Publication policy notice from The Daily News
A policy notice states that communication of any sort must include real names and corrections will be published when errors are brought to the editor. It notes the importance of confidentiality and identifies the newspaper as Frederick Maryland bureau. The notice also mentions postal classification and that The Daily News is a second class matter.
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Morals in Business World on Honest Trade
A 1938 column argues morals and ethics matter in commerce beyond Sundays. It notes merchants who hide inferior goods with temptations may gain briefly but lose customers later, while honest sales build lasting business. It cites take-offs and hand-outs as risky, urging buyers to seek reliable goods and firms that reward trust.
Father and his Day observed with limited nationwide interest
The piece argues Father's Day on June 19 has seen little success in stirring nationwide enthusiasm. It questions promoting fatherhood as a public cause, calling such days a nuisance and noting the burden of expenses and duties often falls on fathers, who may value personal moments at home more than public gestures.
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Mather
Dad
Reversing a Notion on Busy Life and Purpose
The text argues that activity alone does not improve life. true progress comes from a unified purpose and dedication to great ends. It stresses becoming children of the Heavenly Father through humility and submission, then doing meaningful work. It notes the wide world awaits enterprises once inner life is right. The piece cites Babson Newspaper Syndicate and references grant of woman suffrage after seventy.
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Babson Newspaper
Odd Butt's Science: Nitrogen Shields Neutron Travel
Edward W Blakeslef reports a science column noting progress in shielding neutrons with nitrogen in a cyclotron study at Columbia University. The piece discusses how fast neutrons penetrate air, the role of nitrogen as a topping power, and how a new output beam could be used in weapon or defense research, citing Dr. J T Dunning and colleagues.
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Edward W. Blakeslef
Science
New York
Tredere
Derself
Coumbia University
American Physical Society
J. T. Dunning
P.N. Powers
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Two Party Choice Debate Hint From Labor and Religion Voices
A compilation of quotations links political balance, labor policy, and religious influence to American democracy. Frances Perkins advocates labor party options while William Church Osborn warns on religious spirit shaping government. W Eliot Janeway notes war timing. Senator Borah comments on Japan’s wartime needs.
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Frances Perkins
William Church Osborn
New York
Temple of Religion
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items recall a near fatal buggy accident in front of Judge Frizhugh’s home, and Emory Grove camp tents. The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company formed by Delaplaine Howard Schley Birely Rice Fahzney and Birely.
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E.C. McSherry
William T. Delaplaine
Charles S Howard
Thomas Schley
Lewis E. Birely
Lewis A. Rice
Peter D. Fahzney
George Birely
New Orleans Visit Described by Zonta Members
A Zonta visit to New Orleans described sights from the Chalmette Battlefield to Canal Street and the old Vieux Carre. Highlights include live oaks, wrought iron work by enslaved craftsmen, Creole culture, and reflections on Dixie origins and Creole identity.
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Hotel Prener
Cleo
Miss Heles
Nengers
Zorte C
New Orleans
Smith
New York
Huey Long
Dorothy Dix
Adeed Schook
Chalmette
Foe
Canal Street
Old City
Miss Smith
Vieux Carre
Erand
Mission Board Sessions Recall War Time Faith and Reform
Past year one of best in Chinese mission field discussed at synod and women’s society meeting. Rev Dr Crete delivered address. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek praised as Christian leader. reports urged church support for temperance efforts and world Christianity amid war and unrest.
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Easton
Woman's Missionary Society
Tyen
Abssla
Board of Fore
St.wsons
Leonard Marty
Hanover
Howard Omwakesnebury
Serptere Per
Edsar F. Hofmeser
Gearne T Fite
Salisbury
N.C
Crests
Edwin M Sandy
Gyan
Committee On
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Hias
Church of ‘Christ
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Ivery
Japan
Miyagi
Chiang Kai-shek
China
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Theological Seminary
Franklin and iMarshall College
Cub Pack Invests Leaders At Tuesday Meeting
Cyrus Gambrill Jr was invested as den chief of Scout Cub Pack No 1 at the Presbyterian church social rooms. George Shaff was named dearer. Ken Rmet a Shaw received the silver arrow Lion Cub, Ridgely Albaugh and George Sanatmere earned gold arrow Lion Cub ranks, while James Maples became a Live Cub and Wilson Schley earned Bear Cub rank. A hike to Harmony Grove was set for June 12, with an official visit to Cascade Camp on June 26.
