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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1937
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment appears from The Daily News print. It mentions publication rights and Associated Press service and warns about corrections and attribution. The text is unreadable in places and lacks clear event details or names.
In May 1937 Rep Hamilton Fish proposed halting imported gold purchases not in payment of debts to curb gold flows. Critics note it could undermine dollar convertibility, while others say it ignores debts and speculators. Separate discussion suggests rising government spending and a shift from hidden taxes to direct taxes to fund social programs.
A daily English lesson highlights correct usage and pronunciation errors. It defines inevitable as unavoidable and notes fame comes only when deserved, urging readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
A Hood College Home Economics class from Institutional Management visited the Mayflower Hotel and the Allies Inn in Washington DC on a Tuesday. The group studied modern food service equipment and efficiency, led by Hood College instructors Jean Beott Stauffer and Mies Helen Hipple, with Mies Ruth F. Perry hosting student personnel activities at her home in Frederick.
Local residents furnish recipes including NUT BREAD with milk water dates and baking powder. two buttered loaf pans rise then bake. Pineapple salad blends cabbage pineapple marshmallows and homemade dressing with whipping cream, then chill. RIN-TUM-DIDDY is a cheese flavored sauce served on crackers or toast, with butter onion flour milk cheese catsup Worcester sauce mustard and spices, per Mrs Claggett Ramsburg of 219 South Market Street.
Gelatin melted in two cups luke warm water then cooled folded into one pint whipped cream. Stir in one can pineapple or other fruit and sweeten. Pour into a dish and chill six hours to set. Serves twelve. Named by Mr Ramsburg of 219 South Market Street.
The passage cites Premier Senjuro Hayashi urging action against indifference to world naval programs, remarks by Mrs. Edgar Lee Masters and Arthur Hopkins, and Dr. James Rowland Angell defending free expression. It highlights tensions between military ambition, political stances, and the need for open debate in democracy.
Entries recall 50 and 20 years ago in Frederick. Improvements began on the J Davis Byerly building on North Market Street with a flat roof and skylight. A saloon spill involved coal oil and a barrel. local youths and a tram stolen after a visit. Draft registration planned for June 5 in county schools, with officials named. Union Manufacturing to produce 600,000 woolen socks for soldiers, largely at Thurmont. First state health road authorization and county litigation blamed for delays in statewide trusteeing.
Sunshine with warmth spurred the annual county track and field meet for public schools and drew crowds to city tennis courts and the Catoctin Country Club. Local sports growth surged with rising golf and motoring trips to Baltimore and Washington, as social events and garden club shows highlighted spring activity. public notices and elections also dominated civic life as officials planned funding shifts and debated mayoral candidacy.
The Merryland Tract Women’s Club met at the Community Hall with 20 members and one visitor present. The president Mrs MecDuell Staley led, roll call asked for a famous musician, and plans announced for a May 27 meeting. A music festival with Walkersville and Mt Pleasant clubs drew a large crowd at the Lutheran church in Walkersville, featuring songs, a bagpipe performance by Mr Crawford, and the Walkersville Gleek Club. News notes mention Helen Abell Baughman’s centennial papers, a replica home at the Henry Ford center, and various historic houses with stories and memories.
The Hood College Herald celebrated its fortieth anniversary at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Friday evening. Attendees included staff from the 1997 and 1998 cycles, with President emeritus and Mrs. Joseph H. Apple as guests of honor and former editor Barbara Hoffman in attendance.
Hagerstown May 22 The Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce names former State Senator William B Byron and D P Staley of Hagerstown to a committee to meet Waynesboro Pa to plan saving the High Rock tower on South Mountain near Pon Mar which was condemned as unsafe by its owner the Western Maryland Railway Company The tower overlooks the Cumberland Valley and offers a fine view An effort will be made to have it restored by the Federal Government.
The event opens to the public from 6 to 8 30 p m with a 4 p m Sunday school room club meeting. Mrs Frank Nicodemus chairs a flower show with four divisions table arrangements athletic arrangements ornamental growing plants and specimen flowers. Judges are Mrs Win T Delaplaine Mrs BE Dwight McCain and Mrs Howard Magn.
Miss Nina Merriott hosted the Jefferson Women's Club gathering with President Mrs. Luther Bussard in charge. Members presented sketches and reviews of books, read poems, and discussed titles read since September. A flower show is planned for June 3 at Reformert church social room.
In a surprise move, the EME cage park halted operations following neighborhood concerns. City officials say safety reviews are underway while supporters push for a temporary reopening.
The article explains angina and coronary thrombosis progression, convalescence timelines, and diet. It emphasizes fluid limits, light meals, and gentle cereals as healing progresses. It notes sleep and psychotherapy aid recovery and warns some patients face recurring attacks. It also observes higher incidence among professionals under mental strain.
A fragmented etiquette piece asks how women should dress for a garden party noting an afternoon dress with hat and gloves or garden party attire. it contrasts with an outdoor tea and questions if dancing is always present, plus how a married woman signs notes. It includes examples with Mrs Alice Brown and Mrs David Brown and mentions a maiden name.
New York writer recounts a weekend visit to Joe Cook's Sleepless Hollow near Lake Hopatcong. A humorous tour unfolds with Meadows, a dapper butler, mistaken identities among Kelley Schultz, and a sprawling barbecue that stretches into a six hour late night at Schultz's. The piece blends satire with local color and gossip as guests dodge culinary excess and enjoy impromptu barroom adventures.
A compact list of birthdays and deaths across history including Tench Coxe, Charles H. Waswell, Richard Wagner, Mary Cassatt, Arthur Conan Doyle, Ernest McCullough, and multiple events such as the Savannah steamship cross Atlantic attempt in 1819, Marcus Whitman’s Oregon mission in 1843, Preston Brooks assault in 1956, and the 1994 kidnapping murder case.
A dated page lists prominent birthdays including Dr Jacob Gould Schurman ex ambassador from Prince Edward Island 63, Dr Robert G Sproul UC president born San Francisco 46, Judge Rufus E Foster Fifth Circuit born Matthews Va, Prof Charles C Hyde Chicago 64, Dr Oliver W Stewart Chicago 70. Horoscope foresees prosperity security and loyal friends. Hood College students tour Washington with Prof Matel L Bishop and others visiting federal public health offices as part of class work.
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