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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News states no publication of opinions without proper authority for quoted statements or defamatory reflections on individuals or firms. It invites corrections if errors are brought to the editor, noting entry as second class matter in Frederick, Maryland.
A London Sphere report explains a shift in insurgent air raids as bombs now create shallow craters and wider blast radii. The author notes lethal effects at hundreds of yards, citing Granollers near Barcelona with 500 dead, and suggests this changes views on civilian morale and modern warfare.
Harvard president James Bryant Conant argues against indiscriminate growth of universities. He supports broader popular education but urges fewer entrants to professional schools to prevent unemployment in learned professions. He warns that both "sows ears" and "silk purses" are shaped by society.
Recipes from Frederick list two dishes by Mrs. Cy Moore of 119 South Market Street. Old Virginia Gingerbread uses sugar molasses shortening and spices baked in a moderate oven to yield about 15 portions. Veal with Spaghetti combines veal cutlets onion juice flour Worcester sauce and cooked spaghetti in sauce simmered until tender then served with parsley.
A page of brain teasers asks who weighs more George or John, plus puzzles about Mine Modjeska halved, Franc value, an arithmetic wordplay, and an estimate of US population in 1957. Answers appear on the last page.
A compact religious snippet cites Matthew 19 22 and Jerome noting the blood of martyrs as the seed of the church. The aphorisms reflect enduring faith amid persecution and shared ecclesial memory.
From the 1888 column the mayor and aldermen agree to purchase Frederick city's bonded debt of 32 500 dollars at 4 percent. The move is expected to enable a tax rate reduction. Andrew A. Annan is named judge of election for Emmitsburg district replacing J. W. Eich elberger. Braddock Lutheran church seeks a minister as Reformed charge, with Hoffmeier of Middletown helping.
Hood College marked its twenty fifth anniversary with the laying of the David Strawn cottage cornerstone. Rev O H E Rauch of Easton delivered the cornerstone address. The Senior class member Miss Cornelia Rauch is related to Mr Rauch. The Yellow Jacket Chinese play by the Seniors was shown at the Opera House. Local residents expected a wartime troop passage through the county but trains did not appear. Old Folks Day drew manyMyersville residents to United Brethren church noting Uncle Joe Miller could not attend. Lieut Walter R Flannery of Pittsburgh, a Mount St Marys College graduate, received the French War Cross for bravery.
The region celebrated commencements with students in white and blue gowns and college caps led by Francis B Sayre, plus baccalaureate sermons by Rev Dr. E T Romig. Local schools like Frederick High and the Academy of the Visitation hosted events at Tivol theater and a wide alumni weekend followed. WPA project talks, a U S Maritime Commission candidate, zoning deliberations, and community events including Lions Club, garden clubs, and a county band plan filled the week’s scene.
A Maryland Merry-Go-Round column reflects on the presidential race with President Roosevelt backing Dave Lewis in Maryland and Georgia, mentions Vandenberg's planned support for Millard, and recounts a Western Maryland survey showing Jackson leading OConor in several counties. It also notes local appointments, church and civic moves, Lily Pons chatter, and Lansdale Lasscer’s push in Southern Maryland.
The skin reflects body state with blush pale skin and perspiration under stress. Emotional factors trigger itching and rashes, while allergies to foods or drinks cause eruptions. Nervous disturbances link to inflammatory skin conditions like neurodermatitis, and suggestion can induce sweating or hair changes. Understanding causes can improve outcomes.
In a cloak room interaction Senator Tydings thanked Senator Radcliffe for a statement saying it did him more good than it did Tydings. Radcliffe later said he could not fully justify the remark. Radcliffe staff note mail on the Sending-Spending program reveals support or opposition at a glance, with proponents calling it the Recovery bill and critics calling it Pump priming.
Question and answer guide on proper social behavior for breakfasts and teas. It covers serving times, salad options, utensil use, hat rules, dress suitability, and efficient service methods. Best practice at large teas is to have guests choose beverages, have them brought to the table, and allow guests to serve themselves for food.
A dense list of historical anniversaries and birthdays cites figures like Joseph Warren, Henry W. Bellows, Augustus Garland, and Robert E. Coontz with dates and death years. It also notes events from the Comstock Lode discovery to public policy shifts, plus a brief 1935 Senate bill item and a 1922 Richmond mob incident. The section includes today’s birthdays for Miss Jeanette Rankin, Alvin M. Owsley, Leland Howard, Ralph Pulitzer, Will Hutchins, and Richard Strauss, ending with a short horoscope emphasizing curiosity, friendship, and caution about mysticism.
A daily English lesson highlights common misuses and pronunciations. It defines portentous as forewarning and notes example usage.
A column on New York wine lists and their quirky forms of verse and commentary. It notes quotations from Burns Cervantes and Chiabrera found in taverns and hotels, plus a candid vintage remark calling sparkling burgundy “dish water” to amuse readers. The piece also cites Charles Atlas claiming three million men have used his exercise system.
In Shepherdstown West Virginia considerable progress is being made on the new river bridge. Last week the contractor added workers and split them into two shifts. The Maryland side abutment near the Oaknode house is nearly finished and cribbing for the second pier in the river is under construction.
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