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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1937
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment cites remarks by Valene Woodward denying romance with Rudy Vallee, plus scattered quotes from Newton D. Acker and Glenn Frank. It includes brief sports and travel bits and a weather-like line about Tahiti, with missing context and numerous incomplete phrases.
The Monocacy Club of Evangeliost hosted a day long outing titled Ladies Night. About 36 attendees enjoyed a supper prepared by the ladies followed by a talk and remarks from local figures including H Richter De Lauter and G A G Hermann. The event featured car travel of members and guests and set the stage for a fall meeting.
A health article discusses excess weight as a driver of diabetes, contrasts fat and lean diabetics, and explains hereditary aspects. It mentions caloric intake, daily energy expenditure, and marriage risks for diabetics, noting pregnancy risks for women with diabetes.
A public meeting listing tasks and displays for a floral club includes sections on arranging flowers and plants. The note mentions labor poverty and a hope for awareness alongside the club event and its last regular meeting before September.
Broce Catton notes in A Book a Day that despite optimism child labor persists in America. Katherine Lumpkin and Dorothy Douglas analyze child exploitation across factories sweatshops and agriculture, detailing hundreds of thousands of young workers harmed and the enduring need for reform despite potential amendments.
Unionville Woman's Club met May 25 with President Mrs Fowlers presiding. Members approved a Washington bus trip on June 2 and arranged participation in Emmitsburg Woodsboro and Jug Pridge flower shows between June 3 and June 9. A flower show is set for June 8 from two to five at Mrs. Fowler's home.
AP dispatch from Weatherford Oklahoma reports J C Duerksen a rural remedy peddler has one steady customer a Cheyenne Indian who pours cough syrup on his breakfast hatcakes as a regular morning habit and asks for more.
In Palo Alto on May 28 AP reports twin colts Map West and Clara Bow have survived a full year at the stable of Mrs. Alma Spreckels Rosekrans. Horsemen note that twins rarely live to maturity and these offspring of racing stock are now thriving.
Washington May 28 AP reports the new Department of Interior building covers a gross floor area comparable to 29 city blocks. The figure highlights the structure's large footprint as officials describe its scale and design.
The column records social events and visits including Prof. and Mrs. Wade’s plan to June 9 summer at Dennis Cape Cod. Other attendees listed at a chapel rehearsal include Rev Dr Trasver and Miss Martin. A kindergarten day ends with games and favors. Emily C. Johnson hosts pupils on Court Square. The Maryland SAR leaders head to Buffalo for the National Congress.
The decision upholds Louisiana’s right to tax chain stores by proportional nationwide store count. It highlights the contrast between Atlantic and Pacific with 1500 stores and H G Hill with 92, raising questions about pricing power, holding companies, and potential for reorganizing chains to evade taxes. The ruling hints at broader reach for state taxes on large multistate firms and the balance against centralization in industry.
A man who had traveled to the west coast has returned to his home in the city. Mrs. Glenn H. Worthington of Record Street hosted her card club gathering Wednesday night.
Gov. Martin L. Davey moved for talks to settle the steel strike that has idled about 70 000 workers as the S W O C pressed for a conference with Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Philip Murray asked for a national conference but no reply came. Cumberland plant of Republic subsidiary WN and G Taylor Tinplate Mill closed due to Ohio plant disruptions.
The Ladies Bible class held its regular monthly meeting with Mrs. Jacob H. Schmidt presiding. Reports were given by the secretary and treasurer and the social committee announced readings and solos by Edith Miller and Ruth Dixons Thomas, followed by refreshments. Newspaper advertising brings results. Invest in it.
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