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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland explains publication rights and correction policy. It states AP news dispatches are for publication and letters require real name or authorisation. It notes postal service entry as second class matter and announces editorial standards.
A July 15 1937 column discusses poverty in the Roosevelts era. It cites irregular industry orders low wages and personal failings as contributors while urging ongoing efforts to reduce poverty through education and social programs. Noting Jesus statement it argues poverty persists and demands action.
Buyers of new cars increasingly understand the difference between list price and delivered price. The practice of advertising delivered prices rose with optional gadgets shifting to standard equipment and taxes as added costs. The era of hidden extras fades as consumers demand clarity in total cost before purchase.
Frederick County Teachers Association praises The News for publishing Know Your School articles throughout the past school year. Citizens’ favorable comments across the county show wide impact. Signed by Mary J. Shuff, Chairman, Frederick, July 14.
Babson argues investors err by buying high and selling low, urging purchases in a low market. He notes the Babson chart shows a new Prosperity Area forming and predicts extended good times with cheap money, housing shortages, and rising industries. He discusses Roosevelt's policies, taxation, and Europe's stability, urging confidence in American stocks and a long Prosperity run.
Bruce Catton’s Ferment follows two brothers, a taxi driver and a con man, as they clash over a shared love in Philadelphia. The novel renders a tormented, murky America with labor spies, strikes, and a rising fascist current amid honest workers seeking happiness with Rosein.
A column recaps events from 50 and 20 years ago in Frederick, noting mills in local towns such as Walkersville and Knoxville, a wheat incident near Tabane, a Braddock Heights service speaker, a funeral, and local officials including Deputy Cll Marty.
A hot day and blistering sun leave the town in misery as residents long for a cooling breeze and a refreshing thunder shower. N A Lufburrow laments the heat and notes summer’s grip on daily life.
The text outlines causes of non renal albuminuria and how urine tests alone mislead diagnosis. It advocates comprehensive history and full physical exams, with selective invasive tests when necessary, to distinguish kidney from lower tract issues. It warns against commercially offered urine tests lacking medical context and stresses annual exams with urine analysis.
A collection of brief quotations from Dr Guy H Smith Ohio State Geography head Senator Arthur Vandenberg Owen T Young and Wilbur L Cross governor of Connecticut. The lines advocate worker rights inspiration and independent thought for a better society.
A historical etiquette quiz answers questions on table service. It states: a wife serves one hot dish per meal. crumbs are cleaned with napkin and plate. a waiting family member folds the napkin and leaves it on the table. the hostess clears guests on her right first. salt and pepper are removed when dessert is cleared. and if a guest overstays, pretend to be hospitable rather than obvious.
George Ross notes how different avenues reveal character via storefront types and crowds. From Sixth Avenue employment agencies to teutonic Yorkville on East 86th Street, the piece surveys street life and local quirks in a vivid tour of Manhattan sections.
Alfred Hertz in San Francisco born in Germany 63 years ago. Will Winton Alexander Morrisville Missouri 53 years ago. Walter L. Bierring Iowa Davenport 69 years ago. Garry C. Myers Cleveland Sylvan Pennsylvania 53 years ago. Richard S. Whaley Charleston South Carolina 63 years ago. Marie Tempest English actress born 71 years ago.
Entries list events and figures across years including Napoleon surrender after Waterloo in 1815, a 1912 UK National Insurance Act, 1913 US mediation board creation, 1923 Wiley Post’s Winnie Mae world flight, and Townsend Clubs opening a Cleveland convention, plus birth and death notes on deposed Bishop Onderdonk and theologian Clement Moore.
The text lists prominent individuals with birthplaces and death dates including Christmas born in New York. Almira H. L. Phelps born Berlin Connecticut died Baltimore July 15 1884. Henry Edward Manning born 1808 died January 14 1892. William Wintes born Gloucester Massachusetts died June 30 1917. Franklin K. Lane born Canada died May 18 1921. Lord Northcliffe born England died August 14 1922.
The forecast describes a sympathetic, home loving disposition with secretive traits and low energy for those born in specific times of day. It notes blending with past or subsequent days tendencies for births in early or late hours.
Daily notes highlight misused phrases pronunciation and spelling. It urges vocabulary growth and provides todays word circumlocutory meaning roundabout with examples and tips for correct usage.
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