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Priming the Pump Debate in Washington April 22 1938
In a discussion likely to last long, the question of government spending to revive business is debated. The pump analogy shows pumps fail when not enough water, while critics warn against debt and urge care for the unemployed without prolonged deficits. The piece notes a shift from past methods toward different treatments for recovery.
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Washington
The Family Doctor Honored by Tufts Alumni
Tufts College medical school dean praised the family doctor to Tufts alumni in New York. He urged recognition of these benefactors who save lives, cure weaknesses, and solve problems with unselfish, untiring service.
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Tufts College Medical School
Tufts
New York
Junior
Spring fever debate and Rotary officers named
Purdue experts declare spring fever a real deficiency and urge diet changes including vegetables fruits eggs and milk plus sun and hikes. Westminster Rotary Club elects officers led by President P Scot and vice president Dr James Marsh with new duties starting July 1.
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Purdue Univversity
Rotary
Westminster
Westminster Rotary Club
P. Scot
James T. Marsh
Carroll
Crawford
Marshal Campbell
Ma Fer
S. S. MacLaughlin
Nevin E. Sihith
Joseeph L. Mathies, Jr
Walter Davis
Intermission in Europe a review by Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton notes the era after World War I shows peace remains elusive. Veteran foreign correspondent Verson Bernett calls for collective security and peaceful dispute resolution. Bartlett’s lively yet critical survey argues democracies’ armament may deter war while reshaping Europe.
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Verson Bernett
Europe
Oxford
Bartlett
Tantamount: daily lesson with a confession hint
Daily English lesson notes misused phrases and pronunciation tips. The piece defines tantamount as equivalent in value or effect and gives an example that links it to a confession. It also encourages vocabulary growth by using one word three times.
Field Day Plans For Western Maryland Guernsey Day
At a Guernsey breeders meeting in Carroll county the Western Maryland Guernsey Field Day was scheduled for Friday May 27 with a rain backup the following day. The exhibit will be at a New Windsor farm yet to be chosen, recalling a 1837 event at Mrs Juliet Smiths Libertytown farm.
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Carroll County
Maryland
New Windsor
Juliet Smith
Libertytown
Fruitle ss attempt to blow bridge in Frederick
Fifty and twenty years ago today the April 18 1889 column reports an explosion on East Patrick Street bridge over Carroll Creek. Two cartridges detonated but only scattered earth and rocks as residents resent the legislature’s stand on the turnpike company. Charles D Doll seeks to buy the defunct baseball outfit valued at 100 dollars to field a new team.
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East Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Turnpike Company
Charles D. Doll
Carlin
Baseball Association
Exemption Board Sends 16 Frederick Men to Camp Meade
Twenty years after the local board issued notices 16 Freder ick men were ordered to leave next Friday for Camp Meade. Names include Clarence E Kemp William C Kaufman R Earl Derr Roy L Starr Roger B Hoffman George R Lewis Chester L Grove Thomas J Russell Clifford M Baker J Harry Branden burg Earl M Morgan Roger F Lipps George D Biggs Herman Phillips Lewis Brightwell Harvey Bar Spurrier. Twenty-one more in Frederick county registered for work this week after roundups led by Jackson special agent for the WPA and Constantine E A Alexander. City Engineer Emory C Crum granted three months leave to aid artillery cantonment construction near Norfolk Va. County High School League opened with Frederick Cadets beating Middletown 9-0 and Brunswick defeating Thurmont 11-10. Mr Albert W Condon is a patient with typhoid fever at Frederick City Hospital.
