Frederick News-Post masthead and date
The fragment shows an old Frederick Maryland newspaper masthead with ownership by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. The date indicates Friday April 15, 1938 and newsroom policies about corrections and bylines are included. It is a historic boilerplate front matter rather than a news item.
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Calvary's Sacrifice Commemorated In Christian Observance
A holy day sermon recalls Christ's crucifixion as the defining divine sacrifice that reshaped history. It notes the pale Galilean's death as a turning point, bringing a new world born from the Cross and prompting reflection amid daily life. The sermon emphasizes the enduring hope and transformative impact of Jesus' agony, betrayal, scourging, and death.
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Calvary
St Paul
Gethsemane
Big Men in Youth and the Ford Platinum Anniversary
The piece recalls Henry Ford and his wife for their golden wedding anniversary observed April 11. It praises Ford’s nonconformist path to greatness, notes Mrs Ford’s support, and urges readers to read beyond the crowd to build original ideas and improve abilities for notable achievement.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Cranium Crackers Question Lists Do Not Belong
A reader quiz presents five word lists with one odd item each. The items span actors, theater terms, mountainous ranges, military units, and classical figures, asking which item does not fit in each sequence.
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Nusz Gittinger Wedding Plans Announced
Miss Marzeret E. Ster of Br. and Mrs Hag V. Gittinger East istreet to Mr. Guy WLOX Mr. and Sieg Gus L. avenue will take place Tuesday morning Apr.l 19 at eleven y dots: 2 p the Grace Evangelical and Re formed church. The service will be performed by the pastor Ralph E Hartman assisted Gittinger will have as attendant her cousin Miss apein Fisher. The best man will be Kemp son of wil be best man. The ushers will be Messrs. Ralph Wo Ma Rusovil 2 Michael, Lincoln D. and Burton M Creager Freder. A delLessful luncheon and miscella neous shower was given on Friday in honor of Miss Gittinger by her aunt Mrs. H. B. Coblentz and her cousin Mrs. William M Sweet at the Army and Navy Club in Washington, D. C.
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William M Sweet
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Removal of courthouse railings approved by Frederick board
Local notes from The News April 15 1888 report that after two years of indecision a new board of Frederick County Commissioners voted to remove the courthouse railings. A citizen committee led by Col J B Thomas and others is authorized to take them down if desired. The item accompanies a two page supplement on the Battle of Vicksburg marking its twenty fifth anniversary.
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Battle of
Vicksburg
War Department Ruling Affects Casualty Notices
Local items note a War Department rule barring publishing addresses of dead or wounded for military seasons. Parents of Privan Ed Wheeler Watersville were informed of their son’s death in France on March 2 at age 22 from pneumonia. Fred erick county native William Trier Page wins national citizens creed contest. Matthew Page Andrews urges memorization in schools. Bernard M Baruch of the War Industries Board visits Rose Hill Manor. A new brick building with store rooms will replace Mrs Sadie Mehming property in Brunswick after earlier destruction.
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Mind Your Planners Mind Your Planners
A quiz on social etiquette questions with guidance on proper behavior in dating, conversation, and handling hurt feelings. It covers when to speak, tone in elevators, discreet remarks, managing anger, wisecracking, and how to respond when a friend’s remark wounds you.
Today in History and Birthdays and Horoscope
Today marks numerous anniversaries including Charles Paine born in Vermont and Lincoln assassination in 1865. Birthdays include John Lothrop Motley Henry James Abbott Graves and Theodore Roosevelt asks to raise a division. Horoscope notes independent streak and possible travel impulses with potential foreign success.
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Daily Lesson in English Contention in Vocabulary
A language lesson outlines common word errors misused forms and pronunciations. It emphasizes correct phrases for deadly poison and guides on spelling pronunciation and vocabulary growth with today’s focus on contention as a point in argument.
Man about Manhattan on Broadway careers and peers
New York April 13 Back in days of David Belasco on Broadway there existed a rule that a man must stick to one job to succeed. George Abbott Orson Welles Alfred Lunt Lynne Fontanne Broadway producers actors and writers are profiled with notes on their multi talent roles and the era’s shifting expectations. Letters and calls persist about Arthur Train and his Jr designation plus a Columbia lecture by Eadie Cantor on bad writing.
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Fragmented quotes from politicians and public figures
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