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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
2
A faded note from The Daily News outlines policy on dispatches and credited news items with corrections policy and author verification requirements for letters and opinions.
The piece muses on June weddings and the lasting vow amid rising costs and cautious youths. It urges prudent living, steady habits, and courage to pursue marriage despite economic strain, wishing couples a safe voyage toward their dreams. It notes improved conduct and responsibility as keys to a peaceful married life.
Washington announces that the plan to create a powerful government radio station for South America is put aside for this session. The United States backs a prudent, neighborly policy and rejects meddling in others affairs. The note stresses focusing on domestic problems rather than international interference.
A reader advocates a sample concert by a professional band to entice public interest and boost support from local leaders and the Chamber of Commerce. The letter argues a modest, well presented event could demonstrate the value of concerts and attract crowds.
A quoted biblical line from Judges 21 25 contrasts a time without a central king with individuals acting in their own eyes. The note cites a commentary fragment attributed to C Simmons expressing personal liberty in choosing what is right.
A Babson Newspaper Syndicate column recalls a bride who moved into a new house with a maid and a bathroom set. Her husband a mad ty wife and a trashy moment lead to a kitchen yard garbage episode. The tale ends with a moral about judging others and examining one’s own heart.
Bruce Catton reviews Kindling by Nevil Shute, calling it a smooth, interesting story about a banker who revives a bankrupt shipyard town through a controversial loan and bribery. The critique notes a strong plot with broad appeal but says Shute dodges the core issue, offering a moving picture style conclusion rather than a true examination of capitalism. The piece ends with a stray remark about Abrah am and the invention of the alphabet.
A George T. Dill will grants life to his nephew George Adam Dill for the northwest corner lot at Bentz street and Montevue road. Flora Doub honored by an art class at Ozman’s mansion with roses gift from M. On Rohrbsch. Widespread wartime attention contrasts with local notices about graduates and church leaders in Frederick.
Edgedge W Babson New York reports a cautious uplift in housing as FHA mortgage plans spur construction. Banks and unions face costs, but rising May activity shows a potential prosperity peak, with past crises cited to caution future inflation risks.
This brief notes common word mistakes and pronunciation tips. It corrects phrases such as agree to a proposition and use of upon. It highlights regime pronunciation and common misspellings like annuit and explains a daily word fundamental meaning essential and basic.
A reflective verse by N A Lufburrow on daily problems and how people face them. The concise meditation compares challenges to swats from life and suggests persistence is key to overcoming them.
The Merryland Tract Women's Club met May 28 at Community Hall with thirty nine members. Flower show prizes were announced across eleven classes including towers, iris, peonies, roses and kitchens bowls. Mrs D C Flook and Mrs Victor Kifer won multiple ribbons. Delicious refreshments were served and the club will resume meetings September 13.
American priest Dr Joseph F Thorning of Mount St Marys College Maryland sets a broadcasting record at the Eucharistic Congress. He reaches the United States England Ireland Hungary and others with three nation-wide US hookups plus broadcasts to Trelord and England and translations in Hungarian German French and Spanish. The world-wide congress broadcasts are carried by multiple radio networks.
Downe Brothers three ring circus, among the largest in the country, closed its season in Portsmouth last night and left for winter quarters in Macon, Georgia. Assistant general manager Charles Kaiz said 280 employees were paid off after the final show and that reorganizing is possible if business conditions improve.
A memorial window for the late C Norman Bonic has been placed in Rockville Baptist Church. The $1000 cost was provided by the will of Bonics wife. Memorial services are planned around June per Rev Herbert Q Cooper the church pastor.
The article compares human and animal brains, noting humans' superior reasoning and speech. It discusses mammals nursing young, learning capacity, and contrasts with birds and snakes. It highlights anthropoid apes like chimpanzees and orangutans, their learning using tools, and the notably large gorilla brain.
Senor Molina bequeathed the E 14 of the E and of the NE 4 of Section 20 to his son and the NE 44 of the SE 4 of the same section to his daughter. Which parcel had more land and how close were they in size? Answer on Last Page.
George Isaac Graham of Baltimore has instituted proceedings in Circuit Court at Rockville for an absolute divorce from Mrs Lu cille Graham. He alleges desertion on March 24 1934. The couple married in New York on March 25 1915.
A NEA Service guidance item presents common etiquette questions on apologizing for wrongs, returning borrowed articles, and handling telephone etiquette. It gives concise answers: 1 No, 2 Yes, 3 No, 4 Yes, 5 No unless a boy calls a girl, with final best solution summarized as "What Would You Do" for scenario 3.
A scattered New York column by George Ross discusses soda jerker code slang with numbers like 61 and 81 and the meaning behind them. It moves to a reflection on why Chinese diners in Oriental eateries eat in dining rooms, featuring Lum Fong, and then reviews Jack Cole’s East Indian dance routines at the Rainbow Room. The piece also praises Fiorello LaGuardia’s energy and describes Jai Alai’s emergence in New York while planning a World’s Fair introduction with Cuban and Spanish players.
A compact remembrance of notable birthdays and deaths including John Randolph of Roanoke 1753 to 1833, John Godfrey Saxe 1816 to 1887, George W. Smaller 1833 to 1916, Charles Francis Himes 1838 to 191?, Arthur MacArthur 1865 to 1912, Thomas Hardy 1840 to 1928, Edward Penfield 1866 to 1923, and related events such as the 1787 militia and 185 prohibition milestones, with brief notes on each figure and date.
The item surveys historical milestones from 1917 to 1987 including congressional actions on beef trust investigations, a 1920 federal court fine for profiteering, 1924 income tax reduction and citizenship extension for Indians, and notable births such as Thurman W. Arnold and Ben Graver. It notes Grover A. Whalen and Nathan W. MacChesney, plus an observation on a day’s mood shifting toward wandering tendencies.
Newly hatched silkworms are so tiny that 700,000 weigh one pound, while within 42 days the same 700,900 larvae reach about 9,500 pounds, illustrating rapid growth and scale in sericulture.
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