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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News indicates affiliation with the Associated Press and reserves rights for the publication of all news dispatches credited to it. It requires real names for all communications and notes post office eligibility at Frederick, Maryland.
Critics debate whether cinema serves as social document or mere escapist fantasy. Will Hays argues films can lose art value when used as propaganda. Supporters say art and hobbies offer relief from harsh reality and preserve sanity amid national tension.
A report to the American College of Surgeons warns that ages forty to sixty are especially risky for head injuries. The analysis notes that during this period people face heightened vulnerability to head bumps, with insurance statistics and medical terms used to illustrate the danger of trauma.
A short prose reflection on Christian principles guiding everyday life. It emphasizes valuing Christian aims and actions, ridiculing beliefs, and the impact of living by those teachings for a better life with fewer ills. Attributed to N A Lufburrow.
A trivia prompt presents five statements about Bismuth epithelium squid pseudonym Parklind. It asks which are true or false, labeled Cranium Crackers and ends with Answers on Last Pace.
A local food column lists lemon chiffon pie recipe with eggs, lemon juice and rind and a chocolate sheet topping. It also notes an egg rolling party hosted by Jefferson Reformed church with many attendees, games enjoyed, and refreshments served at Miss Betty Remsberg’s home.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of the Frederick M. P. charge convenes at the New Market M. P. church on the third Thursday in May at 7 30 p m. Rev. Benj A. Bryan urges all church officials to attend and submit written reports detailing the year's work.
Fifty and twenty years ago today features report in Frederick columns. Dr William H Parnell unanimously re elected principal as the seminary enrolls 22 pupils. Residents of Catoc tun Furnace seek a new schoolhouse from the Causady Commissioners led by George Bussard and John P Weddle. Impressive funeral rites for Louis H Markell, late president of the Frederick Town Savings Institution, at his South Market street home conducted by Rev E R Eschbach assisted by Rev Osborne Ingle. Pallbearers named John S Ramsburg Capt Philip Hiteshew Casper Quyan Joseph Cronise William M Hardt and A C McCardell.
Frederick businesses plan half-day closings on April 26 to support the Liberty Loan as proclaimed by Governor Harrington. Camp Meade hosts a Sammies program with Hood College girls. Knights of Columbus hall packed for songs and readings. Assoc halted parade plans due to war. fuel dark nights end soon as Fredrick rescinds lighter orders. Mayor and Aldermen push back “somewhere” idea.
A jumble of notes from Frederick County recounts elections in Thurmont Mt Airy Myersville Walkersville and Emmitsburg with little opposition. Community Chest plans a May canvass using 7000 names. County seeks federal funds for a new high school a Citizens Truck Co home and property improvements. Frederick files for a $235230 federal school grant and a $35100 fire project with PWA approval awaiting Congress.
Troop 29 conducts open air meetings sponsored by Bay Scout Lodge and led by Scoutmaster Ben B. Stephens with Louis B. Gannon and Richard Noel assisting. More than forty boys joined Troop 29 since its organization a year ago. on May 9 a ceremony with guests, Eagle Scout Rochard Hutones among them, is planned. A marriage license was issued in Baltimore to Alvin S Klein and Annabell C Kine.
Improvements for Fesiting Circa near Ure dat noted alongside numerous court cases and a will decision granting Mrs. Samuel A. Lewis half of her late husband’s estate. The final cost of the new sewerage system reaches 1 027 330 dollars. The Sagner firm intends to build a new Frederick Tailoring Company building employing 456. Remains of Miss Laura Myers found near Burkittsville road, plus the sudden death of State Senator Joseph J. Donovan and Charles T. Brosius are reported. Four hundred Lions club members greet Lions International president Frank W. Birch. Louis A. Rice is reelected, while I. Frank Miller is named Grand Master of the Maryland I O O F. Charlie Keller’s career excites baseball fans. Norway lecture by Mrs Gladys Petch delights Art Club ladies. Frederick Garden Club plans flower show May 24 and a May 4 trip to DuPont Gardens. Country Club to have a formal opening Sunday. May lilacs and memories color the scene.
Miss Dorothy L Fouene of Adamstown and Miss Mary King Wilson of Alleghany County are named to attend the National 4-H Club Camp in Washington. Fouene is active in the county 4-H program, has served as secretary and council member, and has led the Adamstown Girls 4-H Club. Wilson is a Frostburg State Teachers College student.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains chronic laryngitis arises from infections irritants and systemic diseases not just throat irritation. He cites overgrowth of tissue in susceptible people and stresses addressing underlying causes rather than just sprays or medicines. Three key steps include avoid smoking abstain from alcohol and rest the voice.
A display of Frederick made goods is at Peoples Drug Store on West Patrick Street. The exhibit, titled What Frederick Is Makes Frederick, was arranged with the Frederick Chamber of Commerce and Peoples Drug Stores. Items from Leather Shop Muse Tailoring and many local firms are featured, with James W. Fletcher credited for arranging the display.
A sprawling list marks birth and death anniversaries of figures like William Shakespeare and James Buchanan, plus 18th and 19th century political luminaries. It notes notable events such as Washington taking oath in New York, Great Western and Sirius reaching New York, and Edison’s Vitascope on Broadway. Birthdates for Edwin Markham Shirley Temple Edwin Hill Charles Norris Gary Henderson Head and others noted with brief identifiers.
A late 19th century style description recalls Broadway’s partial beautification plans failing to change Times Square. Crowded sidewalks, gaudy fronts, street noise, and traffic chaos persist amid street corner shavers and a quirky tale of Adolph Rhein a veteran strongman. A Brooklyn umbrella racket thrives with a syndicate controlling dozens of rain gear rentals.
The Carroll County Board of Education met in Westminster with West End patrons seeking playground improvements at Hampstead. The board approved a $40,000 Hampstead addition in the 1939-40 budget and instructed architect Stare to draft plans for review by January 1, 1939. Other agenda items included budget review, consolidation plans for 1938-39, truck bids, vault material decisions, and personnel changes at Manchester and Hampstead schools.
Answers cover etiquette for cutting lettuce with a knife lowering the head to drink coffee handling a fork unused on the table whether to eat cheese and proper use of utensils with details: cut lettuce with knife not common, raise cup to lips, fork on plate with tines up, cheese eaten with fork or fingers depending on serving style.
A compact note on common word usage and pronunciation. It highlights proper phrases like among the four of us and emphasizes expanding vocabulary by mastering a new word daily. The text includes scrambled phrases and some garbled notes but centers on improving language precision through practical examples.
A brief meditation pairing I Corinthians 1 25 on divine wisdom with Sophocles remark that great insight comes from few words. The two quotes juxtapose faith and classical philosophy to suggest profundidad in concise thought.
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