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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
2
A fragment from The Daily News header describes branding, publication details, Associated Press notes, and editing policies. It references Fredericksburg Maryland and local notices, with faded lines about submissions and corrections for accuracy.
An editorial excerpt from January 6 1938 discusses alleged future super highways and the belief no speed limit would be needed. Professor Julius Kaulffuss of Pennsylvania State College challenges this, predicting 60 miles per hour as the safe practical limit and citing driver skill as the key obstacle to higher speeds. He envisions progress in road design and illumination, aiming for a superior motorist rather than a super road. The piece notes that accidents and human factors will shape automotive progress over time.
Brown University coach Denny Myers credits the new camera lens with helping the Bears defeat Columbia and exposes how video study since 1934 shaped the Lions’ defense. The piece traces camera use from the 1934 Yale game to current season coaching shifts and strategic insights.
A compact religious snippet cites Matthew 6 14 on forgiving trespasses and a Herbert line about forgiveness as the bridge one must cross to reach heaven. The fragment blends scriptural and poetic wording with unclear punctuation and attribution.
January report from AP notes a global scientific effort tracing a long solar corona event during an eclipse. Observers across nations recorded a bright corona and nitrogen identification via spectroscope, challenging prior oxypen assumptions.
The page presents five quick brain teasers. 1 The Prince of Tra-Lee is cited as known by many Americans. 2 Clouds are water suspended and questions why they are not see through. 3 A claim that frogs lived a hundred years inside a stone is questioned. 4 A riddle about East West and Eurasian. 5 A question if a plant can have a grandchild.
Daily note teaches proper usage and pronunciation. It highlights common misuses such as select instead of pick out and the correct spelling of Winnipeg. The entry defines indefatigably as untiringly with an example about bullying and bribery, attributed to Macauley.
Revered Luther Kuhlman of Baltimore’s Second English Lutheran Church has accepted the pastorate in Frederick to succeed Rev. Dr. George Dichi. His start is expected about February. Also noted: John A. Deiprick joins Baltimore fertilizer business with his father. James H. Gambrill Jr. leaves for Baltimore to work as a traveling salesman for Frank Albert cutlery.
Roger W Babson selects the chemical industry as the Industry of 1938. He cites diversification, conservatism, and war price protection, plus broad demand across steel, mining, construction, and consumer goods, as reasons for leadership and favorable valuations.
The Calvary M. E. Sunday school class met Tuesday with twenty members. Teacher H. S. Felton led opening singing and prayer as new officers were installed including President Katie Kirk and Secretary Roy Burke. Refreshments followed.
Olive Roberts Barton reviews Richard Hatch The Curious Lobster The Magic Show Book by Alexander Anne McClure Tamarind Court Bermuda mystery Blue Treasure by Helen Girvan. The articles highlight humor adventure and educational charm in these children titles and note suitable ages for each book.
A reflective verse by N. A. Lufburrow comments on life’s grind and humanity's insignificance. It contrasts daily chores and official business with the world’s continuous movement beyond human concerns. The poem frames human endeavors as fleeting amid enduring time.
A historical roundup lists anniversaries from 1412 Joan of Arc to 1937 Roosevelt, with notable births such as Admiral Hugh Rodman Tom Mix Joseph Medill Patterson and Carl Sandburg. It notes New Mexico statehood in 1912 and a Theodore Roosevelt death in 1918 plus a horoscope claiming a kindly, adaptable outlook with potential misjudgments.
A 1950s etiquette quiz reviews proper dance floor etiquette and introductions. It covers whether a man should rise when his partner leaves, acceptable cut-in timing, polite introductions among couples, attire for afternoon sandals, discreet nose powder, and dining choices after a dance.
New York Jan 6 Broadway faces a cleanliness drive as business men and city support push to curb hawkers pushcarts neon signs and garish displays. Plans include tighter sign controls and a law enforced cleanliness campaign to return the Gay White Way to its former prestige. An opera initiative at the Hippodrome and a barbershop perk for New Year revelers highlight eclectic efforts to revive Broadway’s chic ambience.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses the uncertain effectiveness of vaccines for scarlet fever whooping cough and infantile paralysis. He notes the limited proof of lasting immunity from scarlet fever vaccines the uncertain duration of protection and the lack of routine recommendation. He also cautions against nasal blocking as a preventive method and highlights hospital staff may need protection.
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