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Frederick
Camp Meade
Clarence E. Kemp
William C. Kaufman
R. Earl Derr
Roy L. Starr
Roger B. Hoffman
George R. Lewis
Chester L. Grove
Thomas J. Russell
Clifford M. Baker
J. Harry Brandenburg
Earl M. Morgan
Roger F. Lipps
George D. Biggs
Herman Phillips
Lewis Brightwell
Harvey Bar Spurrier
Frederick County
Rx Jackson
Specisl
Compulsoixn
E. A. Alexander
Emory C. Crum
Norfolk
County High School
Middletown
Frederick Cadets
Brunswick
Thurmont
Albert W. Condon
Frederick City Hospital
Miss Maire to Wed John F. Smith Jr in June NY Church
Mrs. John Dows Mains hosted a dinner party and announced the engagement of Miss Misty Mait to John Frances Smith Jr. He is the son of Sir and Mrs. a FS, with descent from Leonard Calvert, Lord Proprietary. Smith, educated at Episcopal High School Alexandria and Princeton, holds ties to West Side Tennis and Princeton Clubs. The wedding is planned for June at St Bartholomew’s in New York.
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New York City
Misty Siaiee
John Frances Sx
Mr. Smith
Bir
Mars
Carr
Rache Island
New York
Chatram Hill
Smith
Leonard Calvert
Mansons
Contes
Carters
Virginia
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Princeton
Key and Seal
West Side Tennis
Maryland Society
Fea
Usta
St. Bartholomew's Church
Weddings Smith Harbaugh and Smith join in Liberty town ceremony
Miss Edna Harbaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlos Harbaugh of Libertytown became the bride of Clark H. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Wilbert L. South Brad dock Heights in a ring ceremony at Grade Reformed parsonage Walkersville conducted by Rev Nelson C Brown The couple will reside in Libertytown After a short wedding trip Miss Harbaugh wore powder blue with pink accents and a corsage of white gardenias and rosebuds Pauline Harbaugh served as maid of honor Best man was Paul M. Smith They will reside in Libertytown June brings engagements and weddings for Frederick area society including Miss Greenhow Parker to St Clair Wini ker in Danville and Mary Lafrance to Maynard Ausherman with dates pending Roy J W Sholl and Anna Mary Manger were wed in Libertystown on April 9 by Rev Willard W Sylvester
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Smith
Harbaugh
Edna £. Harbaugh
Carlos H. Harebaugh
Libertytown
Clark H. Smith
Wilbert L. South
Braddock Heights
Grade Reformed Parsonage
Walkersville
Nelson C. Brown
Pauline Harbaugh
Mr. Smith
Paul M. Smith
Walter Greenhow Parker
Frederick
Miss Greenhow Parker
Franklin, Va
Antoinette Gay Parker
St. Clair Winiker
J. H. Winiker
Danville
Miss Parker
Mr Winiker
Jin Frederick
Peace Group to Meet in Car roll County
The Car roll County Branch of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom will meet at Westminster Church of the Brethren Thursday afternoon. Dr Gertrude C. Bussey of Goucher College will speak on Czechoslovakia. Bussey was a delegate to the World U. I. S. Convention in Czeshoslovakia last summer. Ice cream production in 1929 totalled 253,618,000 gallons.
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Carroll County
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Westminster Church of the Brethren
Gertrude C. Bussey
Goucher College
Czechoslovakia
Bussey
Czeshoslovakia
Easter Services Dominate Calvary and Brethren Churches
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church reported a large Easter program with a 727 Sunday School attendance, 186 in Leaders Bible Class, and a baptismal service. The Epworth League held an eight thirty service, and a special Easter musical featured multiple anthems and a baritone solo. Church leaders announced next Sundays events with Potomac Edison guests and choir from Hagerstown. The Church of the Brethren recorded a 3235 attendance with an Easter program led by H. B. Grove and a Love Feast communion drawing 228.
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Calvary M. E. Church
Calvary S Methodis
Episcopal Church
Benjamin W. Meeks
Church School
al Hugh
Edward H. Mantz
Mitlard
Sherman P Bowers
Meeasi
Fulvested
Dickinson
Lorenz
Epworth League
Helen Daugherty
the Tempe
Woodward
Rogers
Gloria
Buzzi- Piccoli
J. D. Dave
Frederick
Hell
Potomac Edison Co
Potomac Edison Quartette
Hagerstown
Clarence Zarphis
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railway Co
Church of the Brethren
H. B. Grove
Laureate Rice
Donald Leatherman
Mildred Crumm
Beverley Feaga
Anna Margaret Gaither
John Zimmerman
Geraldine Bradshaw
Jesse Shaver
Mr. Shaber
G. E. Brengle
Holy City
Grange Meeting Planned for Fount Pleasant
The next regular Grange meeting in Fount Pleasant is set for Wednesday at the Grange hall with a covered-dish supper. S. F. Lehman of the Izaak Walton league Education committee will be the guest speaker. After dinner, a dance for members and guests is planned, with committees including Mrs. George Holland and others coordinating the entertainment.
