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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1938

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Daily News notice of postal class matter

Fragmentary 1838 item referencing erroneous reflection upon a matter entered at the second erch Maryland post office at Fred and described as class matter. It appears as a brief classified notice in The Daily News dated Friday August 26 1838.

Jobless youth builds a thriving poultry service in Massachusetts

Chester Pilch of Springfield, Massachusetts rose from unemployment to create a niche in day old chick sexing and poultry hatchery work. He earns twelve dollars an hour and runs a hatchery producing 14 000 chicks weekly, employing seven people, including family, while guiding poultrymen on pullets versus cockerels.

Chester Pilch Springfield Mass Chester Old New England China Japan United States Nanking Pilch

Letters Urge Registration and Voting in Primary

A reader urges citizens to register by September 6 and vote in the upcoming primary. The letter stresses the power of informed participation, cautions against apathy, and urges verification of poll book status. It argues voting defines governance and cites the sacred trust of public duty and the impact of turnout on city, county, and national administration.

the News Ae Jesse C, Shaver Frfederick

Week of Social Parties for Frederick Guests

A busy social week in Frederick featured two dinners by Mrs Poole Jones on Court Street honoring Mrs John M Roberts of Detroit, with bridge at Catoct Country Club and luncheon. guests included Mrs Graeme Allen and Als Roberts from Winter Haven Florida.

Sfrs Poole Jones Court Street Honor John M. Roberts Detroit Dolridge Frederick W. Harnwell Eleanora G. Semmes Glenn H. Worthington Frank H. Hedges West Second Street Bridge Catoct Country Club Roberts Graeme Allen Winter Haven Fla Francis W. Walker Louise Potts Allen Franklin Buchanan ‘Smith Record Street

Frederick Local Items from The News Aug 26 1888

A column from The News recalls 1888 Frederick items: McMurray Canning Factory produced 211000 tons of corn and 4000 cans of lima beans. Marvin ME Church South incorporation filed with trustees listed. Mrs James W Eichelberger of Emmitsburg dies at 80. their 60th anniversary noted. Booze bus sightings reported on a main street. Mount St Mary’s College students farm work as war effort. A Shankle accident during silo demolition left him saved by locust barriers.

McMurray Canning Factory Marvin ME Church South John J. Cain Samuel Spriggs Miles Burgess James L. Buxton Nathan E. Chancer John F. Purdum James W. Eichelberger Emmitsburg Lewis Mollex Eichenberger Fred“Ss Fredecks Mount Ser Mary's College Msgr B. J. Bradley Markell Farm Frederick John J. Shankle

Bon Voyage Shower For Miss Albaugh Delights Frederick Party Guests

Beverly and Jeanne Fearga hosted a joyous West College Terrace shower for Bliss S Margaret Albaugh bride elect with a four to seven o'clock gift treasure hunt. A seven o'clock buffet followed as guests imagined an India voyage in October. Attendees included Miss Albaugh and many local acquaintances, plus visiting relatives.

Miss Albaugh Blisses Beverly Jeanne Fearga West College Terrace Bliss Margaret Albaugh India William Mack Moore Frances Buckingham Mildred Crum Octavia Gosnell Helen Humm Essie McCutcheon Thelma Mullinix Mary Rockwell Brunswick Dorothy Utterback Lewis« Town Neeja Brown Marian Sharpe Thelma Culler Marian Burall Monrovia Eleanor Eichelberger Starjorie Staley Helen Lewise Shipley

Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Etiquette

A short etiquette Q and A from NEA Service, Inc offers guidance on polite behavior. It asks if smoking in elevators is proper, if a girl should say thanks when a man lights her cigarette, and whether a woman should smoke on the street, with scenarios in a restaurant about ash disposal and the suggested best action.

Today in History anniversaries of notable figures and events

A list of birthdays and deaths tied to historical figures from 1806 to 1937, including Benjamin Humphreys, John Bates, John Burgess, James Couzens, Joseph Robinson, and others, plus events like the founding of Los Angeles Pueblo, steamboat patents, and Krakatoa eruption with dates and origins. It closes with a commentary on perception of steadiness and gravity.

Benjamin G. Humphreys Mississippi Claiborne Co Miss John C. Bates St. Charles Co. Mo San Diego John William Burgess Columbia University Giles Co, Tenn John G. Leyner Colorado Boulder Co James Couzens Henry Ford U.S Michigan Catham Canada Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas U. S. Senate Lonoke Ark Pueblo of Los Angeles EL Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles Fitch Read Rumsey Stevens Krakatoa Sumatra Java Linotype Ottmar Mergenthaler Baltimore

Woe to him that buildeth his house by unrighteousness

Jeremiah 22:13 condemns exploiting workers and withholding wages while a just and generous person may, unexpectedly, approach heaven. Lavater notes the virtuous balance of generosity and integrity in belief and conduct.

Heaven Lavater

Inscriptions and Enduring Statues of New Orleans

A travel piece about New Orleans cemeteries and monuments. It notes vault burials shaping “cities of the dead,” mentions marks of duels and family honor, and highlights sites like the Chinese Mausoleum, Marie Laveau’s grave, Confederate statues in Metairie and St. Louis cemeteries, and Beauregard and Davis statues, reflecting the city’s heroic memorial culture.

New Orleans Girod Jane Placide James Caldwell China Cogna Marie Laveau St. Louis Cemetery No Metairie Ante Belum Stoneall Jackson Jackson Jefferson Davis Mississippi

When did the jeweler start two faulty watches

A jeweler had two watches that ran fast and slow. The fast one gains 2 minutes per hour while the slow one loses 3 minutes per hour. They were started together yesterday and by 10 am today the fast watch was one and a half hours ahead of the slow watch. Find the starting time yesterday.

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