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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1938
Page
2
A notice from The Daily News states it will correct any errors or defamatory reflections appearing in its columns and asks readers to bring concerns to the editor. It notes entry at the post office in Fred Estate and references proper archival handling of matter.
A 1938 discussion compares US and Canadian approaches to Indigenous welfare. The U S Rotary Magazine symposium weighs keeping Indians separate versus assimilation. Canada contemplates a vast northern 'back to the wilds' reserve for trapping and hunting under minister T A Crear. Officials, Indians, and observers debate whether past life or integration into white society offers future security.
Frederick county announces the engagement of Mrs Anne Dennis Zeigler of Mount Hampton Farm to Mr James Coale Sappington of Washington D C and Liberty town. Zeigler, educated at St Hilda's Hall and St Marthas School, is a descendant of Maryland governors and connected to local families. Sappington is Georgetown University 1926 graduate, son of the late Dr James Coale Sappington of Libertytown, and works with the State Department in Washington.
The piece notes two million U S business concerns with only 6.6 percent worth over 75000. Three quarters are unincorporated. In 1935 there were 1 633 961 retail stores generating 33 181 000 000 in sales, with 1 474 143 independently owned. Service establishments numbered 517 000 with 577 181 proprietors. Average capital per factory worker stood at 8000. Real wages for American workers exceeded Italian and German levels and approached British payouts.
A mixed set of false statements tests readers ability to spot inaccuracies. The list wrongly asserts Albert LeBron as president of France, Katharine Hepburn in a fictional film, and Cracow as Poland's capital. It also defines outdated terms and contains scattered garbled text about Mono Lake outlets.
Joshua Biggs of Rocky Ridge former Frederick County State Senator died at 65.He had long served as Western Maryland Railway director. Jacob Zimmerman estate of about 90000 to be divided among seven heirs including Mrs O D Lease of Daysville and Mrs George W Shank of Woodsboro. Howard Ridenour temporarily fills clerk post at Central Hotel vacated by Lewis O Casile.
About 136000 dollars worth of new property is added to city books by intermerdiate assessors after their recent completion. Frederick City and County ministers and spouses enjoyed a dinner at Hotel Braddock hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D Baker with Rev RL Shipley and Mrs Shipley assisting. Dr Brooke J Jarison of Emmitsburg was injured when a car passed and forced his vehicle off an embankment by railroad tracks near Emmitsburg. Worthington P Wachter of Hagerstown, formerly of Walkersville, named secretary to the State Industrial Accident Commission. A shot from George B Culler’s Manor road farm sent two would-be chicken thieves fleeing with a rifle report.
Daily lesson explains common word misuse and pronunciation. Today's focus word amiable means kindhearted with a sweet temper. It shows how proper usage can improve vocabulary and clarity in writing and speech.
The city engages Baltimore architects to draft plans for a new city hall after taxpayers approve a preliminary step. The mayor and city council authorize this action to pursue a federal grant, with July noted as the planning period.
Chronology of births and deaths of notable figures from 790 to 1976, including Fitz-Greene Halleck, Zeppelin, Rockefeller, Mary Lincoln, and others. Also notes events such as the Declaration of Independence reading in New York City and the Lausanne Reparations Conference. Includes birthdays of David E. Lilienthal, John H. Bankhead, Claude Porter, Percy Grainger, Seton Porter, and Rear Admiral Crewe.
Today's forecast highlights a native with executive ability and reformer energy driven by nervous vigor. Strong planetary aspects could aid rapid advancement and many friends may back ambitious aims.
A devotional contrasts Jesus fleeing crowds seeking to crown him king with the idea that his mission surpasses earthly glory. It portrays Jesus as too vast for any mere throne and willing to bear the crown of thorns for the sake of a spiritual kingdom. The message urges humility and steadfast faith beyond worldly power.
New York columnist George Tucker notes Colonel Jacob Ruppert, owner of the Yankees and a beer empire, keeps a private retreat at a stone house in Garrison New York. There he cares for parrots, monkeys, bantams, pheasants, St Bernards, and retired brewery horses, away from his vast Manhattan interests.
A Sabson Newspaper Syndicated piece argues against crowning Jesus with human labels and creeds, insisting two thousand years ago He rejected false crowns and remains the divine Son of God and Saviour. It contends efforts to demean or reshape Him distort His true nature.
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