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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1938
Page
2
A disclaimer announces corrected publication practices and clarifies that no communications will name the author without concrete consent. It notes editors may publish letters if properly attributed and warns that misstatements about individuals or firms will be corrected.
A New York Railroad Club talk by G Edward Pendray forecasts a twenty five year future based on current lab achievements. He argues air conditioning advanced fabrics soil free crops and disease cures exist in progress and that the gap to public use takes time. The speaker notes past work underpins future gains.
The passage reflects on seeds sprouting into thriving plants as a metaphor for faith and persistence. It notes Christ’s parable of the mustard seed and contrasts imaginative reflection with the farmer’s practical toil. It emphasizes selecting good seeds, avoiding weed adulteration, and trusting nature plus care to yield growth.
The writer defends Brunswick fans against accusations of misconduct at games. He notes long residence, attendance at many ball games, and observes fans cheer for their team while opposing players are not mistreated. He contrasts Brunswick with another county town and praises communal support without malice.
The Utica Young People’s meeting will be held Sunday at 7:45. The program includes opening selections with orchestra, readings by Mize, Stull, and Mort, vocal solos and duets, piano duets, and a hymn benediction. Committee in charge: Helen Heffner, Mariam Stal, David Snook, W. ALR. Bell.
Daily lesson notes misused words and pronunciation tips. The sample text covers incongruous meaning being at variance with the theme and notes on habitual mispronunciations and vocabulary growth.
Dedication of the new basement at Upper Seneca Baptist church in Cedar Grove will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. The program includes talks by Rev. Joseph Watts of Baltimore superintendent of Baptist Work Rev. WC Royal of Frederick Rev. Paul B. Whitlington of Hagerstown special music by the Beall brothers a Pilgrim Presbyterian Church trio in Washington and duets by Mrs Philip Watkins and Mrs Gus Watkins.
From The Columns Of The News April 2 1888 Yesterday was Easter and Frederick observed with a holiday as 5000 spectators watched the firemen parade from the hand some Junior engine house to the Independent and United fire houses. Bands played and the spectacle ended after four. Joseph D Baker was elected president of Peoples National Bank of Leesburg Virginia opening June 1. Thomas F Eyler was commissioned postmaster at Sabillasville.
Easter Monday observed as a holiday and daylight saving took effect with Frederick rising an hour earlier. The legislature adjourned late, leaving bills stalled by wartime needs. one would have required magistrates to post bonds and another would add ten more months for Edenes county. Three Methodist conferences open in Baltimore led by Bishop McDowell, Bishop Atkins, and Dr. Warner. Marian P. Firer in Yochuw China writes of a great battle and Red Cross aid arriving.
The district chronicles a mix of local events from fishing hopes and a celebrated elder Mr Baker of Frederick to theater joy at Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. It notes political jockeying for judgeships, a fatality linked to unemployment checks, and community gatherings, bands, soil erosion sessions, and scouting growth.
Historic kitchen note lists salmon loaf and steamed pudding mold methods by Mrs Clinton M Rhoades of 231 South Market. Includes ingredients like pink salmon, crackers, eggs, suet, raisins, citron, spices, and instructions to fold in whites, steam three hours, and serve with sauce.
In a puzzle, each full swing set lists four words where one is unrelated to the others. The items span foods, languages, and names, with the odd one out to be identified from each quartet.
Notable anniversaries include Hans Christian Andersen born in 1805 and Erastus Bigelow born in 1814. Other figures: John E. Qsrens, George H. Putnam, Frank Billiegs, William Bauchap Wilson, and the American Farmer’s debut in 1818. Birthdays include Nicholas Murray Butler, Walter Chrysler, Frank Vizetelly, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Hulbert Footner, and Clifford K. Berryman. Also notes on Wilson war speech and Lindbergh ransom case.
A collage of remarks on speech and punishment includes Dr. John H. Finley criticising words as deeds, Maj Gen Smedley Butler on Hitler, Henry P. Chandler defending free speech, P W Foote noting arrest limits, and Everett Jones reflecting on time served before execution after 19 years behind bars.
In this health note Dr Morris outlines facial muscle spasms their sudden, lightning like onset and association with emotions. It notes most occur after age 25, more often in women, and explains causes ranging from dental infection to sinus disease or bone nerve growths. Treatments include targeted therapy, drugs, and nerve-blocking procedures.
The passage cites Deuteronomy 7 2 and a Bayard Taylor quote on seizing opportunity, alongside an estimate that state legislatures cost each U S family about 35 cents annually. It presents three disparate elements without a unifying news hook or events.
A reader quiz on proper social usage asks whether a girl should offer a cigarette, whether resting a burning cigarette on a table edge is rude, and if one should say thank you when given a cigarette. It also covers a hostess disapproving of women smoking, and what a young girl should do when a friend asks to smoke in her home. Answers indicate courtesy, thoughtfulness, and respecting hosts, with the recommended actions outlined.
New York readers await the Ringling Brothers Barnum Bailey Circus as it returns to Madison Square Garden. The article describes preparations from Sarasota to Harlem yards, detailing elephants, zebras, and a grand spectacle under John Ringling North with lavish costumes and elaborate lighting. It notes spring mood and public anticipation for a modern, richer show.
Eva Lips recounts how her husband Julius Lips, Cologne museum director and anthropologist, was forced from his post by the Nazi regime for defying Aryan race doctrine. The book argues the regime’s tyranny bends ordinary people to its will, without explicit torture or camps, by showing a society that rejects truth and decency.
A lyrical piece celebrates April's arrival with springtime joy and pleasant dispositions. Mentions growing grasses and budding flowers as the season ushers in renewal. A stray line refers to Aurpurrow and Japan’s toy industry in a fragmentary manner, indicating unrelated ad-like text.
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