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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News announces it is an independent afternoon paper published in Frederick Maryland. It credits Associated Press dispatches and invites corrections when notified, stating communications must include the writer’s name and authority for opinions.
Pre opening events at Catoctin Country Club feature a 10 pm dance line, Joe Stephens Orchestra, 130 guests expected for the formal spring opening, with tennis, bridge, ping pong, and badminton. a buffet supper to follow.
Dr. Carlos Saavedra Lamas, Nobel Peace Prize winner and former Argentine foreign minister, supports the Monroe Doctrine as a defense of democracy if needed. He rejects North South alliances but calls for broader consultation, hailing his tenure amid Chaco fighting end, Brazil ties, Pan American Conference, Buenos Aires Peace Conference, and closer U.S.-Argentina understanding with Roosevelt and Hull visits.
Ohio State University dairy expert R B Stoltz argues ice cream sales reflect broader business trends from 1826 to 1938. He notes recessions cannot be halted by higher ice cream consumption, but cautious shoppers should compare ice cream data with industrial forecasts for true conditions. The public expects rising per capita ice cream intake in the coming months.
A brief rural verse by W.N. A. Lufeurrow praises the farmer's plowing sowing and planting work as the season arrives. The poem wishes the farmer well and hopes his efforts yield a well supplied dinner pail.
A reading prompt lists four statements and asks which are true or false. It includes Sir Richard Burton described as writer and explorer. the capital of Iraq as Bagdad. George Eliot as an English boy poet. Cognac as a French brandy made from barely. and a garbled line about Lisbon and Spain. The page appears to be a newspaper puzzle or error text.
From the April 22 1888 Frederick column a Citizens Committee outlines plans to remove court house railings and install a central fountain with concrete walks to limit baby carriage traffic to single file. Col John B Thomas chairs the effort and notes the park updates. Also mentions Joseph D Baker in Chicago for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad directors meeting and J Wilson shipping goods to Charleston Town.
The federal government allows local draft boards to decide on farm furloughs for men whose homes are near army camps, possibly bringing home Frederick County youths. John O Rourke reports on a first class quartermaster aboard the battleship New York who described naval life to Winfield Scott Society. Helen Fraser talks to Frederick women at Seminary Hall about how English women solve wartime problems. Frederick County day law will go bone dry next week as State's Attorney Anders clarifies cider wine and hard liquors fall under intoxicants. The Hett property near Braddock is bought by Frank M Payne and Paul I Payne of Frederick for about 2000 dollars.
The article argues fear is humanity's chief foe and only faith in God and Jesus can defeat it. It cites a woman who shed constant worry after faith renewed her outlook, ending with the claim that no enemy weakens life like fear and that spiritual health cures worry.
In New York April 22 report details the growing presence of steerers in Manhattan nightlife. These suave men work from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m., easing from club to club with wealthy patrons, taking a cut of cash receipts, and cultivating the trust of affluent guests. They recruit from foreign and American backgrounds, maintain open social access, and avoid being labeled gigolos.
Listings of notable dates from 1688 to 1897 recount figures like Jonathan Dickinson and Henry Burden, plus milestones such as Washington's neutrality proclamation and the Oklahoma land rush era. It notes births, deaths, and civic events across generations, reflecting a collage of historical anchors.
1915 Germans first use poison gas in war, gassing 20 000 and killing one quarter. Two Canadian divisions hold the line at the second battle of pres and block Germans from the Channel. 1937 Fourth annual peace strike by college students nationwide.
Today's notable birthdays include Bishop William F. Anderson of Boston the retired M E bishop born in Morgantown West Virginia 78 years ago novelist Ellen Glasgow of Richmond Virginia born there Mark F Ethridge Louisville Kentucky newspaper manager first czar of radio born Meridian Mississippi 42 years ago economist Dr Oliver M W Sprague of Barnard born near Boston 65 years ago Dr George G Zook president of the American Council on Education Washington born Fort Scott Kansas 53 years ago Thorvald Solberg Washington DC former Register of Copyrights born Manitowoc Wisconsin 36 years ago
A Horoscope admonishes readers about overreaching today. It cautions pursuing distant goals may bring hurt if misjudged yet notes ambition can be salvaged by judging limits and recognizing when the effort ends.
A compact excerpt presents biblical words from John 10 11 on the good shepherd who sacrifices for his sheep and a Goethe reflection likening life to a quarry used to mold character. The pairing emphasizes moral instruction and classical wisdom.
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