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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1937
Page
3
An early edition of The Daily News notes a press affiliation with the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co and Associated Press. The paper lists publication details and mentions telegraphy and newsroom operations amid a question about possible revisions.
A fragmentary speech by Admiral Rich warns that the United States could face foreign war unless the people support a measured policy. He notes past naval actions and the risks of intervening to enforce debts or suppress disturbances, while acknowledging contemporary national wounds.
The article muses on bird nesting behavior and instinct guiding reproduction. It notes Baltimore oriole nests hung in elm trees and compares avian home building to human courtship and declarations of love during nesting season.
A May Day piece notes peaceful labor demonstrations in many countries but warns that radicals have used the day for violent acts. Police actions restrained excess, arguing progress comes by winning minds, not force, even as some areas see clashes.
Global observers describe persistent dismay over national fates as institutions struggle to offer solutions. Hope flickers faintly, yet the sense of unease remains, with leaders and citizens seeking steadier ground amid widespread turbulence.
Dr Fishbein emphasizes the key role of competent medical supervision, rest, proper diet, and gradual exercise in TB treatment. He outlines rest in bed to start, then progressive activity, with periods of exertion and rest, and notes breathing control as a therapeutic aid.
Local items from The News column May 1 1067 recounts a fatal shooting at South Market Street as police officer Marshall Harding shot and killed John Werbert after a struggle. Also notes Mt Olivet Cemetery managers elected and an unofficial war financing referendum planned by the Frederick Board of Trade.
Readers report widespread inundation and subsequent evacuations as communities assess damage. The piece notes public meetings, regional officials, and charity drives while mentioning school and church leaders, a memorial for Bishop McDowell, and plans for future community actions in Maryland towns.
Reviewer lauds Donald Culross Peattie for a quiet, reflective prose in A Book of Hours Putnam. The critic compares him to Thoreau praising his skill with language and nature musings. The volume offers two pieces for each hour of the day exploring city life Linnaeus Lincoln Gettysburg Mars and poetic divinity.
Chub chairmen and committee members were named by Mrs. B. E. Bart Remsberg at the Federation Board meeting Friday. Dues are now payable. a Flower Show display is urged by Florence Williams. various committees for Tri County, Federation picnic, fair, and 1938 meetings were appointed with many club representatives present across Frederick County communities.
Creamy butter pudding uses eggs and milk with sugar and a touch of salt. Apples baked with butter sugar lemon juice and spice layer between cake layers with whipped cream or custard. Meat casserole browns bacon onions with carrots and tomato juice then slow cooks with peas corn or rice for a hearty inexpensive dish. Mrs. M A Buckingham 12 North Market St.
A practice guide asks readers to judge social behavior in public settings. It covers responses to interruptions at performances, speaking during events, handling telephone etiquette, and greeting hosts, with model answers focusing on silence, restraint, and polite inquiry.
The Frederick Art Club met at Mrs Joseph H. Apple’s home to discuss Flower Arrangements. Guest speaker Suss Florence E. WilNames offered guidance on color harmony and receptacle design. Officers were elected and the group adjourned to meet May 6 at Mrs Grace Staley’s home.
The passage quotes several figures criticizing economic policy and leadership. Senator Bailey stresses experience in making money, Mr Roosevelt reflects on regional understanding, and Tim R Girdler links democracy to free enterprise in a steel industry context. The text also notes aviation and private carrier figures amid broader political debate.
Random notes from New York and Europe survey crowds, cabarets, and impresarios. Gertrude Stems, Bebe, Gaby de Lys, Harry Pilcer, Raquel Meller, Spivy, and Capra are mentioned with London and Paris shows, Don Juan nightclub, and the cross Atlantic show trade.
A compiled list of historical anniversaries and birthdays including Benjamin Latrobe Rufus Porter Junius Booth George Inness James Ford Rhodes John J McSwain and other figures with birth or death dates. It notes notable professions and places associated with each individual.
A garbled OCR fragment references events from 1837 and 1865, mentions James Redpath as a journalist and a custom of decorating soldiers graves in Charleston South Carolina, and notes Dewey destroying the Spanish fleet in Manila Bay. It also alludes to Alvin Karpis, postwar parades near Lenin’s tomb in Moscow, and general cautions about personal appetites and choosing associates carefully.
Fragmented text outlines common English usage errors and mispronunciations. It mentions phrases to avoid and suggests practice with mispronounced words, though several lines are garbled and incomplete. The piece reads like a draft vocabulary exercise from a classroom.
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