Desperate Japan in China Under Sinking Quick Sand Metaphor
An experienced Far East observer compares Japan’s China effort to a man sinking in quicksand as strain on resources grows. Viewpoints vary on Japan’s fate, with some predicting collapse and others urging restraint. The piece notes Western powers eye spheres of influence amid a divided China and questions any early acceptance of Tokyo’s plan.
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Chiang Kai Shek
More Police Help At Funerals Urged By Mourner
A letter from Frederick urges police escorts for all funerals to manage traffic on Market Street. The writer thanks officers for recent help but urges consistent escort to prevent accidents during processions. He cites a near-mazard crossing and asks for proactive traffic control in funeral parades.
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AZ & Constructive
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Strength For The Day Death And Victory
A Babson Newspaper Syndicate devotional discusses facing death with faith. It contrasts worldly indulgence leading to defeat with righteous living bringing triumph, stating that death is a doorway to a larger life through faith in Jesus Christ.
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Firemen's Carnival set for July 27 at New Midway
County Commissioner Jesse J Renner announced the annual Firemen's Carnival on July 27 at New Midway under the Republican club of Frederick county. The event is one of four summer carnivals with others on July 16 August 20 and September 3. Governor Harry W Nice will give the main address with speeches by several candidates. Renner leads the New Midway Fire Department as president and chief.
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Quiet Frederick Lights First Electric Night
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick notes recall the city’s first electric lights illuminating Court House Park with glowing orbs among the trees. Edward Thomas Claggett of Memphis arrived in Frederick and was identified as kin of the late Thos Claggett, once linked to a Civil War bread riot in Richmond, Virginia.
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Richmond
NAMES OF 37 MEN CALLED TO CAMP MEADE QUOTA
The city Exemption Board announced July 14 that 37 men will leave for Camp Meade on July 22 as the city's draft quota is set. Trolley fares rising to 6 cents are meeting resistance from several Washington county riders. The French colors waved with the American flag at the post office in honor of Bastille Day, with flags donated by Mrs. Hendrickson and Mrs. Worthington. J. E. Metzger of Maryland State College paid tribute to the faithful work of American farmers at Braddock Heights song service. Dr G Leslie Omwake of Collegeville Pa is the first scheduled speaker for Hood College Summer Missionary Conference.
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Our Recovery To Head Off World Low Mood
Roger W Babson argues that Europe faces recession but the United States can prevent a world downturn through continued prosperity and strong trade. He warns Germany, Italy, and Austria pose risks, urges boosting English and French economies, and urges Americans to avoid isolationism while supporting world peace through commerce.
Daily Lesson In English Word Of The Day Inadequately
A compact note teaching a vocabulary point with misused terms and correct pronunciation. It highlights inadequately meaning deficiently and urges daily practice to master one word, emphasizing proper usage, spelling, and synonyms for careful language.
Quotes Show Varied Views On Governance And Society
The passages present notable voices from politics and diplomacy. Senator Byrd defends government reorganization while debating methods. A Danish court report cites aristocratic rigidities as a source of friction. Argentine Ambassador Le Breton asserts a trait of Argentines denying prejudices as a national stance.
Boundary line maps hung in Carroll and Frederick counties
Plats of the long disputed division line between Carroll and Frederick counties, Maryland, have been mounted in the Carroll County Courthouse and the Clerk of the Court offices. The lines stretch 11.1591 miles with fourteen cornerstones set, traced from Warfield's Mill on Sam's Creek toward Mount Airy and Ridgeville, reflecting a century of agreement between the counties.
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Vacation tour to New York and New England scales up interest
Henry K. Shoemaker county agent reports many applications for details of the Tri State vacation and educational tour to New York Boston and New England. The August 15 to 18 trip is open to farmers from Frederick Carroll and Washington counties and several counties in Virginia and West Virginia. The special train departs Martinsburg West Virginia Monday morning August 15 at 7 40 and another leaves at 7 35 from the city over the Pennsylvania Railroad meeting tourists at Lancaster Pennsylvania and arriving in New York at 2 30 in the afternoon. About twenty county residents took the Canada trip last year and Shoemaker expects more to join this year.
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Health science reports large infantile paralysis serum tests
The fourth in a six part series discusses convalescent serum injections from recovered patients to prevent paralysis during the pre paralytic stage. While some doctors back the method, others doubt its effectiveness though it is not harmful. Early medical attention and careful bed rest are urged for affected children.
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Bible Thought On Murder and Solitude Voice
A fragment cites Numbers 35 16 about a murderer facing death and contrasts it with a line from Maturin describing solitude as a restraining voice. The text mentions instruments of iron and contrasts confinement with a dire moral judgment.
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Voice of Solitude
Maturin
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers Card
A social etiquette quiz offers guidance: do not bend pages to mark a loan, do not refer to a wife as the missus, do not begin conversations with Look or Let me tell you, do not grab someone’s arm while speaking, and do not honk when passing an acquaintance. For introducing a husband to an acquaintance use This is Jim for casual or intimate friends.
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Jim
New York City Offers Inexpensive Vacation Delights
The city provides affordable leisure options from free or cheap parks and beaches to low cost cultural events. WPA concerts in Central Park and Prospect Park, Federal Theater caravans, and nickel ferry rides showcase budget-friendly ways to enjoy music, theater, casinos, and dining. Parks, zoos, and subway rides offer low-cost entertainment across boroughs and nearby beaches.
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Today in History and Birthdays Almanac
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Andorra No Passport for European Travel
Paris July 14 AP reports Andorra the Pyrenees microstate lies between France and Spain and is described as the only European country not requiring a passport for entry.
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