Fair business principles urged for Federal Trade Commission
The editorial notes the Washington cornerstone for the Federal Trade Commission and outlines four fair practice principles. It stresses giving value, truthful advertising, avoiding harming rivals, and shunning public-welfare harms, suggesting firms adhering to these earn public trust. It warns that deceptive sellers are weighed by the marketplace even without FTC action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Italy Enforces Six Page Limit on Newspapers
A government decree effective July 17 in Italy limits all newspapers to six pages due to print shortages. The move, backed by Mussolini, is said to force papers to print government lines, prompting comparisons to an absence of independent courts and one man rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Mussolini
U. S
Supreme Court
The Illusion of Ownership and Wealth's Social Use
An essay argues ownership of wealth differs from its use and notes vast fortunes are consumed by family costs and societal investments. It asserts wealth must serve society through productive enterprises, and that removing ownership incentives could slow enterprise and harm production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Givin Ag Asnels
Pharaoh Hardens His Heart After Storm Ends
A biblical reflection notes Exodus 9 34 where Pharaoh and his officials after the rain hail and thunder ceased sin still more and harden their hearts in response to divine judgment
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Pharoah
T. E. Lawrence biography seen through many eyes
Bruce Catton highlights a new Doubleday volume "T. E. Lawrence A Biography Seen Through Many Eyes" with reminiscences by Shaw Churchill Forster Storrs Yeats Brown and Lowell Thomas. The book gathers friends who knew Lawrence in Arabia and WWI and offers an intimate, well written portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E Lawrence
Doubleday Doran
T. E. Lawrence
Lawrence
Bernard Shaw
Winston Churchill
E. M. Forster
Ronald Storrs
F Yeats Brown
Lowell Thomas
Arabia
T E Lawrence
Voices on Liberty and Faith Across Time
A mosaic of quotes from diverse figures including Dr J W Overstreet F H Stinchfield Friedrich Dibelius and Otto Nathan reflecting on democracy religion and culture. The note mentions Diana A Papworth a 10 year old in 1936 who sewed uniforms for the boys in blue during the Civil War era.
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Diana A Papworth
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick
Local column notes a fire destroys the Winebrenner and Mornin creamery in Coleridge Neb, valued around 600 dollars, to be rebuilt by Winebrenner and Halt. Also reported is the death of Mrs Susan Mark Wibpowa at 77, a member of Frederick’s oldest families, and I Albaugh son of Christian Albaugh recovering from a hand injury.
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Winebrener
Mornin Coleridge
Halt
Frederick
Noah Winebrenner
Codd
C Winebrener
Susan Mark Wwibpow
David J. Markey
West Third Street
Fredereks
High Stecin
Albaugh
Christian Albaugh
East Third Street
CITY COUNTY BANKS GAIN NEARLY 500000 DEPOSITS IN LAST YEAR
A Frederick and county bank compilation shows eleven county towns and six city banks increasing deposits by 569,251 in the year ending June 30 1937. Time and demand deposits rose, assets listed, and overall totals across all banks climbed despite low investment income.
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Tepos
Frederick Emid County
Aninas Bank
Frederick
Woodsburo
Liberty Town
Brunswick
Myersville
Middletown
Mt Aly
Emmitsburg
Wharmont
Walkersvile
Land
Feared Victim Joan Keane Missing in Brooklyn
A two year old girl from Brooklyn, Joan Keane, vanished after being seen walking with a man toward a park. Police launched a large search after parents reported the child missing and fear she was abducted by a degenerate offender.
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Joan Keane
Brooklyn
Kidney inflammation may progress to nephrosis if untreated
Dr Morris Fishbein explains stages between acute nephritis and chronic nephrosis. He notes fluid retention anemia rising blood pressure and reduced urine output. Management requires rest reduced fluids and salt intake diet regulation and careful examination to remove infection foci, with possible diuretic drugs or procedures.
Worm Found In Yard At 17 East Church Street
Charles Masser found a small grey worm in his yard at 17 East Church Street and brought it to The News office. The creature is described as a slender worm with a tapered tail and a body length about three quarters of its overall length.
