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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
10
Publisher Fanchon Devoe launches Bachelor a monthly magazine to inject glamour and romance for men neglected by society. Industrialist Julia Ann Leathers 22 Akron Ohio drills her third gas well and believes wealth is not certain though she keeps drilling.
The article discusses teaching children to make decisions and stand by them. It notes some youths lack confidence, fearing criticism, leading to fatalism and hesitation. Encouragement, gentle autonomy, and repeated chances to judge help foster independent, steadier judgment.
The text outlines a narrator urging a person to make autonomous choices while a family urges silence. It then shifts to medical details describing crusts on heart valves breaking off and traveling through the bloodstream, causing blockages and serious symptoms such as paralysis from brain impact, kidney failure, and potential gangrene in a limb.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains endocarditis a dangerous infection of heart valves. Infected valves stiffen and obstruct blood flow, causing murmurs, fever, fatigue, pale appearance, anemia, and rapid pulse. Symptoms may start mild, with weight loss and weakness, and can progress to serious circulatory issues and splenic enlargement.
A house warming party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Delmas Layman on a Saturday between Hyatts town and Fountain Mills. Guests included Ira and Maurie Page, Horace Thompson, Lawrence Green, H a Garr, Frank Knly Jasper Price, Cl Standerson, Carrie Price, Vi Claggett, Gertrude Florence Mildred Cliggett, Rutherne Lore rune Stirrey Page and Mary Beth, with entertainment for all ages and refreshments served.
Pictures at Walkersville set for Friday at 7 45 p m in the Walkersville United Brethren church. Rev C E Dryfen of Bueckeystown will show moving pictures from the Panama Canal South America Egypt and Palestine mostly in color. Program sponsored by the church Young Peoples Society.
A summary notes a species of stingless bees that lives in South America and is accessible to visitors. The report highlights public display or educational access. No detailed locations or dates are provided.
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