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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1938
Page
2
An essay extols the Bible as a timeless book shaping law and culture. It argues the Bible unites Christian branches, underpins education and literature, and remains a globally translated core text. A call to readers to own and read the Bible appears amid editorial commentary.
Howard W Blakeslee reports John S Kennedy of the British Museum found that mere crowding turns ordinary grasshoppers into locusts. In crowded cages they swarm and become destructive. in solitary cages they revert to harmless solitary behavior. Kennedy locating solitary hoppers in sunny bare spots of mullet fields in Sudan.
A collection of quotes from judges and officials on civic duty and democracy. It notes Frank A. F. Severance’s appointment as assistant district attorney for New York County, describing his Gaithersburg upbringing.
Elias Grove Braddock District champion ice hauler traveled Frederick over many spring ice roads. A map shows a proposed Fairview district for the Legislature. Rev A B Stoner battled Owens Creek ice en route to Creagerstown. his horse named Doc freed him after stepping into water.
Selections from the January 1918 issue note a coal saving drive by the United States Fuel Administration urging schoolchildren to tag shovels and sift ashes for coal on January 30. The Williams estate exceeds 100000 with 20000 to Federated Charities and a surviving wife empowered to dispose of 10000 in trust. The Junior Fire Company and United Fire Company announce their officers including Keefer Shipley Bennett and Chew among others.
The Saturday issue reviews post holiday activity with bank clearings up 39 percent from 1936, zeroing in on Frederick County profits, tax cuts, and OI railroad revival. It notes local events from school reopenings, lodge installations, and club meetings, plus upcoming library and public works plans.
Mrs Theron D. Green of Columbus Ohio contributes a home kitchen recipe for potato refrigerator rolls using scalded milk mashed potatoes yeast and bread flour plus a variant cinnamon roll. The same page also lists veal birds a stuffed veal steak dish with pork breadcrumbs and sage baked until tender credited to Mrs Theron D. Green with address details.
Frederick residents shift focus from winter to the vibrant social scene as rural women fix the date for their annual March meet while ministers note Lenten services. The town centers on two vivid figures, Napoleon and Garbo, in a lighthearted, reflective mood as Mary Esther signs off.
Bruce Caston reviews Robert Benchley’s After 1903 What revealing a scatter of short pieces with wit and social satire. Benchley satirizes politics, beauty, drinking and driving with sharp humor, ending with a lighter note on the world’s cockeyed state.
Dr. Morris Fishbein reviews varicose vein treatments, noting no universal method exists. He traces ancient to modern practices from Hippocrates to injections, cautions about clotting risks, and emphasizes individualized care and ongoing research.
A short verse by W. A. Lufburrow urges lifting gloom through smiling. It notes troubles and odds, but asserts a smile brings a benefit and helps face daily woes with cheerful eyes.
A reader quiz on social introductions covers who to name first in introductions, proper phrasing for meeting new people, and handling anecdotes. The best etiquette guidance emphasizes stating identities clearly and avoiding awkward moments, with the recommended script for meeting new acquaintances.
A compilation of notable historical anniversaries and birthdays with brief notes on events from 1735 to 1987, including battles, political milestones, and prominent figures. It also offers a short astrology outlook predicting enhanced expression in poetry and music and a mild nature with patience aiding progress.
Daily English lesson notes misused words pronunciation spelling and vocabulary goals. Today's word involve meaning to draw into a complication with example from Beecher.
Fragmentary talk and snatches of conversation quoted after a day of knocking about New York. Notable quotes mention London on Christmas, Jo Roosevelt, Eddy Duchin, Leon the impresario, Hope Chandler, Sly Eddie Davis, Lou Gehrig, and Paul Smail, reflecting wartime society and show business.
A fragmented puzzle page asks five questions about Basques fishing capital of the United States and a widow’s ritual. It also includes a dog inheritance problem where a dying hunter left 18 dogs with divisions for James Joe and John. One dog died before distribution. how was the math satisfied?
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