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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland states it is independent and published weekdays except Sunday. It adheres to Associated Press content rules and requires real names for published opinions or communications.
A 1937 Frederick Maryland post text notes shifting diet from bread to milk dairy products fruits vegetables and meats. It cites prewar cereal use at 340 pounds per person yearly dropping to under 240 and observes pork consumption rising while beef declines linked to demand and price. health campaigns boost milk and vegetables and farming regions benefit.
A prominent educator contrasts past and present views on 15 to 18 year old girls. He notes changes in behavior and dress, acknowledges improved schooling, and warns that seeming worldly knowledge can hide emotional pain and false ideas.
The writer recalls Civil War loyalties and condemns Justice Black and the court for perceived bias and rulings. He cites Taney era opinions on slavery and a tax case deeming salaries non incomes, arguing if Black seats the court he will face abominable decisions. He notes a claimed $1.9 billion revenue loss. Walker sville, Oct 8.
Cornell nutritionists report turning cod liver oil into a butterlike substance free of heart poison. Animal tests show the dangerous fraction is removed, though about 10 percent of vitamins are lost. Researchers aim to restore vitamins while preserving safety. The butter arises from hydrogenation of the oil.
This puzzle lists questions on planetary names hyphen rules for words like outburst and outline and famous women with noted husbands. It asks for pronunciation of Victual and a time math riddle about overtime with a 36 minute per hour gain and when to set your watch to avoid overtime.
Louis McMurray celebrated as a leading Frederick industrialist with a 1500-strong gathering and parade. The McMurray Canning factory closed its season after employing about a thousand workers and packing 3,800,000 cans of corn.
The county allocates 1800 for Liberty Bonds under the new loan as county chairmen meet at Hotel Rennett Ballymore with Joseph D. Baker Judge Hammond Urner James H. Gambrill Jr and Mrs Francis H Markell in attendance. The county auditors urge a twentieth century system for the audit to speed work within weeks. A large bank barn on W Gary Lakin’s Jefferson area farm is destroyed by fire with a 6000 loss, believed started by a knocked lantern. Daniel A Rudy of Indianapolis visits Middletown after 25 years, revisiting Rockville Noss where he taught in 1861 and Freihart school he attended.
Babson reports varying 1936 to 1937 contrasts across New England Atlantic Seaboard and South with mixed retail and construction trends. He notes improving Northeast industrials, healthy southern farming, and a booming Southwest while Pacific Coast shows above last year yet weak retail and building. He predicts a bottoming trend before an eventual upswing later in the year.
A brief excerpt contrasts a Bible verse about eternal life with a moral reminder from Noah Porter. It notes the porpoise, often seen as dull, actually possesses a brain larger than a human’s, prompting reflection on belief and self-awareness.
A Book a Day praises Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God as a powerful novel of Janie and her three marriages in Florida. The piece notes dramatic sense and Negro dialogue, while critiquing occasional precious phrasing, and calls it one of the season's best with promise for a great future.
Rockville October 7 Fred Lutes of Silver Spring was elected chair man at the Montgomery County Welfare Board meeting. Other officers include Mrs B Peyton Whalen vice president Robert H Miller secretary treasurer County Commissioner Frank H Karn will represent the commissioners on the board Miss Anna Allnutt was appointed junior stenographer. The board approved Social Welfare Council membership and named Mr Lites as council representative with Mrs Whalen as alternate Miss Dorothy A Everson executive secretary was named staff representative. The board reported aid to 132 families or 427 children in July and August under dependent children programs aid to the needy and old age assistance to 361 in July and 368 in August. Services were provided to 34 families in July and 31 in August.
The Maryland Federation of Music Clubs convenes its Fall board meeting at the Women's Club in Hagerstown on Wednesday. Officers present outlines for the year, a luncheon program features Hagerstown Juniors, and members discuss the National Federation of Music Clubs convention plans in Baltimore.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses cancer types and signs, noting brain and lung cancers show prompt symptoms, while pancreatic and liver cancers have dire survival. He warns many cancers are curable if caught early, yet 3000 die from skin cancer and 10,000 women from breast cancer yearly. urges timely expert advice.
Austin Brown 23 and son of Clarence A. Brown Gaither has been missing since Saturday September 25. Relatives found his car coat and corn-cutter left behind after he went to work. He had packed extra clothes and a bank book and may have aimed for Cincinnati where he once worked for an uncle. Last seen about 9 am on the Joseph Brown farm cutting corn for J O Buckingham. He is 23, 150 pounds, medium height with blond thinning hair.
The first cheese factory in the United States was established in 1851 at Rome New York by Jesse Williams.
Practical etiquette guidance on social card design and titles. It explains that a man's card is smaller than a woman’s, engraving is not necessary for social use, doctors may use the title Dr. on cards, and a Jr. may continue if desired. It ends with a suggested solution for changing names after marriages and dissolutions.
New York notes mark autumn as al fresco era ends with indoors dining and theater first nights. elegant coats return, roof gardens shift to street level, and celebrities crowd premieres including Romberg Gordon Harris Bankhead Kaufman and Barrymore Colt. European stars arrive for the season.
Entries recall Caesar Rodney El Delaware jurist signer of the Declaration Ebenezer Zane West pioneer Richard Anderson Confederate lieutenant general Margaret Fox Hydesville sisters James Whitcomb Riley Hoosier poet John W Alexander painter Frank Kennedy Harvard engineer colonial congress Granite Railway Poe influenza camps Dixie Highway Boulder Dam generator notes.
The first passenger flight of the Great China Clipper marks a historic milestone as it leaves San Francisco Bay. Notable birthdays listed include Henry A. Wallace 49, Frederick Hale 63, Adolphus Andrews 58, Martha M. Berry 71, Lee P. Sieg 58, Raymond C. Archibald 62, with varied origins and careers noted in this roundup.
Today favors subtle mimicry and acting ability with potential benefit in marriage. Be receptive and psychic, yet cultivate sincerity to avoid self deception and maintain others respect.
Jimmy Stew complains he is bored and has nothing to do. He frequently moans and groans while doing little to keep busy, though opportunities to stay occupied are abundant if he tried. The note ends with N. A. Lufburrow.
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