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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1935
Page
7
In May 1938, The Daily News recalls Mother's Day traditions as churches and families honor motherhood. The piece notes different observances, gifts, and tributes, highlighting the emotional connections between mothers and their children across communities.
An article fragment discusses how dull cloudy days affect scientists and workers. It argues conclusions align with lab evidence but emphasize uneven performance on dreary days versus bright ones. The piece explores incentives to focus and avoid distractions while noting contrast between contemplation and task concentration.
A college chapter was formed surrounding a late Thursday night event at the Dagmar Hotel. The report cites new organizational activity linked to the hotel venue.
Flapper Fanny remarks on garden making offering playful hints about growing blooms and keeping up with trends. The column blends humor with practical notes for home gardeners.
To the Editor of The News the writer remarks on Midway Islands and recent press, noting planes and arms from England and France, and mentioning Will Rogers. The piece contains fragmented phrases about islands, air force, and aviation trends.
The Circa Lutheran Woman's League held its latest gathering at a local home with Mrs. Ro P Buhrman and guests in attendance. Remarks touched on community aims as members discussed plans for the next meeting at the Erler residence.
The article notes a social room mothers gathering chaired by Mrs Roy Schroeder at Barbara Fritchi 2 Tea. Attendees include Mrs Charis Gels Howa Walter, Mrs Mim Conner, Mrs Fred Dur, and many others headed by Mrs Roy Schroeder, with piano solo and readings.
Selections from The News recall locust signs and a fire rear incident. The piece notes a proposed curfew tax for Frederick and lists local names and events from the era.
A poem celebrates the word mother as a word of magic and light. The speaker recalls maternal tenderness and the sheltering memory of rain light and lilac near a doorway. The poem links mothers with bravery and sacred memory, culminating in a vow to keep Mother's Day.
In a damaged report, Mees fails to qualify and a violent incident is noted near Bur Huber. Jones sustained injuries, and Mrs Randoph Putman near Feagaville underwent surgery. The Frederick context remains unclear but operations proceed.
Ananya reports a large turnout at Hood College May Day events concluding with Fr. Dr Henry L Stabe inaugurated as the college's second president. The program featured dances and expressions of welcome as attendees gathered from several states for the celebratory occasion and installation.
A garbled page lists historical figures and anniversaries with scattered dates and places. Entries mention Henry Renridge, Josephus N Larned, Charles C Munn, Ottmar Ausleger, Col Jor, and Amundsen Ellsworth Nobile among others. Includes ill‑formed birth and death notes and a May 30 prayer observance.
A brief item notes Buckeystorn L. T. Le involved in a case as reported by local authorities. Details are sparse in the fragment, with no court date or specific charges clearly readable. The mention appears as part of a wider legal notices page.
A New York May 11 dispatch describes a town buzzing with 70 busy photographers offering coupons for free prints, examining strangers, and profiting from sold pictures. It contrasts urban camera schemes with a stock trading game where prices move by chance and brokers trade in slips and bears.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports in American Medical Health Magazine that baby deaths in the first year have fallen across 100 civilized countries while birth rates continue to drop. He notes improvements in maternal and child health but cites ongoing disparities in Australia and elsewhere.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss modern prenatal care and possible medical causes of infant deaths. The text blends terminology, offering limited readable facts about care practices and fatalities.
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