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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1947
Page
4
American jazz has invaded Germany and grown so popular that it rivals and even surpasses German music. Goebbels’ banishment of jazz is forgotten as concerts draw thousands, with voters seeking the genre’s broad appeal. Jazz leaders are seen as heroes among German youth.
A physician outlines impetigo in clear steps noting its spread patterns age groups affected and typical course. It covers symptoms such as blisters crust formation healing timelines hygiene measures treatment with sulfa ointment and potential hospital care for severe cases.
In Detroit a paper for the American Psychological Association reports intelligence tests on 100 children raised by above average adoptive families. Despite poorly performing birth parents the youths showed consistently higher intellectual levels over years from infancy to adolescence, highlighting the impact of environment.
Women join clubs and organizations that provide culture development and home community country problems. They hear noted speakers and enjoy entertainments by gifted people. Many clubs focus on literary study, enriching members with knowledge of great works.
A commentary arguing atheism rests on human power and lacks the evidential basis of Christianity. It contrasts atheist belief as theoretical with Christian knowledge grounded in revelation and experience. Copyright Babson Newspaper Synd.
At the Democratic County convention held at City Hall nominees included Chas W Goldsborough for Clerk of the Circuit Court, Chas C Waters for Register of Wills, John H Grove for Sheriff, Fleet R Neighbours for County Treasurer. The Prohibition Party nominated a full county ticket with F B Sappington, Clinton I Lindsay, George D Norris and D Edward Kefauver for clerk, register, sheriff and treasurer respectively. A new three story harness shop building by Charles A Castle on North Market Street is highlighted as a modern city landmark. The Philomathean Society debated whether Frederick should fund pay bonuses for meetings, with the affirmative winning. The News comments editorials note strong interest in the Baltimore vs Boston baseball championship and Boston leading the roster.
Twenty years ago in September 1927 local items report traffic trouble on the roads and a Buick roadster sighting in Guyton, Ga. Police word says three men were arrested matching a description from William Schreiber. A local man who once shortened a prison term by clarifying his guitar broke it over his step-brother and serves 30 days. Sheriff Roderick and deputies report eight men arrested on indictments from the grand jury for illegal liquor sales.
Babson argues farmers will not be fooled by elevated farm prices noting past cycles show prices rise in booms then crash, urging debt payoff and cash purchases. He cites exports to Europe, poor U.S. weather, wasteful consumption, grain used for liquor, currency growth, and potential 1948 tax changes as factors shaping price dynamics.
An opinion snippet by N. A. Lufburrow critiques how some individuals overrate their own traits and display. It questions the value of pomposity and invites readers to reflect on personal growth and perception of others.
An aged collection quotes Daniel about time and knowledge, Emerson on knowledge as collective thought, Jeremiah on sorrow and comfort, and Rutherford on earthly ownership versus divine provision. The piece reads as a devotional curio mixing biblical verses with aphoristic maxims.
Washington, Sept 25. Writer David Lawrence argues that US diplomacy and the way the United Nations framework was drafted shape Korea issues rather than a UN failure. He asserts the United States must honor San Francisco understandings, publish relevant documents, and seek peace through negotiation with Russia, insisting patience and multilateral talks are necessary.
Cuban artist Tino Vazquez crafts edible vegetable sculptures for canapes, carving petals from red cabbage and greens from chicory. He trims simple two color palettes, uses Melba toast shells, and chills mixes to create elegant, menu ready bites. The note cites the 1829 concertina link to Wheatstone and accordion invention.
Washington Daybook reports a coordinated publicity campaign by NAM and the American Iron and Steel Institute to shape Congress and public opinion on free enterprise. Holcombe Parkes leads the effort with background memoranda and press releases while critics cite inflation blame and looming tax pressure. The piece notes figures like Earl Bunting and Lew Schwellenbach amid Capitol Hill chatter and a slapstick Capitol Hill moment with Henry Kaiser during steel hearings.
Dorothy Dix notes wives mothers and husbands mothers fuel most divorces and that mothers focus on controlling sons and daughters and their spouses. She cites common quarrels over furniture budgets clubs and advice and warns many mothers unintentionally wreck marriages by meddling.
A compact set of language tips highlights capitalization and pronunciation quirks. It discusses misused phrases like female traits, common mispronunciations such as rapacious, and spelling notes for Isaiah. The piece ends with a daily word prompt: inflexibility and quotes from Angela Merkel on character.
Large turnout marked the Locust Valley Church 68th anniversary service with 121 in Bible School and a long program of music and speeches. Rev Ebersele preached on The Harvest while Rev W F Murray spoke on Church Expectancy. past pastors and church records dating to 1886 were exhibited. visitors came from Myrersville Widdle Frederick Burkittsie and others. Mrs Alice Aushermen aged 81 was among the oldest attendees.
Frederic Cedars of Forest No. 132 Lebanon held a business meeting in the Co. Room. National Guard attendance reached about eighty as Seeger led the session appointing visiting Tall Cedars and committees with names linked to Star District, Supreme Forest, and Forest Washington chapters. A magic program by Hagen followed the meeting and refreshments.
A garbled passage presents questions and answers about treaties, the Star Spangled Banner, and a 1605 event. It references Portsme, Gur Fe, and Claston-Sumer Treaty, with uncertain dates and unclear facts about national symbols and air oceans.
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