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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1938
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from Frederick Maryland appears to be a publication notice and boilerplate about corrections and communications policy. It mentions The Daily News and The News wii be corrected to bring to light any errors, with post office details and second class mail status.
On his 75th birthday David Lloyd George is described as a storied British statesman whose rise began at 33 and spanned wartime leadership, Versailles influence, and a later role on a government backbench. The piece reflects on his career, aging, and enduring golf habit, contrasting peak power with current opposition bench status.
February evenings invite seed catalog study with hopes for glorified vegetables and flowers. The writing reflects on gardener enthusiasm, spring fever, and the ancient calling of tending a garden, tempered by lingering temptations and distractions.
Police arrested Wilby Trost a suspect after a hold up near a residential area. He admitted being out during the robbery and claimed his sister-in-law and wife corroborated, with neighbor Mrs Gebhard testifying she greeted them and invited them in. Police released Frost as unconnected. the solution hints at the mistaken name in reporting.
A short quotation from I Chronicles 22 42 urges divine wisdom and understanding to govern Israel and keep God's law. It adds a comparison by Hochefou cad noting wisdom mirrors bodily health, framing wisdom as essential for wise governance and well being.
The ceremony featured Rev. Dr. Amos Jo Tre presenting the DeMobay award to a master of approximate mathematics. Councilor Sheridan Barthes presided as speakers spoke on duties and the meaning of the honor for the recipient.
The fourth in the series of gut s sponsored class was held in Yoel Sy thy me of Charles C. Masser at 549 East Church Street. Led by C. W. Zimm erman the gathering recited gospel hymns and praised the Bible. W. S. Gas Zunmin and Lows Ruprecht testified to faith in God and Christian religion. Next service at Louis L. Wilson home 14 Rook swell Terrace Monday night open to the public.
Mercersburg Academy hosts the annual intersociety debate as Winton Irving faces John Marshall Society this Saturday night. Irving’s team includes Wilmer D. Kehne, son of George B. Kehne, Elm Street. The topic states the United States should join foreign war only after a nationwide referendum.
An agreement reached in a Peoples Court before Justice Emmett R. Bon atian Bel settles a dispute involving a boy, ten years old, Charles H. Bell. He will live with his grandmother and work on a farm as part of the arrangement.
Mrs. George Paxson hosted the monthly Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting with 25 members present. The program featured talks on medical temperance, the drink habit, moral issues, and health topics plus songs and prayers.
Local item notes Associate Judge Lynch delivered a unanimous opinion upholding Thomas Hightman as the rightful winner over Gideon Bussard, with no recount to stand. It also reports probable withdrawal of a petition contesting Alonzo Benner’s sheriff election by 46 votes. Delegate Stottlemyer introduces a mileage bill for distant witnesses.
The Frederick MLC drive for a $3,000 loan reached a three day push, totaling $3,465.93 with J Travers Thomas as director and J C Biehl as secretary. Joseph H Bussard received a telegram about his son Raymond Bussard, ill with pneumonia at Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa.
Miss ileien Smith spoke to members of the Needle Art Club on Monday evening in Hershberger’s Tea Room. She explained color’s effect on enjoyment, symbols of colors, and what makes a good color scheme with charts and pictures. Attendees included Mrs. W. S. Herberger, Mrs. James J. Gara, Mrs. Arthur M. Ahalt, Mrs. George W. Algire, Mrs. Charles H. Rems burg, and others.
Sam H. King Cole known as the Vagabond Newsboy toured Frederick for the fourth time since 1929. At 44 he travels with a portfolio of letters and a habit of selling papers on the road. He plans to keep roaming, writes notes for a book, and praises service over mere headlines.
Olive Roberts Barton profiles children books that may become classics, praising Marie Colmant’s The Winter Nightingale for its timeless forest setting and resilient heroine, compares it with Heidi and Hans Brinker, notes its Prix Jeunesse award and literary appeal for youth readers. It also covers Lincoln biographies A Bar for the Ages by Irving Bacheller and Boy of Old Virginia: Robert E. Lee by Helen A Mansell, highlighting their focus on youthful backgrounds and American heroes.
Dr Morris Fishbeln reviews historic ultra low birth weights and the progress of incubators, nutrition, and blood and vitamin support that have markedly improved survival of premature babies. He cites cases from 600 to 680 grams, noting dramatic improvements with modern care and warmth, oxygen, feeding, and monitoring.
Honest decent competition would improve today's condition. Let business men compete for advances while working striving attaining thriving prospering gaining. Then employment will be growing and improvements show. Ingenuity produces competition quells excuses and confident cooperation. Calcutta, capital of Bengal, India, has population over 1,300,000.
A vintage etiquette piece lists when to send invitations and attend funerals. It asks if mourning forbids invitations, bridesmaids roles, and church escorts, plus door decorations and how to respond to death with sympathy. Answers emphasize sensitivity and intimate friends only.
A vivid panorama of New York contrasts as residents note John D. Rockefeller’s presence and J P Morgan’s Madison Avenue block, while Sholem Secundah, dancers at La Conga, Times Square chaos, Wall Street seaplanes and late-night escorts paint a city of paradoxes and social scenes.
A compendium of historical births and events from 1773 to 1925. Notable names include William Henry Harrison, Samuel J. Tilden, James Parton, John A. Logan, William Whitney, Fred F. Shedd, and Amy Lowis. Mentions include the 1838 Independence era community, 1841 Confederate commerce, Weather Bureau creation, and wartime debt commissions.
A daily English lesson highlights common misuses and pronunciations. It defines embeddings such as embellish as to beautify by decoration and notes spelling challenges with leopard and the entailed synonyms like doctrine and creed.
In a sweeping order President Roosevelt ends all mail contracts effective in ten days. The move reshapes federal postal relations and impacts contractors nationwide as agencies reorganize delivery operations.
Today's reading predicts a patient, plodding nature that yields success through steady effort. A deeply philosophical outlook is possible and life may reach a very great age, with contentment in simple living and the esteem of friends.
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