists several birthday entries including Ancer W. Banker and Major General Robert Callan, noting ages and birthplaces, amid scattered horoscope musings about feminine energy and literary potential.
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