WHEN NERVES SNAP
A 1937 News-Post report reviews U S Bureau of Air statistics on 25 airplane accidents in the first half of the year. It notes 20 4 percent blamed on bad weather and 19 2 percent on personnel errors.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1937
Page
4
A 1937 News-Post report reviews U S Bureau of Air statistics on 25 airplane accidents in the first half of the year. It notes 20 4 percent blamed on bad weather and 19 2 percent on personnel errors.
A garbled note praises gardeners for maintaining pretty gardens and aiding cheerful blooms in Frederickton. It admires their work, noting flowers that lift spirits and foster new enthusiasm for the season.
The fragment hints at a quiz or memory test with names John and Da cus and a page reference. It mentions answers on Trust Pages and a teaser about a Wa wach Popear teeth rd time So Vaasa faring Tot TIT LAL 5.
A compact note on common grammar and vocab lessons. It discusses correct pronoun usage with it was he, definitions of essence as the intrinsic nature, and mentions a daily word and self-trust as core ideas. It appears as a short educational item from a language column.
A fragmented opinion column discusses odd scientific ideas and cultural quirks cited from Nature and British sources. It mentions children, cows, and customs in a reflective, puzzle-like manners.
The piece discusses Thriddeus Stevens and attitudes toward his legacy. It contrasts hostile tradition with Woodley’s view, portraying Stevens as humane and humorous rather than solely ruthless. The author notes debates sparked by biographies and Civil War-era portrayals.
Readable fragments recall local history with references to labor, taxes, parade preparations, and community figures. Mentions the Democratic Parade, Market events, and the District of Columbia. Highlights personal notices and civic concerns from the era with several names and places implied.
A British religious revival push urges more open churches and weekly, shorter services to draw in youth and rebuild community life. Leaders urge reemphasis on conversation, birth rates, child welfare, and cooperative social programs to foster prosperity and faith.
Hanerstown observes a testimonial dinner for William B. King at the Masonic Temple. About 200 attendees hear tributes from peers as King, a long-time Mason and former officeholder, is praised as a stalwart of Masonry. Several gifts are presented and toast speakers highlight his service with multiple Masonic bodies in Maryland.
The Montgomery County Pomona Grange adopted a resolution to call for a careful relief study in Montgomery County. It argues underserving residents are receiving relief and that proper discrimination in relief allotments is not exercised. The Grange meeting was held at Woodfield Ursus.
A large audience attended the program by the Young People's Chair at St. John's Lutheran Creagerstown. The event featured piano solos, a biographical sketch with Foster songs, choir pieces, and various student performers portraying Foster’s ballads. A cider contest and cake contest followed, with plans to repeat the program in Lewistown on November 5.
A Germantown Grange resolution urges unifying county reef agencies into one body and thorough investigations of relief applicants by a county employee. The plan aims to remove reliance on state and federal aid and calls for county officials to attend the State Grange meeting in Westminster December 7 to 9.
History notes anniversaries from 1500 to 1960 including Cellini Long Hunt and Lis bon earthquake and Stamp Act. Birthdays list Merle Thorpe Grantland Rice Isaac Goldberg Rowell Adams Boddy Alekhine. Horoscope warns restless disposition and need for careful child training to prevent degeneration.
A short verse by N. A. Lupburrow contrasts healthy appetite with digestive illness. It notes that good health brings food joy, but a twisted stomach ruins appetite. The poem uses playful irony to reflect on eating and sickness.
Readers are presented with etiquette questions about introductions, knocking before entering rooms, reading letters in guests' presence, asking permission to smoke, and guiding a person with a touch of the elbow. The piece provides answer key style guidance, including appropriate phrases for farewells and the nuance of asking permission.
New York audiences pack tickets for George M. Cohan in I’d Rather Be Right and the Lunts in Amphytrion ’38 as Broadway awaits fresh productions. Abbott’s Angel Land gains Hollywood interest while projects like French Without Tears and The Lady Has a Heart move toward film. Franklin era trivia ties presidents to modern TV and stage stars, with each name cited for origin.
The article outlines skin care for pimples and blackheads emphasizing cleanliness and gentle extraction. It notes limits of self-treatment, advises medical opening for deep pimples, and stresses general health, diet, rest, air, and exercise as permanent healing aids. It warns against unproven remedies like yeast and vitamin ointments.
A compilation notes biblical verse Deuteronomy 8 6 on walking in God s way and fearing Him with a George MacDonald quote about God s thoughts will and love Then it shifts to a statement that twenty types of plated dinosaurs inhabited the earth in prehistoric times
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