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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland, an independent paper, notes AP use and credit policies. It warns readers that any corrections or communications must include the real name of the writer and that unsigned letters may not be published.
A scattered column reflects on a British lecturer, cultural tensions, and American views of British figures. It notes praise for British scholarship and arts while critiquing popular culture, drama, and politics. Mentions P G Wodehouse returning from Hollywood with $52000 and humor, alongside a dubious take on a royal romance.
President Roosevelt advocates raising buying power for a third of the population by stabilizing factory output. He argues wage hikes would lift costs and prices, while regular weekly wages could boost purchasing power if industrial activity ran smoothly. Irregular operation remains the key obstacle.
A reflective verse arguing that the cost of living keeps rising despite feelings or thoughts. It notes the difficulty in obtaining cash and the constant upward push in expenses, ending with a terse signoff.
A birthday party was held on June 15 at the Eyles home in Harmony Grove in her honor. Numerous gifts were exchanged amid a gathering of many relatives and friends, with refreshments served.
Readers report welcome rains restoring countryside while alumni gatherings at Braddock Heights and Hood College recall old days. The May Board debates appointments amid local cost talks. community life centers on church events, Vacation Bible School, and summer recreation programs. A divorced couple returns for a remarriage, highlighting local social notes.
Local column notes a meeting to secure a pike from Wolfsville down the Middletown Valley and a charter drawn up by John O. Hays was adopted. The excitement from St Louis Baltimore Dan Kill games boosts interest in a Baltimore team picture shown by Frank V Staub at Market and Fourth streets. A mower in Baker's Valley was damaged when a horse toppled another implement.
The News columns note Governor Harrington Spag appointing Chief Judge Hammond Urner of this city to a five member committee guiding the distribution of the State war loan of one million dollars. Also listed are other committee members and related war aid events and speeches across the state.
Recipes from Fredric families listing baked ham with pineapple, brown sugar cookies, and Bride's Devil cake. Includes ingredients, temperatures, and times. notes on oven settings and stovetop steps attributed to Mrs. Alta Main of 604 Trail Ave.
Cream butter and sugar and add eggs Beat thoroughly Add salt flour and baking powder Add milk alternately Pour into baking dish Mix brown sugar and cream Pour over pudding batter Bake in oven 350 degrees Mrs Alta Main 604 Trail Ave
A reflective social note recalls a 20 year gap between prominent visits to the city. The writer notes future visitors will not match the large group of congressmen and senators at Me. Joseph Hi Himes's Prospect Hall event. She imagines Democrats opposing Roosevelt measures may attend but face personality tests at planned caucuses. The piece ends with a wry aphorism on unsteady politics and voter behavior.
The Salvation Army will conduct a five day Vacation Bible School at 2 West Fifth Street starting Monday at 230 each morning through July 2. The program includes scripture memory work chorus singing chalk talks Bible drills Bible stories crafts and sewing cards for older boys and girls.
A supervised wenne period will be held in which all can take part with Captain and Mrs. Robert Bott in charge of the schant.
Mr and Mrs Roger B Wolfe plan to attend a convention this afternoon in Detroit. They will be hosted in Martinsburg West Virginia by Mr and Mrs Irving Holtman and in Cumberland by Mr and Mrs W P Rizer and Warry Manley. Holtman is the present patentite of Ah Ghan Temple and Manley a former president. both are official representatives to the Imperial Council.
Controlling high blood pressure requires identifying and removing infections and other stressors, reducing burden on heart vessels and kidneys, and adopting healthy rest, diet, and hygiene. Some suggest rest cures and weight loss if needed, with a balanced diet providing about ten percent protein, and adequate water intake to flush wastes.
Montgomery county officials were shaken and two people slightly injured when a car driven by Clifford Robertson Rockville attorney collided with a car driven by Paul Currer Chevy Chase View. Robertson’s party included May or William McBain Gaithersburg Mayor D M Blandford Clayton K Watkins and Richard F E Green. They were returning from a fishing trip on the Kensington Wheaton road near Kensington.
Mayor William McBain announced the town’s balance increased from under 200 to 1750 after approving a 5510 budget for the new fiscal year starting June 1. The council set a 50 cent tax rate and reduced debt from 11100 to 10450.
A reader quiz on etiquette covers titles for clergymen, gendered terms, professional titles used privately, phrasing for introductions, and usage of farther versus further. It includes guidance for handling a friend’s grammar mistakes and how to broach correction.
A chaotic column in New York sketches urban oddities from Union Square soapbox rhetoric and a Venus flytrap of happenings. It mentions a Fifth Avenue conductor warning passengers about cooler upper decks, a Broadway ushers strike, penthouse dining in underwear, a hungry-alligator on Vesey Street, and writers or professors moving the stage world with cross currents between academia and theater. The piece also highlights Gustav Eckstein, Katharine Cornell, Tallulah Bankhead, and Kenyon Nicholson among others, with reflections on education influencing Broadway.
A long, mixed historical list noting births and deaths of figures such as Elbert Hubbard Charles Haddon Spurgeon Elizabeth Marbury Henry Justin Smith Beatrix Farrand and James J Walker, plus events from 1919 Maine statehood and 1864 Civil War actions, with stray commentary on prospects and temperament.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses biblical themes with phrases about ban God and a great water, naming Genesis related terms and a Perethites reference. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent structure or identifiable events.
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