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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News outlines policy for corrections and reader submissions. It states The News will correct erroneous reflections if brought to the editor and that opinions require real name authorisation for publication. It notes Associated Press rights and publication standards for news dispatches.
The piece questions how a business leader should respond to proposed bills that threaten his company. It examines lobbying, public statements, and constructive suggestions, arguing that any action risks miscasting him as a lobbyist or reformer. The author laments the lack of clear, effective tactics.
Summer apparel remains usable but yields to fall styles as merchants push remaining summer gowns sports apparel and accessories. Household furnishings see discounts while price concessions attract buyers. Read News-Post advertising for first shopping opportunities and guidance on economical expenditures now.
A historic note claims thousands of bees, numbering around B0,000, must visit over 3,360,000 flowers in a day to yield a single pound of honey stored in the hive, highlighting the scale of pollination work.
Bruce Catton praises John D Rockefeller by Winkelman as an exhaustive retrospective of the era defining financier. The volume traces Rockefeller from youth to late life, noting rivals and partners, his rise to power, court battles, philanthropy, and global influence with illustrations and quotes.
A collage of quotes cites Dr. Robert Hoppock on tradition and women at home, Congressman Sam Rayburn era sentiment on dictators, and Dr. Victor Levine forecasting a future Arctic population thriving in health and comfort. The lines reflect midcentury debates on gender, power, and global settlement.
From The News columns dated July 27, 1887: Elihu F. Jackson of Worcester County nominated for governor on the sixth ballot at the Democratic State Convention in Baltimore. Col L Victor Baughman supporters nominated for Comptroller. William Pinkney White of Baltimore chosen for Attorney General. A fireman's scare during a run left him unconscious for an hour and a half. A successful rope-walking exhibition by B Rhodes and H W Doll was held behind the G I Doll dry goods store on North Market Street.
July 27 1997 notes list Army company 156 members preparing for a trip to France with kitchen smells of army beans in the drill shed. Justice Motter cites road safety concerns amid motorist reports while three local judges share his view. Manor Woods draws crowds for the annual patriotic picnic led by William Grove with speakers Judge Hammond Urner and others. The Frederick County Lutheran Reunion Association re elects leaders W A Hartman Middletown Charles A Shilke Walkersville Spencer E Stupp Charesville and W W Doub Middletown at its tenth annual gathering.
The Earl of Jersey will marry American actress Virginia Cherrill as his second wife. They are pictured together in London, signaling the formal settlement of the match.
Miss Jean A Tenney of Clearspring former Frederick resident won the National Archery Association championship with a score of 1820 at the 47th annual session in Lancaster Pennsylvania. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Tenney who lived on Elm street when he was state roads engineer. They moved from Frederick in spring 1919. Tenney is in her early twenties. Bible thought follows with and agin quotes.
Washington reports four U. S. Bureau of Standards scientists Kirby Smith Gilliland and Reymer show radio evidence of heat in the stratosphere above balloon flight altitudes. The rarefied air expands, reducing electrical density to about 25 percent, and magnetic storms from sunspots disrupt radio transmission.
A reflective verse by N. A. LufBurrow on a seaside day in summer. Beachgoers enjoy sun and surf while the ebb and flow of the day turns to the sting of sunburn and the anticipation of the journey home. The poem observes the rhythm of a beach day from bright start to nightly departure.
The Men s Chorus from St Mathews Lutheran Church Hanover Pa will lead the Deerfield open air religious service Sunday at 8 pm. The 30 member choir is part of the church s Men s Bible Class with 260 on roll and about 180 in attendance. C O Meckley teacher of the class and Hanover postmaster will give the address.
The Bright Jewels class of St. John’s Evangelical and Re formed church, Woodsboro, held its annual picnic at South Mountain on July 25. After supper they visited the first Washington monument. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harvey Harris Mrs Clyde Fogle Miss Mildred Grimm Mary Catherine Crum Kathryn Grimm Elaine Bair Armatha Bowe Madeline Summers Lawrence Fagan George William Smith Maynard Adams Will Fox James Derry Willard Dern. Also notes India buys more American toothpaste than any other foreign country.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains there are multiple kidney stone types from sand-like grit to large stones forming in the urinary tract. Renal colic can cause severe pain with nausea, vomiting, and fainting. Diagnosis may use X rays. treatment ranges from hydration and diet adjustments to surgical removal when stones do not pass, with vitamin A and pain remedies aiding until passage.
The lesson notes daily English usage and pronunciation while a Missouri River shift moves Carter Lake, separating the Nebraska town from land entry via Omaha. The change forces crossings by water or through Omaha, highlighting partisan zeal in language and a practical impact on local geography.
A reader quiz on appropriate dress for women in public and sports settings. It asks about anklets on golf courses, daytime hair styles, earrings with sportswear, suitable hats for golf, tight skirts for active sports, and street wear for cross country travel with answers indicating becom ing attire, plain hats, and fullness for movement.
New York reports Alfred Hitchcock as a jovial giant of a director famed for beer gorging and table doodling at the Savoy Grill. The piece notes his six-floor walk-up, love of cooking and tea rituals, playful pranks from Peter Lorre to canaries, and his family ties while tracing his London life and the evolving scene around Hyds Park tramps and the Whiteman alumni in popular music.
Names and dates span American history with birth and death details of Greene Say Palmer Yellowstone Kelly and Love. Notable events include land sale by Congress and creation of the Department of State and the first successful Atlantic cable completion at Heart's Content Newfoundland.
A historical roundup notes a 1919 directive mandating mail carriers nationwide to wear uniforms. It recalls a 1934 Kohler Wisconsin strike riot where one person died and many were injured. It also marks 1936 Britain’s decision to end all anti Italian pacts and to address the Ethiopian question.
Today marks anniversaries for Dr. Edith M. Patch of the University of Maine born in Worcester Massachusetts 67 years ago. Rt Rev Susan H Roots missionary P E bishop of China born in Perry County 67 years ago. Kenneth C Hogate publisher Wall Street Journal born in Danville Indiana 40 years ago. Peabody of Saratoga New York retired banker born in Columbus Georgia 85 years ago. Bruce Bliven editor New York born in Emmetsburg Iowa 48 years ago. Jan A Mackenzie Canada’s Minister of National Defence born in Belloc England 67 years ago. A note adds a cautious view on temperament and patience. The first irrigation by Anglo Saxon and American continent credited to William Carter in Utah in 1847. Newspaper HREklyt.
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