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Cyrus Gambrill, Jr
Presbyterian Church
George Shaff
Begkes
Bonorini
Kenrmeta Shaw
Ridgely Albaugh
George Sanatmere
James Maples
Wilson Schley
Harmony Grove
Stout
Cascade
Teeth care in U S may require large dentist time
Dr Morris Fishbein notes US children bear high dental caries rates yet prevention is limited by current knowledge. Surveys show thousands of cavities among schoolchildren. estimates suggest 10 percent of national dental time would treat current decay, rising to 30 percent if untreated now. Regular dental visits from a young age urged.
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United States
Noted Bible Verse Reflections on Miracles
A compact devotional note cites Luke 18 43 about sight restored and praise to God, plus a statement on miracles being solely acts of divine omnipotence. It frames faith as resulting in adoration and recognition of divine power.
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Luke
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers Prompt
Question set tests social usage for travelers with hotel and fiancé scenarios. Answers imply: no train fare payment by fiancé except short distance. travelers carry minimal luggage. tip waiter when tray is brought. hotels sometimes provide child care services at set rates. stealing hotel property is bad breeding. For paying at checkout options differ. suggest asking cashier or sending bill to room. Copstsight NEA Service.
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Copstigsht Nea Service, Inc
Today in History and Birthdays Chronicle
A historical roundup lists notable births including Edward M. McCook and Adah Isaacs Menken with death years, plus Magna Charter and Oregon Treaty milestones. It also notes the 1904 General Slocum disaster, 1919 first Atlantic non stop flight, and horoscope guidance. Includes modern birthdays such as Harry Elmer Barnes and William McFee with brief bios.
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Runnymede
Arkansas
Charles Goodyear
Oregon
U.S
Britain
Canada
John Alcock
Arthur Brown
Ireland
Newfoundland
Latvia
Finland
Harry Elmer Barnes
New York
Auburn
N. Y
Mary E. Dillon
Brooklyn, N. Y
Borough Gas Company
Malvine Hoffman
Samuel B. Grimson
Mattison B. Jones
Los Angeles
Tuttle
William McFee
Westport Conn
Bor
England
James R. Beverley
Porto Rico
Amarillo
Tex
Cranium Crackers Riddles For Non Mathematicians
Puzzle page asks to solve four wordplay items. Item one yields one, item two asks for the full name of the th president, item three changes a Jules Verne title, and item four hints at a missing possession. Answers are on the last page.
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Berg
James
Polks
United States
Dass
Jules Verne
John
Mary
Man About Manhattan Remembering Don Skene
George Tucker writes on Don Skene, the frail yet vivid sports writer of Manhattan, who died after a blood transfusion. Skene rose from a west coast paper to the New York Herald Tribune, famed for his quiet humor and vivid fight coverage at Dempsey Tunney. He befriended Dempsey, Ruth, and others, and guided many stories with a subtle, masterful voice.
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George Tucker
New York
Broadway
Richard Watts
New York Herald-Tribune
Don Skene
Man
Manhattan
Don
Dempsey-Tunney Lght
Chicago
Tanney
Tunney
Darters
Skene
W. O McGeenan
West Coast
Jack Dempssey
Babe Ruth
Jack
Dempsey
King Lardaer
Percy Hammond
Immaculate: Daily English Lesson From Wortis
Word study notes cover pronunciation misuses and spelling. It defines immaculate as spotless and applies it to a sentence about sinen, plus a note on a sledge team of Eskimo dogs traveling about 60 miles daily for several days.
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James M. Runkle
Arron M. Gluck
Edward O. Keen
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H. H. Raneck
Addison H. Groff
Charles P. Rice
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Thomas FE. Brooks
Harvey C. Bickle
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Paul D. Yoder
Roy E.leinbach
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Frederick D. Eyster
R. R Jones
Hoffman Orphanage
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William H. Fisher
J. iKern McKee
John A. Haffer
Homewood
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Charles ‘H. Everly
J. William Schnebley
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