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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
2
Excerpt appears from a postal notice at Frederick Maryland stating no publication of real names unless content permits and a request to correct any erroneous reflections. shows postal service and edition details.
The article marks commencement week across Frederick County schools and colleges. It notes hundreds earning diplomas and degrees while reflecting on generational shifts since 1929 depres sion and the coming challenges for young graduates as they enter a transformed economy and society.
Riddles challenge humorous word play with math puns and names. Items require parsing clues about rivers, brothers, authors, songs, and a presidential election year. Answers ask for creative deduction from historical terms and figures.
A surprise birthday party was hosted for Abrs R V Stull at the home of her son Harold L Stull in Middletown Friday evening. Attendees included RV Stull, Mary Zimmerman, Julia O’Neal, Merril Stull and family, George Resly, Charles, Gene, Shirley Lee, Kenneth, and Lamar Stull, Marion Stull and Dorothy, Frank Keyser and Jean, Dorothy and Mildred, Clem Resley Stull.
The piece argues against harsh judgment of others citing Jesus teachings. It warns we know too little about all factors behind crimes to fairly assign blame. It urges holding strong convictions without arrogating the right to judge motives, noting we could be worse under similar circumstances.
Labor leaders are condemned for a strategy harming business and workers. The Pacific Gas and Electric Company example shows an independent California union run by employees and an attorney, with low dues and no bosses, proving a model to curb CIO AF of L influence. The author urges Wagner Act amendments to balance protections and end costly labor conflicts.
LGF'S STUFF THREE NEEDED FORCES Persistence diligence and drive Combine to keep folks' hopes alive. Discouragements are often met and none have missed them yet. When troubles miss us we may feel immune but shocks bring us to stock and we face the issues again.
Local items recount newspaper men storming Buckeystown to probe a newly discovered cave on the William A. Chiswell farm using a derrick and buckets. The piece notes the cave as a curiosity that may rival Luray or Mammoth Cave. Also updates on the Fountain for Court House Square arriving and a funeral notice for Mrs Catherine Sinn wife of Col John T Sinn in Arlington Virginia.
A wartime item reports a German sympathizer in a local plant fired to avert vigilant employee backlash. Archie Alexander flees a theater alarm fearing invasion headlines. A drug store stock room sustains 200 in damage. A lively Girls High School Alumnae reunion draws 150 at East Church. New Red Cross nurses Mary Elizabeth Haagan and Ruth Hollenberry join from Frederick City Hospital.
Bruce Catton notes Chardon's Journal at Fort Clark 1634 1839 illuminates the Upper Missouri fur network. Francis A Chardon trades amid Mandan Sioux and smallpox hardships, chronicling an epic 19th century frontier business from St Louis to Fort Clark. A rare War Department source edited with notes showcases frontline colonial commerce and peril.
Mrs Ada E Lampe of 19 South Market street returned this week after attending the eleventh triennial convention of the Woman s Missionary Society of the General Synod of the Evangelical Land Reformed church in Akron from May 31 to June 4. Delegates represented 21 000 members and about 500 delegates attended alongside thousands of visitors. The event featured the Pilgrims of the Way pageant, missionary pictures and social events. Grace Reformed church hosted dedication services to close the meeting. Mrs F William Leich of Shelby is president. A Chinese speaker Miss Leah Traub discussed war outlooks noting some in Japan oppose the bombings and that the undeclared war may be prolonged. Traub planned to depart for China after the talks.
Harrisville hosts a lawn party Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Mary Louise Montgomery’s birthday. A buffet supper was served at 6 pm and many gifts were received by the guest of honor, with numerous relatives and friends in attendance.
The article reviews how heart and blood vessel diseases now cause most deaths, explains essential hypertension, and lists symptoms such as headaches and dizziness. It advises stress relief, regular rest, vacations, naps, eight hours sleep, light diet, and moderation to keep blood pressure down. It also reports John H. Perry's purchase of Western Newspaper Union control and his election as president of the syndicate.
A guide answering etiquette questions. Use Aunt Jane for an older woman addressing a nephew, introduce father and stepmother as This is my father and my stepmother, or This is my mother and father if the stepmother has been beloved. Do not call a man Mr dropped after Jr. Do not refer to a widow as a widow lady. Call a sister in law or brother by first name. For personal questions, say it is a personal matter or decline.
Historical notes salute 1738 Samuel Holton Danvers Mass born and died 1785 Sylvanus Thayer father of West Point born 1817 1833 plus other figures and dates. Today’s birthdays include Resmond B Fosdick Dr Walter E Clark Isador Lubin Earl D Howard Hickman Price Count Felix von Luckner and a general fortune forecast with cautious tone.
A brief reflection ties Leviticus 22 31 to the idea that God’s first law to man is obedience. It cites Montaigne noting the law of obedience as foundational to divine instruction. The piece emphasizes moral duty and the enduring authority of biblical commandments.
George Tecker chronicles La Conga in New York where owners Bobby Martyn Oscar Roche and Miguel Roldan wed partners Gloria Font and Dorothy Ross amid a transformation of bachelorhood and business. A taxi hack tale notes crook savvy and long hauls from Times Square to the Bronx and a Kay Kyser comeback finishes the piece.
A compact notice explains common word errors and usage tips. It covers authoress versus author, jag-war pronunciation of Jaguar, and common misspellings. The piece emphasizes daily vocabulary growth through practice and the concept of commendation as praise, ending with a quotation about censure and praise.
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