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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News publishes notices from The News Post Building in Frederick Maryland. The standard disclaimer notes correction policy and requires real name submission for letters or opinions and outlines postal classification and editorial practices.
The August 14 1937 report notes increased lightning casualties from New York City beaches to Broadus Montana with a sheepherder struck twice and an eight year old child saving a home from fire after a window curtain blaze. It warns failing lightning rods and slick racketeers selling inferior gear, urges safer shelter, and counsels avoiding trees in open spaces during storms.
The Montfaucon monument and ten other U S memorials honor World War I dead. The piece argues nations should seek justice and peace rather than wage further wars, saying wrongs after war invite future conflicts. It asserts America speaks for world peace and shared justice through these stone symbols.
The Treasury has patiently explained the devices and dodges used by tax jumpers. Readers are left to consider whether these explanations lead to sound choices or worse outcomes.
Rev W ark Main responds to an article by Raper W Bab son, arguing that Protestantism remains vital as youth and adults seek truth through accessible teaching. He cites speakers like Buttrick and Stanley Jones, asking if declines signal collapse or renewal through clearer doctrine and active worship. Frederick, Aug. 1%
Recipes furnished through courtesy of local residents include chocolate butter eggs and nut drop cookies, red cabbage with apple served for six, and a description of a church bell roasts and parish activities. Notes mention a jail case update and a Rebekah Lodge meeting with August planning and guest visitors from Washington DC.
Saturday Chat notes special offerings in Frederick trading area under Chamber of Commerce sponsorship to spur buying. Economists warn prices may rise later. purchases now deemed wise for value and availability. Also weather mentions storms and comets, library progress at Artz, and local events from Hood College Observatory to playgrounds and pools.
Philadelphia mayor Wilson vows to end the strike as efforts to halt the action escalate. He warns that stopping the disruption is his last duty and calls for unity amid mounting tensions in the city.
A collage of 1887 Frederick column items notes a Pennsylvania Railroad round trip to Philadelphia, local civic items, meetings, tolls on roads, and community remarks. Mentions James Cromwell and Doris Duke context hints and assorted society notes.
The Renner family held their eighth reunion at Renners Grove New Midway on Sunday with a program of songs recitations and music by the Cow Boy Ramblers led by Rev J D Rockwell. Officers elected included Jesse Renner president Roy Renner vice president Grace Boone secretary and John Fogle treasurer. More than 300 relatives attended from multiple states and towns including West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia with many Bohns Renner and Eckenrode families listed among the guests. Prizes were awarded for oldest relative oldest descendant and youngest child. Firemen were recalled to a nearby field fire caused by a lightning strike the barn loss estimated up to 7000.
The article explains skin or injection tests to detect substance sensitivity and stresses avoiding triggers as the first step. It notes moving to low exposure climates can help spring and summer hay fever, with regional plant charts guiding travel. For lasting relief, desensitization may be needed for year round sensitivities.
A reader quiz on wedding manners indicates guests should avoid public fussing of the couple. White or ivory invitations are acceptable. The bride wears no engagement ring during the ceremony, often keeping it on the right hand or at home. A divorcee may have attendants in a subsequent marriage, and sending best wishes by telegram is debated. When a distant guest is invited, options include sending a gift to the couple or waiting until the bride relocates, with caution about propriety.
In New York Aug 14 There’s nothing funny about a comedian’s job He must be funny yet cannot rely on today’s headlines The modern comic faces narrow channels and a tougher audience than in the theater or radio He reflects on build up timing and the limits of humor today.
Notable birthdays and historic events listed, including figures such as William Darby, Park Benjamin, Henry Clews, John Galesworthy, Arthur Williams, H Parker Willis, and Ernest Thompson Seton. Also notes the Jay Treaty, Oregon Territory, Boxer Rebellion capture of Peking, and Roosevelt signing Social Security Act. Contains dated observations and brief biographical glimpses.
A compact English lesson explains common misuses and pronunciations. It highlights words like abhor and Catholic, noting mis-spellings such as sayy and out redundancy. It urges vocabulary growth by focusing on a single word daily and cites a quotation about ingratitude.
A historic monument on the overlook near Boonsboro, erected in 1828 by Boonsboro residents, stood tight for the first time this Thursday. It was restored last year by the State Forestry Department and the CCC.
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