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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1948
Page
4
Medical discussion explains that growing pains in children are usually harmless but can signal serious conditions in rare cases. It notes growth strain, possible gland or sinus issues, and occasional rheumatic fever links. For skin fungus, treatment depends on mold type and affected skin area.
Thirteen economists from the National Industrial Conference Board predict higher production and living costs in 1948, defying supply and demand expectations. They warn that postwar demand may have peaked and foreign spending won’t boost net American investments, keeping prices up with rising output.
A Northern household practice describes keeping bird feeding stations during snow covered months. It emphasizes humane help with sunflower seeds cracked wheat corn and cereal mixes warmed with fat to aid insect eating birds and notes the pleasure nature lovers derive from watching the birds.
A religious meditation recounts a would be mob at John Wesley’s meeting who were turned by the Spirit to serve in ministry. It warns that a conscience may fail only if God withdraws, urging repentance before outer darkness and praising the King of Glory entering a hardened heart.
English lesson notes discuss correct usage of claim and say while introducing refutation. A Frederick bowling report notes Jack Crampton winning $0. five first prize with 643 high five game score, Bollinger 634 runner up, Harry Wolfe 170 single game top, and Frederick team set for meets at Winchester and Baltimore.
A brief column by N A Lufburrow urges readers to maintain a cheerful expression as a daily tonic. The piece notes many faces reflect mood and argues happiness benefits social atmosphere and personal demeanor.
A Jan 9 1898 item notes Sen Norwood to introduce bills to elect five aldermen at large and elect the city register by popular vote, Mayor to make appointments. Discussion of an electric railroad from Jefferson to Frederick or connecting at Braddock Heights. Frederick Youngs Peoples Alliance executive committee meets with officers David S Rice president H H Abbott secretary S Elmer Brown treasurer. Frank B Rhodes of Frederick injured after falling 15 feet with Merrymakers in Delaware. Henry Dover to run the Thurmont post office succeeding L R Waesche. Harry Cover assisting and learning the work.
In Frederick County, George G. Whitney of Winona Wisconsin will assume the role after Charles A Westman resigned. The Kiwanis Club planned to invite Col Charles A Lindbergh to Frederick upon his return from Panama. Local banks kept their directors and annual elections unchanged. Baby Peggy Montgomery, a young motion picture star, visited the restored Barbara Fritchie House with her parents.
Washington Daybook surveys disillusion and attrition in federal service as salaries stagnate and loyalty checks breed fear. It highlights Gordon Cole’s Machinists Almanack venture, Wall Street influence on appointments, Senator Glenn Taylor’s rejection of a third party bid, and Johnny Maragon's DC cronyism amid Truman era politics.
The invitation comes with a hostess who cooked the meal herself. Though praising the food during the meal may feel tactless, a cook expects compliments to acknowledge her effort and skill.
President Truman’s Congress address signals a radical left turn, framing tax cuts by $40 for all as class-neutral and advocating higher corporate taxes to penalize success. The piece argues this aligns with CIO ideology, threatens American capitalism, and could energize Republicans against New Deal policies. It notes potential political consequences for the 1948 campaign and calls the program a radical shift.
The Nation Today surveys how voters will face blame in 1948 as Truman tax plans clash with Knutson proposals and Republican critiques. It notes price controls, OPA history, and looming contest with Dewey, plus a Middletown 4 H Club Christmas meeting and local vehicle collision.
A reader asks about marrying an older man amid age differences and social warnings. Dorothy Dix counsels ignoring gossips, valuing personal compatibility, and notes that age gaps are not disqualifying if both are suited.
A VA inspection service will certify housing prices as reasonable for GI Bill loans. Builders and veterans use price estimates before building, with VA architects and engineers monitoring construction to ensure plans and specs are followed, enabling loan approval.
Darel R. Smith 26 and Sally Essie Sensabaugh 2 divorced both of Lexington Virginia Paul J Burgess 36 and Virginia T Robinson 36 divorced both of Washington. Property deeds show Forrest G Moler and wife, William A Weller and wife to Jon a M Shry, Glenroy Black and wife, county totaling $10. Geil L Cutshall and wife O Keeney and wife in county.
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