Daily News Contains Erratic Teletype Entry
A terse note from The Daily News editor highlights a misprinted teletyped item. The belated correction appears amid other reader submissions and local notices.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1938
Page
2
A terse note from The Daily News editor highlights a misprinted teletyped item. The belated correction appears amid other reader submissions and local notices.
SATURDAY JULY 9 1938 Representative Maury Maverick questions the huge naval build up and argues defense could be achieved by coastal fortifications. He cites alternative war plans from American Mercury detailing government control and rationing, urging stronger national resolve to stay out of war.
Miss Bertha Trail writes to recommend Burton Hendrick's Bulwark of the Republic a Biography of the Constitution praising its lively portraits of Jefferson Madison Hamilton Marshall Webster and Henry Clay and Lincoln. She notes its broad minded scholarly approach fits today’s social questions and urges readers to enjoy the work. Frederick July 9.
The Tourmont Homemakers' Club invites members to a picnic on Wednesday evening July 13 at the home of Mrs. B. Kiefier in Thurmook.
A local kitchen note shares a Spanish steak method from Mrs A R Walls 1206 North Market Street. It details selecting 2 to 4 pounds of round steak, flouring each pound, searing, adding tomato soup onion celery and wine, then baking at high heat for one to one and a half hours.
Dr. Morris Fishbein outlines how diet must be carefully managed for people over 60 or 65. He warns against forcing appetite, notes digestive tissues weaken with age, and emphasizes easily digested, absorbable foods while ensuring proper elimination with suitable drugs or washes.
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick reports Edward T Helfenstein conducted services at All Saints church in Rev Osborne Ingle’s absence and delivered a short sermon. County commissioners awarded Charles A Poole the contract to rebuild the brick schoolhouse at Dunker Hill near Monrovia for 385 dollars and 4? cents. A team of horses owned by W G Horner broke from a mill near Emmitsburg and struck a telegraph pole on Main Street.
Local columns note the first of the 1918 wheat crop arriving at town at $220 per bushel minimum set by the Food Authority. Camp Meade is slated as a major War Department camp for 60,000 men with quarters forthcoming. A 10 cent per gallon gasoline tax raises prices by about 35 cents at retail. A letter to the editor urges possible police force cuts for economy, while Mayor Fraley declines comment. The two story brick house of Charles E. Moberry on East Patrick Street sold for $6,500 to Vernon T. Smith of Lewistown.
A chatty collage mentions a large Federal grant to Frederick for a shim clearance project, notes on county data including Montevue efficiency in 1937, and local signs of summer with fishing, vacations, and church events. It references Gettysburg anniversary crowds and Braddock as well as a literary closing quote about moving shadows.
After intestinal care older people need rest from overeating and a suitable diet. Milk is best for the aged, though some dislike it like infants. Doctors should note sensitivities and tailor meals. Encouraging the elderly with attractive clothing boosts spirits and longevity.
Washington reports a scathing portrait of Howard Bruce a Maryland Democrat and powerful Baltimore businessman as his gubernatorial ambitions collide with rivals. The piece traces Bruce’s influence in Baltimore politics the Chesapeake Bay bridge dispute Wayne Johnson lobbying and Roosevelt administration dynamics plus a note on Montgomery Fusionists and D C committee politics.
A reflective note cites I Corinthians 10 9 urging not to tempt Christ as some did and were punished by serpents. It frames temptations as a fire that burns away much of our self confidence and includes a brief attribution to Feneion.
Today's history entries mark milestones from 1680 with Thomas Devenport to 1937 events, including explorers, inventors, and battles. Birthdays list Dr Franz Boas, Dorothy Thompson, Hans Kaltenborn, Marion Kirkwood, Samuel Morison, and Edward Keating, with origins and ages noted.
Today's reading suggests a flexible approach may yield success through diplomacy and steady energy. As the day continues energy wanes but usually does not hinder progress or provoke strong opposition for the native.
About 125 Trundle descendants and friends attended at Monaracy Park for a July 3 reunion. Ryan Trundle presided, new officers named were William Brosius vice-president, Mrs. Claggett Fitton secretary, and Miss Edna Cromwell treasurer. Committees were formed to plan next year’s July 2 gathering at the same site.
Answers probe correct social usage for bridesmaids gifts silver patterns gift reception lines and donor relations. It covers whether to ask the bride about her preferences, how to handle damaged gifts, and where the bride stands. The piece presents the expected guidance and a sample solution.
New York’s Max Fleischer maintains a search for fresh talent to fuel his animated cartoons as Betty Boop and other features gain fame. Reports highlight Mrs. Marie Kramer buying Hotel Lincoln, and Gertrude Brandwein as a leading New York insurance saleswoman, with observations on gender roles and enterprise.
A set of five statements tests accuracy. 1 The present secretary of state is Gen Malin Craig 2 Cinnamon is made of a nut 3 The caliber of a gun is in diameter of its bore 4 Sofa is one of Turkey s latest cities 5 The present poet laureate England is John Masefield Answers on Last Page
AIR MAIL SERVICE between the United States, Buenos Aires and Montevideo was inaugurated in 208. The text expresses cautious optimism that business will advance as the service begins to move from stagnation to activity. The tone calls for progress and steady development.
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