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S. F. Lehman
Izaak Walton League
George .Holland
Pauline Etzler
Rebecca Holland
Margaret Albaugh
Arthur A. Ahalt
Reno Smith
George C. Stauffer
License Issued for Marriage in Hagerstown
A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown to Austin P. Myers 22 of Myersville and Miriam L. Kline 19 of Smithsburg.
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Hagerstown
Austin P. Myers
Myersville
Miriam *L. Kline
Smithsburg
Today in History and Birthdays Summary
Today’s history marks Paul Revere’s ride of 1775 and the 1842 Dorr War rise for suffrage, plus major events like the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and 1868 Dickens Delmonico dinner controversy. Birthdays include Charles Michelson and Louis Cornish among others. horoscope notes a rich benevolent nature and social appeal.
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Foday
Paul Revyere
Charlestown
Lexington
Missouri
Rhode Island
Thetate
Cerro Gordo
Scott
Santa Ana
Charles Dickens
Delmonico’s
New York City
Sorosis
First
Grant
San Francisco
Thought for Today by N A Lufbeurrow
In this season of the year the message urges displacing hateful thoughts with kindly actions. It calls for unity beyond opinions and factions, promoting friendly deeds, love over greed, and striving toward an upward path. The verse reminds readers to stay on the straight and narrow and work toward a better day.
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N. A. Lufbeurrow
Preventing bed sores in bedridden patients
Medical note explains causes of bed sores from prolonged pressure and poor nutrition, warning signs such as whiteness at risk sites, and practical prevention steps including clean, wrinkle-free sheets, skin stimulation, regular repositioning, and use of cushions. Careful monitoring of the lower back area is emphasized.
Cranium Crackers True or False Quiz Items
A humor quiz asks which statements are true or false. It lists four items: a bandoleer as a mountain secret society member, a pantoom as a Siamese percussion instrument, Horace as a blind Greek poet, perspicacity as a bad disposition, and translucent as partially transparent. Answers appear on the last page.
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Horace
Mind Your Manners Toastmaster Quiz Answers
A fragment from a guidance piece on social etiquette for toastmasters. It poses five questions about proper conduct at dinners and speeches and provides brief, practical answers emphasizing brief thanks, timely interruptions, confident delivery, and honesty about subject knowledge.
Toy trends and sidewalk life in New York in 1920s style
A New York columnist notes a pacifist toy trend with dolls like Snow White and Seven Dwarfs, Shirley Temple, and mechanical money toys. He observes crime fading in inventories, large displays seven acres of toys, and spring fashions including airplane luggage for dolls amid Park Avenue social chatter. Sidewalk cafes and outdoor spots draw crowds as city life shifts outdoors.
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Sy George Ross
New York
McAlphin
Charlie McCarthy
America
Law and Order
N.Y
Sunken Plaza
Ra Aio City
Breevoort
Chatham
Midtown
Ewalk
Paris
Strength For The Day Conscience Bell Warns of Shipwreck
A meditation compares a mariner compass bell to conscience warning of wrongdoing. Ignoring a ticking inner alarm leads to shame and eventual ruin, while a healthy conscience prompts prompt repair of faults. The piece argues against cowardly compromise and constant self deception.
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Conskeht Babson
Lynd
So They Say Quotes and a Bedside Injury Report
A collage of quotations from scientists dancers and a Detroit keeper on issues of race politics and society. Patricia Lee three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Kefauver Middletown is recovering from a fractured collar bone after falling from her bed.
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Patricia Lee
Mr. and
Mirs
Harold Kefauver
Middletown
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