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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1943
Page
4
Fragmented text appears to be an editor’s note about corrections and reader correspondence. It mentions Associated Press material and requests real names for letters to the editor. The tone urges wait for editorial fix and clarifies submission policy.
The passage extols the flag as a symbol of civil and religious freedom and the pioneer era. It lauds Edward Everett's oratory on national ideals, linking the flag to life liberty and property, private enterprise, and the nation’s enduring way of life amid peril.
Readers urge the newspaper to back local playgrounds as vital for health safety and character. The writer links war effort and peace work, emphasizes community volunteering and summer use, and promotes playground access for children and adults.
Washington June 14 Victory Gardeners face pressure cooker needs as Department of Agriculture reiterates safety for non acid vegetables to prevent botulism. Shortage and permits complicate purchases while new cookers roll out. alternatives include drying brining or freezing surplus crops.
A local letter from Mrs. Charles W. Speaks condemns Tuesday voting patterns by “Christian voters” for Sunday movies and sports, calling open saloons a evil. She laments youths on Market street with beer, urging moral reform and reverence for Sabbath amid a city of churches.
This lesson explains inclement weather term inclemency meaning severity and harshness with a Cowper quote. It urges expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily and notes common usage and spelling tips for related terms and mispronunciations.
A meditation on soil and growth contrasts rich soil that yields tops with poor soil that bears fruit. The author muses on fertility excess and its effect on progress and ambition, noting that lush growth without results can mislead and frustrate students of human nature.
The text argues that offspring of affluent families often fail to achieve as much as those from poorer or middle class backgrounds. It asserts that rich soil fosters foliage without fruit, and that some people thrive only when planted in less fertile conditions, likening this to disciplined individuals who prosper despite hardship.
MR. JOHN A. MARKELL is appointed cashier at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank replacing Samuel Nixdorff who resigned. Wilbur H. Du vall to fill assistant cashier. Special Aldermen meeting awarded Lane Bros Morgantown WV bid 13850 for reservoir. M M A directors organize with W C Bively president E S Erchelberger VP FP B Sappington secretary H Clay Hull treasurer. A Kemp Keefer travels to Lancaster PA for Franklin and Marshall College commencement. BANDO Railroad reconsiders decision not to open Island Park near Harpers Ferry for picnics and excursions with accommodations.
Twenty years ago on June 14 1923 local items report a Linden Hills sales campaign of 150 plus lots in west of Frederick developed by Dr J M Goodman. Georgetown University graduate Jo Withiam Falk son of Mr and Mrs John W Falk East Fourth street joins foreign service. about 5000 pounds of wool from Frederick County growers sold at 50 cents per pound to a Baltimore firm for a $90 sale. A substantial county tax rate reduction of the present 1.40 is expected July 1 with county taxable base increased by about eight million dollars.
Analyses the potential Allied air siege of Sicily drawing lessons from Pantelleria. It notes Sicily’s proximity to Tunisia, the plan for heavy bombardment, possible cooperation of British naval forces, and the expected impact on morale and infrastructure.
This column lists notable anniversaries and birthdays. It notes Harriet Beecher Stowe and other historical figures born in various cities like Litchfield Trenton and Cuba with deaths and career highlights. It also marks events from 1775 to 1942 including flag adoption and early air travel milestones. Among birthdays it cites Margaret Bourke White Dean Feiker Albert N Williams and Maj. Edward Bowes.
Frederick officials honor Lloyd Culler as he leaves office after thirty years of public service including three decades as mayor. Alderman Russell H. McCain lauds his leadership in building reservoirs, sewage systems, parks, and modern fire and street improvements, with a pledge to continue civic involvement.
The column lists notable figures with birthplaces and ages: Dr Chauncey S Boucher chancellor of the University of Nebraska born Chicago 37 years ago, Dr Louis Finkelstein president of the Jewish Theological Seminary born Cincinnati 48 years ago, Frederick E Williamson president of the New York Central Lines born Norwalk Conn 67 years ago, John McCormack the famed singer born Ireland 59 years ago. It also notes fame and a horoscope advisory about channeling ability into proper actions.
The writer notes mixed feelings of sadness and hope amid ongoing concerns. He mentions production growth and battles won as bright spots, while stressing uncertainty about the days ahead due to pestilence and war ending.
Weather data show 24 hour precipitation ending 8 a m trace. June total to date 0 27 inch. normal June 430 inches. Actual June 12 5 48 inches. deficiency noted from 1943. High yesterday 83, last year 81. Low last night 47, last year 63. Sun sets 6 38 p m, sunrise tomorrow 3 48 a m.
A biblical verse from Daniel 4 3 praises Gods signs and dominion across generations while a Chesterton remark asserts the world lacks wonder not wonders. The fragment frames religious reflection and a thoughtful quote in a literary tone.
Dr Thomas D Masters outlines key first aid points emphasizing keeping a victim warm and quiet, managing shock, and avoiding overconfident or improper splinting. He notes common mistakes by novices and calls for practice, realism, and ongoing education to provide effective help before a doctor arrives.
Navy social rules quiz covers proper forms for addressing officers, from Ensigns to Captains, and for discussing relatives in service. It clarifies that Miss Maxwell is correct in a WAVES introduction, officers deserve their titles, and the bridegroom handles camp weddings while senior army medical corps officers receive appropriate forms of address.
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