Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Barton
The article extols willingness as a work habit tied to kindness and service. It uses examples from Mrs Pride and neighborhood children to show voluntary helpfulness, greeting newcomers, helping a lost dog hunt, and mothers guiding offspring to serve others. It asserts willingness combats inferiority and urges proactive small acts of duty at home.
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Pride
Newcomer
Alice
Fred
Chuck
Larry
Mabel
British Steamer Lake Lugano Bombed by Rebels
Two insurgent planes attacked the British steamer Lake Lugano, 2,110 tons, firing on her in a Mediterranean harbor. The ship burned with water lapping the hull, but all 27 crew escaped injury. Bombing included 30 explosives and incendiaries as townspeople watched from Palermos, Spain.
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Palemos
Spain
Lake Lugano
Mediterranean
Inventors and early adopters of bifocal spectacles
Benjamin Franklin pioneered bifocals and George Washington was among the first to use them. The Adirondack lakes mostly lie about 1,500 feet above sea level.
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Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Adirondacks
Darwin on Beagle voyage stamp commemorates Galapagos centennial
An Ecuadorian 1936 stamp features Charles Darwin six times to mark the centenary of his Galapagos visit aboard the Beagle. The note recalls his voyage from 1831 1836 and his evolving theory of evolution culminating in On the Origin of Species as the book sparked controversy and established his scientific niche.
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Charles Robert Darwin
Beagle
Cape de Verde
Atlantic
Galapagos
Tahiti
New Zealand
St Helena
Ascension
Azores
Young Darwin
Darwin
Ecuador
Galapagos Islands
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Carroll County School Schedule Is Announced
Westminster Aug 7 Carroll county schools announce 1938 39 schedule with similar enrollments to last year. Raymond S Hyson supervises with Houston G Cur d advising seniors and underclassmen. New Windsor Mt Airy Union Bridge add agriculture taught by Lang Gilbertson Garretts. Vocational home economics starts at New Windsor. Teachers meet Sept 6 Westminster with Dr E Lewis as guest speaker. Schock begins Sept 8.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Raymond 5. Hyson
Houston G. Curd
E. C. Seitz
Curd
State Department of Education
Raymond S. Hyson
Samuel M. Jenness
Hyson
Westminster High School
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Mt. Airy
Ernest Lang
Warren Gilbertson
Mt Airy
Merle Garretts
University of Maryland
E. Lewis
Ohio State University
Schock
Polar bear dies at Lincoln Park Zoo after choking on ball
A six year old polar bear named Silver at Lincoln Park Zoo drowned in his pool after swallowing a thrown rubber ball. The ball lodged in his stomach causing convulsions that drove him to crash against the enclosure bars, leading to his death.
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Chicago
Aug
Silver
Lincoln Park Zoo
Wash on Different Days Sparks Household Complaint
Police Officer Wayne Ethell used a Solomon like approach to settle a wash day dispute between two housewives over the use of a clothesline. One woman accused the other of improper scheduling and interference with her laundry routine.
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Wayne Ethell
Solomon
17 Struck by Lightning on New York Beach
A bolt of lightning swept 300 feet along a crowded park beach in New York injuring over 50 and felling 17 people. Three were killed Cesare Ceto 36 Peter Coba 26 and his wife Mary 24 all from Brooklyn and nearby areas. Rescue crews worked for hours to revive the injured.
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New York
Brooklyn
Cesare Ceto
Peter Coba
Mary
Neighborly Dispute Over Laundry Causes Caution by Officer
In a tense scene a resident complained about others taking clothes off a line and tossing them into dirt. Officer Ethell advised washing on different days to prevent further conflicts and maintain order.
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Ethell
Future Farmers Return From U. Of Md. Trip
Forty Frederick county members of the Future Farmers of America returned Sunday from a week end at the State Central F F A Camp held at the University of Starvland College Park. The group of 200 boys and teachers toured Mt Vernon and the University of Maryland campus. Friday included moving pictures and visits to the Washington offices and museums. Saturday featured a zoo trip and a Potomac river moonlight cruise. Sunday morning devotional services preceded the return home. Notables include Middletown Robert Burrall Carroll Horne Charles Lutz Hush Clem Paul Horne Robert Delauder Amos Keller Jr Austin Huffer Austin Coblentz Jack Remsberg J Homer Remsberg Freder ath Edwin England Casper Murphy William Martin Harold Harshman Jack McGolerick James Grimes John Croneburg Bernard Shalt Bernard Siifer Arthur Davis Thomas Covell Robert Klein Roy Cutzatt Jr Harold Bryant Louis I Brostus Arthur M Anhalt Staley Remsberg Harold Roderick James Malone Russell Wachter Harold Barkier George Johnson Morns Gaver Edward F Holter Thurmont Emmitsburg teachers D Vernon Holter and four boys attended.
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Frederick County
Future Farmers of America
State Central
University of Starvland
College Perk
Sta County
Mt. Vernon
Belisa
Arniversity of
Maryland
Washington
Monument
Zoo
Potomac River
Middletown
Robert Burrall
Carroll ‘Horne Charles Lutz
Hush Clem
Paul Horne
Robert Delauder
Amos Keller
Austin Huffer
Austin Coblentz
Jack Remsberg
J. Homer Remsberg
Frederath
Edwin England
Casper Murphy
William Martin
Harold Harshman
Jack McGolerick
James Grimes
John Croneburg
Bernard Shalt
Bernard Siifer
Arthur Davis
Thomas Covell
Robert Klein
Roy Cutzatt, Jr
Harold Bryant
Louis I Brostus
Arthur M Anhalt
Liberty
Francis Barnes
Miles Quesinberry
Samuel Smith
Walkersville
Paul Warrenfeltz
Staley Remsberg
Harold Roderick
James Malone
Russell Wachter
Harold Barkier
George Johnson
Morns Gaver
Edward F. Holter
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
D. Vernon Holter
Roosevelt Likely To Open Active Campaign
President Roosevelt plans an offensive Senate strategy this week after vacation, aiming at Southern senators who opposed parts of the New Deal. He will end his sea vacation and address Barnesville Georgia on August 11, aiming to influence renomination battles in South Carolina Georgia and Mississippi. The exact targets remain uncertain as the president weighs open opposition versus defensive moves.
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Washngton
Roosevell
Kentucky
South
Roosevelt
Barnesville
Res
Dent
Sik
Senate
South Carolina
George
Georgia
Marsland
Carroll to File for Comptroller Candidate Says He Will
Baltimore August 7 Daniel H Carroll former deputy state auditor said he would file tomorrow as a candidate for State Comptroller. His entrance increases Democratic nominees to three alongside Millard Tawes Crisfield and P Watson Webb Cambridge. Carroll said he would not align with any political faction.
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Baltimore
Daniiel H ' Carroll
J Millard Tawes
Crisfield
P Watson Webb
Cambridge
Carroll
Advertising By Doctors Is Urged
Dr Clement J Joyra urged newspaper advertising to inform the public about new healing methods to 1,000 delegates at the American Progressive Chiropractic Association convention in Los Angeles. He said newspapers speed health progress, noting doctors should advertise to protect the public when experiments prove successful.
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Los Angeles
Aug
Clement J. Joyra
American Progressive Chropractic Association
Newspaper results encourage investing in new methods
Fragmentary text notes promote public awareness of new methods and advocate investing in them to help people learn to apply the changes.
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