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Charles Masser
East Church Street
First Draft Of The Draft Drawn As Nation Prepares
The article reports on the first draft expected to draw 8244 men from Maryland and 500 from Frederick as Provost Marshal Crowder plans nationwide drawing. Local Red Cross chapters form in counties with chairs named in Wolfville Mose and Ellerton. Several individuals enlist or depart for naval service. deaths include Thomas F Bill and Henry Boyle.
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Maisland
Lion Frederick
Crowder
Natonwade Oo
Mose Ie Mas
Edgarle
John Bussard
James Ho
Gamibrill
Ara
Naval
Balimore
William B Bennett
New York
France
Thomas F Bille
Ellerton
Myersville Savings Bank
Henry Boyle
Laubertytown
Sormediv
Baifume
Too Hot to Think Lufs Burrow Seeks Comfort in Summer
A short humorous note from N. A. Lufburrow laments the heat of summer and suggests simple pleasures to cope. The speaker finds relief in sunbathing, bathing, and yard time, avoiding work and strenuous activity while embracing relaxation.
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N. A. Lufburrow
What Would You Do About Manners At A Concert
A vintage etiquette note answers questions on social behavior at public events. It states avoid honking to show appreciation and do not chatter during a band concert. It advises that women should speak first to an acquaintance man, and leaving seats between acts is proper. It outlines paying fares on public transport when asked and how to respond gracefully to insistence.
New York Burlesque Reopens Under Control and Dress Tease Emerges
New York City reports six former burlesque houses reopening under municipal oversight as the dress tease emerges, replacing strip acts with staged partial reveals. Galaxy of Talent notes Dick Rodgers and Larry Hart returning to Broadway with Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman in a new Sam Harris production. Puzzling Job recalls Daniel Frohman’s early city room days deciphering Horace Greeley’s handwriting. Front Page News covers Hecht and MacArthur parting ways and Simone Simon missing a Normandie voyage, delaying vacation plans.
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New York
Damosels
Commissioner of Licenses
Dick Rodgers
Larry Hart
Broadway
George M. Cohan
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
Sam H. Harris
Sam
Harris
The
Music Box
Daniel Frohman
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Ben Hecht
Charles MacArthur
Simone Simon
Normandie
France
Notable historical anniversaries and births listed
Today in history compiles notable births and events from 1789 to 1930s including Mordecai Noah born in Philadelphia and died 1851, Alexander D. Bache born 1806, Samuel Colt born 1814, Mother Bickerdyke born 1817, Willy Hays born 1837, Edward C Pickering born 1846, Seneca Falls convention 1848, currency changes 1862, Franco Prussian War 1870, 1934 San Francisco general strike, and notable figures Mayo Mack Halt Muir Warner listed with birth years and places.
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Mordecai M. Noah
United States
Africa
New York City
Ararat
Grand Island
Waiagara
Philadelphia
Alexander D. Bache
United States Coast Survey
Benjamin Franklin
Samuel Colt
Connecticut
Hartford
Mary Anne B. Bickerdyke
Mother Bickerdyke
Knox County
Ohio
Bunker Hill
Kans
Willy Hays
William Shakespeare Hays
Louisville
Mollie Darling
Edward C Pickering
Harvard
Boston
Seneca Falls
N. Y
New York
Washington, D.C
Lendaon
San Francisco
Northwest
Philippines
Franklin
Ind
Charles H. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
Second Federal Circuit
Merlin Halt Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Malcolm Muir
Glen Ridge
N. J
Frances L. Warner
Providence
Putnam, Conn
Daily English Lesson and Word Study
A daily English lesson column discusses common misuses mispronunciations and spelling tips. It includes a vocabulary focus on impious and hints at pronunciation rules and example sentences.
Horoscope of Change and Stability in Love and Wealth
The reading notes shifts and artistic moods, predicting ups and downs in fortune and love. It urges building character and saving wealth during prosperity to weather future dark days.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
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Associated Press
Fredenck, Md
Bible Thought
Bruce Catton
J. W Overstreet
College of the City of New York
F.H Stinchfield
American Bar Association
Germany
Friedrich Dibelius
Quiepo de Llana
Otto Nathan
Uni
the News
Frederick Corny
Fellows Rogers
Fishing Creek
Fishing Creek Star
Frederck City
Mires George Howard
Tarboro
N.C
Morris Fishbein
Titer Journal American Medical Assa and
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
By WiLliams
Bervict
Copyright
NRA Service, Inc
New Yorkie
George Ross
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
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