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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1938
Page
2
A fragment from The Daily News outlines publication rights for news dispatches and local notices. It states no communication will be published without the writer’s real name and authorizes correction of erroneous references upon editor notification.
German trade balances shrink as imports cut sharply to hold pace with exports. January exports reach 436 million marks, down 2 percent from December while February shows continued decline. Exports fall mainly in manufactured goods, with U.S. trade volumes shifting, grain copper and scrap metal moving to the United States. Experts differ on why Germany's overseas sales slump.
The White House released a Warm Springs memo in which President Roosevelt states he rejects dictatorship for three reasons and argues the American people will not permit any politician to seize control. Analysts say the note responds to opposition to the reorganizaton bill, framing it as a move toward a federal oligarchy under a White House boss.
A quiz item lists five historical assertions about candidates Hughes Roosevelt Bryan Van Buren Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt Franklin D Roosevelt Polk. It asks which are true or false, referencing their nominations and governorships.
Mildred S. Fisher recounts a lengthy tour through St. Mary’s and Charles counties visiting Leonardtown Solomons and historic sites. She notes colonial towns, the Calvert monument, Mount Mudd, naval proving grounds, and Solomons shipyards with vivid landscapes and hospitality.
Read items from the April 6, 1888 issue noting Meddel town Valley farmers defying a turnpike toll for detaching heavy horses at the summit. An outdoor club at the YMCA forms with captains Dr T S Bader Folger McKinsey Jacob Mainhardt and George W Evans. The secretary is Lewis Gatch. Legislation bans liquor sales within one mile of New London.
April 1918 column notes Frederick County banks subscribing to the Third Liberty Loan amounting to about seven percent of bank resources. Medal presentations at a public Boy Scouts meeting for bond sales of 500 dollars each by listed sellers. Death of Charles Routzahn at age 39 in Frederick Street home. Molesworth and Ad die Borer wedding in Baltimore on Molesworths birthday with Mt Airy church pastor performing ceremony.
The item notes only about a percent of Nevada's land is privately owned, excluding railroad lands, and quotes Deuteronomy on unrighteous acts and Pope on honest labor. This compact clipping blends scripture and aphorisms with a regional statistic.
The piece warns that the deepest danger comes from self deception. Even those who never utter a false word can mislead themselves by clinging to false beliefs and excuses. Self denial of mediocrity and repeated indulgences blinds a person to reality, making self lies the most perilous.
A collage of controversial quotes features remarks by Dr. Joseph Goebbels and others about refinement, unions, intellect, and national peril. Isaac Penner and Cornelia Otis Skinner contribute remarks on strategy and perception, while Rt Reverend Robert Spencer and Senator Borah speak to duty, expansion of horizons, and fear of tyranny.
British journalist George Sio Cumlin surveys the League of Nations crisis from its early failures after 1931 to confront aggression. He profiles Wilson, Clemenceau, Mussolini, Eden, Briand and others, arguing self interest and secret diplomacy deepened Europe’s peril.
The New Market Homemakers Club met Friday in the school auditorium with President Mrs Mary MacGolerick presiding. Seventeen members answered roll call naming favorite paintings. one new member Mrs Parstale joined. An amendment to the constitution was submitted. garden school report given. arts program on Renaissance, readings on Raphael Santi and Leonardo da Vinci, art displays by Mrs Parziale, and rec activities led by Miss Pearl Watkins. Next meeting set for April 15 at Miss Jessie Shawbaker's home.
In Denver a black flag with a white cross will fly on the police building flag pole on days when traffic deaths occur. A white flag will fly on days with no fatalities. Judge Philip Gilliam proposed the idea to提醒 drivers of traffic dangers.
The regular meeting was held at the Legion Home Tuesday evening with Mrs. Myrtle Vetter presiding. Plans were made for an Easter treat for local children and a bingo party at 126 East Fourth Street on Thursday April 21 to fund child welfare work. The group adjourned to meet May 3.
Dr Morris Fishbely outlines flood season health risks and prevention. He urges sanitary engineers to protect water supplies, treat private wells, guard pipelines, and store safe water during rising floods. After floods, control typhoid risk, mosquito breeding, and verify wells and milk plants before reuse.
International relations and statecraft thoughts from N A Lufburrow on the daily headaches of governance. Controversies arise as leaders strut and mutter caustic words while nations grapple with suspicion and the urge for friendly action. The piece ponders future directions and whether foreheads can persist in policy.
A vintage etiquette item answers common tea table questions. It states that a tea cup belongs on the saucer, tables often have flowers, the host pours sugar, guests place used plates on the tea table, and guests should say thank you. It includes guidance on invitations and greeting etiquette for house guests.
A compact roll of historical birthdays and milestones includes Isaac Hill Joseph Medill Lincoln Steffens Helen Hyde Harry Houdini Henry Bulner Harry G. Leslie and other notables with dates of birth death and key achievements. The write up also notes presidential electoral events the Dred Scott decision and a 1917 world war declaration context. It mentions WPA conference attendants Kenneth M. Dawid Mrs Gladys MicDermott and Miss Darowhy Warriow.
J M Mount of Gaithersburg yesterday announced his bid for the Republican nomination for Montgomery County Commission.
George Tucker profiles Bernarr Macfadden, ruler of an empire with 18 magazines, a military school, health resorts, and summer camps. The piece details his income, polio of politics, editorial secrecy, barefoot mile treks, and a life from Missouri orphan to a $15 million enterprise owner.
A compact daily guide explains common word misuse and pronunciation tips. It covers halves versus two, silent letters, and spelling quirks while encouraging readers to study a single new word daily to boost vocabulary.
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