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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News proclaims independent status with Associated Press content and governs letters and submissions. It notes that publication of any opinion requires authentication and warns against defaming individuals or entities, offering corrections upon notification.
A reflective piece on teachers managing fatigue and rebellion among students. It argues that teachers must read mental attitudes, sustain discipline, and inspire hundreds of pupils daily while under community expectations and limited support. The essay highlights psychology, leadership, and patient initiative.
Letter writer criticizes U S scrap iron shipments to Japan and Spain, arguing they finance military aggression. He condemns capitalists, urges manufacturers to halt shipments, and calls for America to model true Christianity and peace. BENJAMY R STICKNEY JR, Washington DC, June 13.
Thomas Carlyle warned the church relies on hearsay rather than personal experience. The piece argues religious life, family faith, and leaders fall into superficial belief when individuals have not truly experienced God. It critiques Sunday schools, crusades, and movements that depend on borrowed knowledge over living faith.
A fragmented puzzle page asks about population comparisons Berlin vs Chicago and asks trivia such as Woodrow Wilson first name and Arthur Byron’s identity. It includes a quotation puzzle about April in England and a geography prompt about Morocco’s capital, with answers on the last page.
The forty third annual Frederick Female Seminary commencement saw Dr. William H Purnell award diplomas to Eva R Coblentz Grace D Ely Louisa B Franklin Nannie Helfenstein Mary Grace Levy Eleanor Potts and Mary White Gold medals went to Matilda Emma Lizzie Houck and Mary Eschbach The elocution medal went to Isabelle Kunkel A Union Bridge mob tried to lynch John Bowen accused of attacking Ida Millbury and Otho Jones Bowen escaped during the crowd that attacked him after he asked to pray as he was being led away by a constable
Maryland wart drives lift Frederick county as one of the richest and most patriotic. Leaders praised include Jose D. Baker James H. Garer Jr Emory L. Coblentz and Hammond Urner. Hauser district tops War Savings Stamp campaign with 20475 raised of 83668 quota. First game warden Louis C. Echison appointed for Frederick Carroll and Howard counties at 73 dollars monthly to curb Monocacy dynamiting. Gasoline mix up fatal blast injures night yardmaster in Cumberland yards.
Roger W. Babson argues a national spending program could revive prosperity if business, labor, and consumers cooperate. He criticizes private price and wage pegging, calls for tax reform, Wagner Act amendments, and freer markets, and urges unselfish support for a $5 billion pump priming effort to stimulate employment and retail demand. He cites strong national resources and potential growth but says selfishness blocks the recovery. He travels from Wisconsin to urge frontline support and coordinated spending to jumpstart the economy.
A humorous verse urging careful eating to keep the stomach in repair and avoid reliance on chicken soup. The speaker, N. A. Lufrurrow, mocks those who neglect victuals and suggests temperate meals to stay healthy and cheerful.
John A. Shires president and J Walker Carty with C Cyril Klein presented volumes for the Rotary Shelf to C Burr Artz Library. Miss Josephine Etchison head librarian received the books. Each volume bears the donor’s signature on a Rotary book plate.
A collection of brief quotations from figures like William Roadhowse Eddie Cantor Dr Harry Woodburn Chase and Dr Frederick H Alfen. They touch on marriage food stability police court and racial self reliance in a concise newspaper style.
A preliminary meeting in Hagerstown set plans for the 31st Fahrney family reunion at City Park on Sunday August 21. J Welty Fahrney of Frederick leads the organizing, with Stover Kreps chairing arrangements and Ralph Fahrney assisting, plus several regional members forming committees on membership publicity nominating and program.
Wilson College in Chambersburg Pa held its sixty eighth annual commencement on Tuesday to honor Miss Lillian M Rosenkrans who will retire July 1 after twenty years as dean The college awarded her the Doctor of Humane Letters degree in recognition of her forty years in education of young women prior service at Hood College from 1915 to 1918 and twenty years at Wilson College
Miss Marguerite E Foreman daughter of Mrs Marguerite Smith Foreman wins beauty crown and will compete with sixty seven queens at Harrisburg Pennsylvania state contest June 23 24 and 25 Grand daughter of Mrs George E Smith East Third Street
The article outlines vitamin E as a fat soluble factor essential to reproductive processes in animals, affecting blood supply to offspring and development of reproductive cells. It notes humans rarely deficient, mentions wheat germ oil as a study substance, and cites limited human cases with unclear impact on birth rates. It also mentions the first air conditioned train between Buenos Aires and Cordoba.
A Q and A on proper behavior for social outings covers asking friends to stop, leaving waste behind, discarding cigars, leaving initials, and attire like shorts. It presents scenarios about vacation plans when visitors arrive, offering the best choices and reasoning for each situation.
New York summer guide highlights Rialto shows led by I Married an Angel and Our Town. Also lists theatres, nightlife, top-view rooftops, restaurants, coastal and river views, and Radio City as a primary sightseer magnet with affordable tours and ship-spotting near Manhattan.
Key historical anniversaries include 1778 Charles F Mercer born in Fredericksburg Virginia and dies 1858. 1830 Charles Denby born Mount Joy Virginia dies 1904. 1836 Wesley Merritt born New York dies 1910. 1838 Cushman K Davis born Henderson New York dies 1900. 1838 Frederic Archer born England dies 1901. 1862 Len Small born Banknee Illinois dies 1936. 1876 George P La Roque born Le noir County North Carolina dies 1934. 1838 John Quincy Adams begins opposition speech ending July 7. 1858 Abraham Lincoln nominates U S Senator 1848 house divided quote. 1866 Austria declares war on Prussia. 1883 Edison phonograph perfected. 190? Ford Motor Company founded.
Today's birthdays include Arthur Bliss Lane U S Minister to Yugoslavia born in New York Fay Allen des Portes Minister to Guatemala born in Winnsboro Walter M W Splewn Interstate Commerce Commissioner born in Arlington Maj Gen Johnson Hagood retired U S A from Charleston born in Orangeburg George W Coleman Babson Institute president emeritus born in Boston Arthur Meighen Canadian Prime Minister born in Toronto King Gustaf V of Sweden born 180 years ago Horoscope notes studious and retiring with emphasis on knowledge and reputation.
A devotional reflection cites Romans 8 18 urging believers that present sufferings pale beside the glory to be revealed in us. The piece notes the profundity of enduring hardship and hints at a mystical, strange endurance inspired by faith.
Not content with mere finger sprints Scotland Yard is studying palmprints as a basis for identification. The aim is to develop a practical method for recognizing criminals through palmprint analysis.
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