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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News explains its publication rights and corrections policy including that Associated Press dispatches are credited, editor input required for opinions, and that letters must include real name for publication. It notes postal classification and office location in Frederick Maryland.
Dr John C Kranty Jr told the Treduick Rotary Club that slow progress in medicine stems from science underfunding. He noted that while nations spend billions on weapons, only a pittance goes to research that could save lives, referencing Ehrlich and sulfanilamide's delayed impact since 1912.
Canada reports a record level of employment with 7,134,918 at work on July 1, higher than any July 1 except 1929. Manufacturing shows gains in food, lumber, pulp and paper, mining, and logging, despite overall economic pressures and the absence of federal relief programs.
Daily guide notes proper usage and pronunciation for common errors. It covers phrases like feel badly vs feel good, correct forms of feel, mispronunciations of atrocity, and spelling tips such as traffic with double f. Also defines o[osc]ulatory term osculatory ceremony and notes Thackeray reference, encouraging daily vocabulary growth.
Recipes furnished by local residents include Wine Jelly and Tomato Aspic using gelatine and wine with detailed steps. Also Walnut Candy with brown sugar cream butter walnuts and vanilla, credited to Mrs David C Winebrenner of 110 Court Square.
A string of quoted musings from figures like Henry Ford and Dr William Ernest Hocking on disease prevention culture and character. Included are remarks about women pleasures civilization and a note from a juvenile officer in Wichita Falls. The passage references stolen watermelons and farmer complaints from the last ten days.
The three story brick corner property at Main and Church in Middletown, once among the largest held by Peoples Liquidating Corp of Frederick as it closes its Central Trust Co. affairs, has been sold to Philip Werthmeien of Frederick for about $6,000.
The Frederck County Agricultural Society reconvened by call of president John To Best and reaffirmed its charter adopted last April. Committee members include A James Giltinge DC Winebrewer ALC McCardell and George W Miller. The meeting notes reflect local civic activity and social event planning.
The column notes that in the draft day at Frederick 84 of 103 men examined qualified physically. many passed with exemptions to follow. Also mentioned are a plan from the Department of Agriculture to conserve fats and fertilizer materials from refineries and a letter urging a reduction plant, plus the ten th triennial reunion of Lutheran ministers born in Middletown Valley at Zion Church with Rev. W. G. Minnick addressing twelve of twenty three members present. A rescue at Maryland Brick and Supply Co quarry saved John Hoffman after nearly drowning as Mazon Vo Kline pulled him free. Thieves entered the home of Joan Holtz in Charlesville and took $34.
An health feature outlines how vitamin A deficiency causes night blindness xerophthalmia and eye inflammation in Newfoundland fishermen and others on limited diets. It notes diet sources rich in carotene and vitamin A such as milk butter yellow vegetables and cod liver oil, and warns of related skin and reproductive infection risks.
Canning factories start summer work as new city buses roll in and old trolleys fade. County officials announce teaching appointments and face rising pupil transport costs totaling 84,900 dollars. Community events fill the week from Brunswick elections to Thurmont sewer talks, Emmitsburg home week, and county boundary discussions with Carroll.
The Araby Aid Society gathered at the Araby Parish House on a Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Edna Zimmerman presiding. Nineteen members answered roll, amid an amateur contest won by Rev and Mrs. Robinson. the sick committee report and a pig gift to Harry Linton were noted. next meeting September 13 hosted by Mrs. Margaret Kanade. Akron judge fined Felix Barr ten dollars and costs for discharging firearms within city limits. Barr paid the costs and ten dollars, quipping about the sum as the judge mused on honesty.
Sixty crippled children from the Maryland Camp for Crippled Children near Thurmont watched a firemen’s parade Friday. An oversight left one truck short, but Mehrie Ecker drove the least disabled children to town and back, reuniting thirty-one girls and twenty-nine boys with cheers and smiles.
Bruce Catton presents a capsule of a review noting Ethel Mannin's Women Also Dream. Janet Forrest pursues dream driven adventure with Addison Maitland, choosing exploration over marriage, then learns love and career can coexist. The critic highlights Mannin's call to live dangerously as modern romance.
The seventh annual Leather family reunion will be held on August 15 at Cold Springs Park near Waynesboro Pa. The gathering invites relatives to reconnect and share memories in a generational family event at the park.
New York read today that Maxie Rosenbloom joins a film with Frederic March and Carol Lombard as boxing cinema blends with stage life. Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio rumor mill in Hollywood, Columbia unveils baseball course with McCarthy Terry Gehrig lecturers. Lunt Fontanne snub Hollywood with Amphitryon offer, rubber stamps promote Haveing Wonderful Times postcards.
A fragmented NEA Service quiz on office etiquette asks if one should call a superior by first name, how to identify a dictator and typist in a letter, how strikethrough marks are placed, whether colored shoes are acceptable, if a business girl may ask her department head to lunch, and proper letter to a president. It discusses initials in large offices, non courting impressions, and best practice for addressing a president with full name and title.
Compiled list marks anniversaries and notable births with dates and places. Figures include Robert G. Dun John F. Dryden Alfred Noble Lew Dockstader Ellen Fity Pendleton Edgar Jadwin Marion A Zeioncheck William A Juhan Lester Gardner Ellie Burke Ann Harding Francis F Lucas John A Anderson and others with birthplaces like Ohio Maine Connecticut Massachusetts and California.
The reading warns that today’s nature is impulsive and idealistic, needing guidance to hold upcoming fortune. With proper training from parents, the native may gain honors, friendships, and success, while restraint will safeguard progress and favor.
Note from a reader praising daily news coverage by newspapers, highlighting the role of reporting both distant and local events regardless of emotional impact, and crediting the press for keeping the public informed.
A brief devotional reflects on life as a short gleam between eternities. It quotes James 4 14 and notes the fleeting nature of human existence. The piece urges contemplation of mortality and a chance for lasting meaning beyond this life.
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