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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1938
Page
2
Fragmentary notice from The Daily News notes publication at an Maryland post office. It discusses author identity publication authority and potential misstatements about reputations and alleged facts. The fragment mentions editor attention and second class mailing.
A 1938 reflection on how Lorraine's iron ore trade between France and Germany, aided by a Coke payment system, reveals that economic exchange can erode nationalist barriers. The author argues international cooperation along trade routes is essential to keep the world safe for democracy and counter militaristic regimes.
Japan will not host the 1940 Olympic Games due to the prolonged Chinese war and mounting costs. War Minister Itagaki's statement signals exhaustion from the war effort and a view that financing the games would be impractical. The article suggests Tokyo may acknowledge that continuing the war is costly and uncertain.
A quiz item titled Cranium Crackers tests readers on word meanings and geography. Questions ask Kilimanjaro, author of Some Doone, meaning of matriculate, the capital of Holland, and Omar Kanarram's homeland, with answers on the last page.
A compact reflection cites Exodus 31 15 about Sabbath rest and a warning of death for work on that day. It adds a contrasting line, Next to faith in God is faith in labor, attributed to Bovee, framing devotion and effort as paired duties.
Olive Roberts Barton reviews recent children's books highlighting titles about soldiers roles, cookery, and humorous dunces. The piece praises a beginner's cookbook style by Lucy Mary Malthy, noting engaging fiction paired with practical illustrations and female readers aged 12-16.
Pennsylvania pretzebender John W Wentzel sues for compensation for an injured finger. A quoted line from Carl Jochin Hahoro of Norway’s parliament on honesty contrasts with comments from Mrs J Gasparotti of Moberly Missouri about fictional characters.
Dr. Henry J. Stahr head of Hood College has accepted membership on the National Committee for Religion and Welfare Recovery Educational Division. He joins many college and university leaders nationwide as the group aims to secure greater financial and moral support for religious educational and character building institutions across the United States. The committee formed this spring plans a national convention in Chicago from November 1 to 3.
The Pleasant Grove M P church auxiliary met at Mrs James Day's home with many members and visitors present. Mrs Edgar Davis presided. song In the Service of the King opened the meeting and discussion focused on Fellowship Furtherante Through Law. Mrs Davis welcomed the visiting minister who will spend the summer in England. A donation was given to assist his travel funds. James Day was elected chairman. the annual summer supper is planned for August 11. Supper was served.
Loyal items from The News column dated July 20 1888 note All Saints P E Church fire incident caused by spontaneous combustion from old rags, stomped out by a passer by. Also mentions Captain Stephen R Bowlus and Boonsboro celebrating its hundredth anniversary.
The Southern States Cooperative sponsored a meeting on the fertilizer cost of service at the New Market school auditorium Tuesday night. Attendees included Walter E. Burrall of New Market, Bradley Dudrow of Hyattstown, and John H. Page of Hiamsville. Bobbitt, Frederick branch manager, outlined the plan while Norman S. Lease of New Market served as chairman.
Local notes from July 1918 report the Civic Club preparing to snip another project while medical reform and army service influence develop. The Frederick new building on East Patrick street faces delays with occupancy now doubtful and marble shipments from Indiana delaying progress. work began with an expected July 1 opening.
Summer knitting for girls aims to produce a simple, stylish sweater sized for bust 35 and a half inches. Directions include materials Shetland floss, No 2 and No 5 needles, gauge eight rows per inch, and step by step back front and sleeve shaping with ribbing patterns and button-free construction for a tailored look.
A non support case against Carl Horner of East Second Street was released for grand jury action in September. Horner bonded at 250 dollars. The matter arose in Peoples Court before Magistrate Patrick M. Schnauffer on a warrant served by acting County Constable Verner Alten Bennett represented Horner.
The Woodsboro Ladies Aid entertained members at the homes of Luther Shankle and Cammell Jacobs on Tuesday. Attendees included Rev. Paul Sampson, Maurice Ciabaugh and family, Pauline, Stanley and Billy, Charles Lippy and family, Jeskill and daughter Winifred, Iva Sires TZ, and Mrs. John Snider. Refreshments were served.
Thirty three members and friends of The Friendly Girls class of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school under Mrs G Roy Martin teacher enjoyed their annual straw ride to Braddock Heights on Tuesday evening. Supper was served at 6 30. Swimming skating and bowling were enjoyed.
Instructions describe furniture polish to erase fingerprints on wood then advise a final wipe with a polish cloth. The text mentions the Hundred Years War spanning five English and five French kings, followed by the ending fragment ss.
Dor Fishbein examines foreign and American watering resorts noting ancient beliefs in healing powers and the role of symbolic magic. He argues U S resorts offer similar waters with proper medical oversight and that travel limits may spark growth of scientifically staffed American retreats to rival foreign offerings.
Daily lesson explains using beautiful as an adjective, correct pronunciation of novice, and proper spelling of siren. It defines contemptuous as expressing scorn or disdain and provides an example with contemptuous brevity.
A social etiquette quiz discusses proper dining and courtesy. It covers questions on sharing orders with a waiter, suggesting menu items, handshakes, reading papers, returning borrowed magazines, and etiquette for picking up a date with driving manners and parking guidance.
A compact history notes anniversaries from Petrarch to Santos-Dumont with key dates and births. It lists notable birthdays Dr Westel W Willoughby William F Willoughby Herbert E Bolton Bishop Charles L Mead William W Bishop Ernest Hutcheron Dr Ernest C Moore and more. A horoscope predicts patient endeavor and faithful service may earn honor and worldly goods.
This piece frames key NT truths as personal assurances. It emphasizes knowing whom we have believed as a core salvation fact and asserts that all things work together for good for those who love God, offering comforting conviction amid trials.
A column from Old Lyme Connecticut visits Boxwood Manor in a reflective travelogue. The writer sketches the town’s old houses, a 1710 built residence tied to Underground Railroad history, a chef at the manor, and the pace of life. Snippets touch on travel, architecture, and a religious reflection.
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