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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1937
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News issue details publication norms for The Daily News and The News will correct errors on notification. It notes Associated Press rights, reader name requirements for communications, and post office designation with August 4 1937 date.
The piece argues that housewives deserve wider recognition and rewards for domestic work, noting rising institutional acknowledgment of household efforts in culinary, planning, and decoration. It highlights both positive outcomes and potential negative consequences of neglect or carelessness in domestic life.
The Navy abandons plans for larger dirigibles after disaster era. Despite calls to replace the Los Angeles with a 3 million dollar airship, naval authorities say lighter-than-air craft have ended military use. Public interest wanes after Shenandoah Akron Macon and Hindenburg incidents.
A collage of remarks from Myrna Lov on marriage and beauty salons, Dr W A McKeever on reverence in courtship, a critic about a father's speech, and Fumitaka Konove on US choices between fascism and reform. Also notes the wandering albatross growth in the Antarctic with 11-foot wings.
Tulsa leader Mrs Ray S Fellows heads the Women’s Trans Mississippi Golf Association urging courteous conduct on the course. She notes players may be allies or adversaries and stresses keeping out of range while opponents putt, proper teeing order, and choosing suitable club facilities.
Reports of the five banks show deposits about 1 049 000. the tannery on East Patrick street undergoes major improvements. A two story brick building is being erected for a bark mill and drying row by Shoank and Baumygardner. John Cramer, well known resident of West Patrick Street, at Maryland Hospital after an absence. Draft exemptions rise as number of applicants grows. Two trainmen killed and four injured in a wreck involving fifteen freight cars. Rapid progress on the Thurman to Deerticit two to one road. four dangerous grade crossings to be eliminated. Miss Jeannette Rankin of Montana, slated to speak at the Gold Temple, unable to attend after an accident with an electric fan. five thousand attended the picnic.
New York August 4 reported by V Subrahmanyan of the Indian Institute of Science Bangalore that fertilizer nitrogen can volatilize as ammonia gas from soil. A filter paper test shows in hot moist weather the nitrogen is lost within 10 days, evidenced by ammonia release.
Daily English lesson highlights common misuses of lay versus laid and recline a note on pronunciation and spelling. It introduces propensity as a natural inclination with a quotation about hope, joy, fear, and sorrow, advising daily vocabulary growth.
The piece hints at ongoing Japanese strength and Chinese troop movements as events unfold in the region. The narrative questions China’s right to advance and questions the reasons behind the rapidly changing developments and puzzling moves.
The 74th Emancipation celebration for Frederick residents features a 4 30 parade from 53 West All Saints street, a 1 pm Frederick versus Rockville double header, afternoon female performers, Willard W. Allen and John M. Caldwell as judges, Jimmy Jenkins swing band plus Elks band, a night dance in Pythian hall, prayers by Rev W Z Snowdon and Rev E E Williams, master of ceremonies Samiuch Jenkins, marshal John A Jones, Alfred Diges as president, and notes on the first US patent for the typewriter granted to William Austin Burt in 1829.
Olive Roberts Barton reviews two Farrar and Rinehart titles that reinvent the stereoscope for a modern audience. The Stereo Book of Animals photographs fifty animals in three dimensional poses using a special camera, while The Stereo Book of Ships guides readers through shipyard scenes and nautical terms. A Row of Stars by Jane Abbott follows Dinty Paton at Danby Hall as she confronts social pressures, missteps, and a snap-to-right course ending with renewed friendships and self understanding.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains in a health column that lack of sunlight is the chief cause of rickets in city children. He notes seasonal peaks, signs in bones and teeth, and the role of vitamin D produced when skin is exposed to sun.
A brief etiquette quiz on proper funeral notices and sympathy cards. It covers using black edged stationery, writing brief condolence letters, engraving sympathy cards, wearing appropriate attire in heat, and options to omit flowers with suggested wording.
New York gossip notes Leopold Stokowski confesses why he cannot conduct again. Sinclair Lewis new novel Prodigal Parents. and Yes My Darling Daughter flops in London. Tina Rossi joins Hollywood, Twenty First Century snagging Bing Crosby by contract. Forties Street hosts nine cinemas in one block. Von Stroheim performs in London. Henry Null joins hatless Gotham. Naomi Campbell, Sir Gerald Campbell-British Consul General’s daughter, is an ingénue this fall. Lack of lyric writers delays musicals. Laughton and Lancaster arrival may be delayed. Jolson heads to race tracks. Ruby Keeler stays in hotel. Night spots shrink to smarter, smaller venues. Harry Richman to headline after Deauville. Gielgud to London for eight months. Sardi’s cooling system noted. John Huston writes first play for Federal Theatre.
Today in History recalls notable figures born or died across eras including Jerey Hyssne Shelley and Russell Sage. It notes events from 1790 Coast Guard creation to 1914 German invasion of Belgium. Birthdays include Rev. Robert Shuler Arch W Shaw Jacob Papish Elizabeth II Harry Lauder and Knut Hamsun.
Today brings broad views and wide sympathies with favorable aspects that could yield a great teacher in an unusual field. Love of friends may be unappreciated and met with opposition. Curb desires for sensuous pleasures as abdominal trouble warns of possible health issues.
The Graff Groff Groeve and Grae family reunion to be held August 19 at Landisville camp meeting grounds near Lancaster PA. Speakers include Judge J Frank Graff and Fred Grol Bretton. Program begins at 3 see clock after a noon picnic. about four miles west of Lancaster, Oklahoma Plant Wizard Mr Groty to speak on 35 years of scientific achievements. Rev Addison H Groff to discuss family lineage. Last year 750 attended.
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