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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News promises prompt correction of any names or corporate references found in its columns once brought to the editor's attention.
In Washington after adjournment Senator Carl A Hatch outlines a comprehensive bill to bar active political participation by state and federal employees. Senator Morris Sheppard leads the Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee, promising secret investigations into relief employee interference, with public indignation guiding its actions. Citizens are urged to report intrusions they encounter.
The text argues that real happiness comes from a heart condition, not from independence, health, marriage, wealth, or success. It asserts that happiness arises when a person renounces self, focuses on others, and projects energy into external enterprises, freeing the mind from morbid self-brooding.
A devotional line asserts David prevailed over the Philistine with a sling and a stone but lacked a sword. The verse and accompanying note emphasize a creed of right and might prevailing.
Bruce Catton reviews Graham Greene’s Brighton Rock noting its ominous tone and the rise of a 17 year old killer who commits murder to uphold his gang. The novel’s realism lies in Greene’s portrayal and inevitable downfall driven by a doomed romance and a victim’s casual spark. Officers installed in King David Lodge No 50 I O F with new Noble Grand Edward C. McDevitt and others. ceremony followed by remarks and refreshments. Rebuilding farm fences consumes at least 490 million posts annually in the U S.
In a Frederick column dated July 6 1988 Harry N Lansdale of Washington received part of a government damages award for Civil War era losses. Driver John Schildknecht was injured when his wagon tipped over near the Middletown valley. Master Casper Cline of Glenmore plans a visit from a friend and Master Walter Pearce of Baltimore is mentioned.
The Drait Exemption Board lists 295 men selected for military service. Judges Hammondurner Glenn H Worthington and Edward C Peter appoint David G Zentz Thurmont Oscar M Fogle Brunswick and Clayton O Xeedy Frederick to the county auditing commission. A Frederick group entertainment at Gettysburg is followed by misfortune as Grayson KE Staley’s car is stolen and a neighbor’s cow wrecks Rev Henri L G Kieffer and Robert A Kemp’s gardens. The Independent Firemen help save Russell C Thomas’s 18 room signe house near Lime Kiln, estimated loss $1,000. Three Fourth of July arrests for drunkenness occur in dry Frederick and a drunken driver is fined at New Market.
The article offers guidance on making refreshing summer beverages using canned and fresh fruit juices. It covers freezing juice cubes, substituting iced tea for water, mixing multiple juices for exotic flavors, and adding lemon, mint, spices, and sweeteners. Garnishes include cherries, mint, citrus twists, candied fruit, coconut, berries, and candied ginger.
Mrs Theophil Twente will address the Frederick Missionary Conference at Hood College on India with motion pictures. She was a missionary in India 1914 to 1930 and has since been active in religious and civic work in Buffalo New York. The conference featured dancing and singing as well as lectures with attendance from Frederick Middletown and Harris Town. A Missionary Conference will follow at Ursinus College July 23 to 29 with leaders from here taking part. Rev William S DeLong of Philadelphia spoke on home missions at Brodbeck Hall with Rev James E Wagner of Lancaster present at the vesper service.
Today's word Appropriate is explored with usage and pronunciation guidance. A Loudoun county death from Rocky Mountain spotted fever is reported in Leesburg Virginia on July 6. L Hatcher Piggott, 46, died at H Keen Unison home after a week of illness, likely from a tick bite while unloading cattle.
A speaker compares home missions today with fifty years ago noting a shift from establishing churches to aiding underprivileged urban residents. He cites the Home Mission Board’s 112 years of work including efforts among Winnebago in Wisconsin Japanese communities on the Pacific coast and Hungarians, and states the denomination has spent 11 million dollars in this country since beginning home mission work.
A reflective poem by A. Lufburrow laments diplomatic rifts and rising rancor between nations. It calls for calmer discourse, less greed, and recognition of what is right to avert war, ending with a hopeful note for reduced conflict as days progress.
The Girl Scouts of America Troop No 4 held an outing at Braddock Heights on Tuesday under Scout captain Mrs. Roger Willard. Many girls passed swimming tests in the Braddock pool, then enjoyed a picnic supper before returning to Frederick in mothers’ cars. Chaperone Mrs. Raymond Ford accompanied the group. Present were Betty Morton Virginia Gambrill Dorothy Ford Helen Smith Ann McCollister Elizabeth Parka Clotilda Mateny Betty Baumgardner Louwise Rhoads Elaine Moberly Dorothy Trout Kitty Trout Ann Helfenssein Juanita Blumenauer Betty Zeigler Elizabeth Etzler.
Becky Ford reports that early Spanish cartographers gave the stream feeding the Arkansas east of Las Animas a lengthy name meaning The River of the Souls Lost in Purgatory. Later maps shortened it to Picketwire due to space limits.
Dr. Fishbein explains lung capacity and breathing dynamics including tidal, complacent, and supplementary air. The vital capacity averages about 3000 cubic centimeters, and breath holds depend on lung air and carbon dioxide levels. Normal breath rate adapts with activity, and excessive acidity provokes rapid breathing, while the body remains largely alkaline.
In New York on July 6 Dr William J Reilly touted the Institute for Straight Thinking a mind gym to strip deadwood from problems. He advises using facts to pick opinions and a ledger method to weigh options for clear decisions. The piece also notes James Barton and Henry Busse as entertainment figures in town.
Henry Ford lauds McGuffey author while Dewitt Emery urges small businesses to create their own opportunities. Prince Mike Romanoff mocks income worries. Brice Barton defines prosperity as volume times velocity in a collection of 20th century business quips.
A quiz on proper office and social etiquette questions. It covers smoking, furniture, telephones, and how a young woman should introduce herself, with host etiquette for smoking at a friend’s table and the best choice for ash handling.
A compact roll of birth and death anniversaries and notable events from 1369 to 1928, listing John Huss, John Paul Jones, Joshua Barney, Alexander Wilson, Daniel Gilman, Katherine Tingley, Thomas Sperry, the Continental Congress dollar adoption, the Republican Party founding, the McKay stitching patent, U.S. intervention in Russia, Coolidge Coast Guard order, and The Lights of New York’s release.
A birthday column notes 400 000 share day marking a strong advance and lists prominent figures with birthplaces and ages including William H. Homibrook Alfred L. Aiken Roger W. Babson Maj. Gen. Edward M. Markham Dhan Gopal Mukerji Mrs Estelle M Sternberger Harry F Sinclair. It adds a未来 mood on luck and life, ending with a reflection on success and care.
Five statements test knowledge with verdicts on a coal conspiracy trial in Harlan Kentucky. Canion is misdescribed as a northern Chinese city. A nectafine is a peach variety. Adelina Patti is noted as a famed Italian soprano. A ferret is a mammal.
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