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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News presents a courtly disclaimer about corrections and attribution of news. The notice explains AP content rights and proper correction procedures, urging readers to send editor responses under the paper's editorial policies.
A 1937 column counsels daters on desirable husband traits. It warns looks and wealth alone do not ensure a good marriage, noting intelligence, loyalty, and willingness to work matter, while urging careful questions about a suitor's real contributions to a family. It critiques superficial charm and emphasizes steadiness over flashy appearances.
An observer calls for balance in strikes and wage talks urging employers to grant living wages and managerial freedom while capital should be generous and labor law abiding. The piece argues that cooperation can reduce bitterness and spur social and industrial progress for all.
A collage of statements by Dr Arlo A Brown Daniel A Knaggs Jesse I Jones Anastos Mikosan Franc o Franco and Dr File A Boale praising work poetry and political power while debating government action and international conflict in the era of European tension and labor trouble.
Resident Mrs Roy Bisfr writes to The News Sur describing the road from Frederick toward Magh Keob as deteriorated and dust filled. She cites damaged sidewalks, rutted shoulders, and near sidewalk hazards, urging authorities to repair the route for safety and dependable travel.
Henry Woopheiffer was elected president of the Waddletown Lions Club at the regular meeting. Other officers named include John G Woffman as first vice president RoR Kreene as second vice president Ruby A Reed as third vice president Farl Vo Kepler as secretary Hated A Graetat twigs ter Frank Ho Darner Ligh tamer Charles Ko Rhodorck and Lo O mond Derr as two year directors. Holdover directors are Fred M Hoffman and Ralph S Wolfe Sr. Mr Hoffman was elected as a delegate to the staf ronsendon at Sahvburs June 24-26.
Miss T. Jewell Simpson West minister, who received the honorary Doctor of Education degree at Western Maryland College, will leave in June for a trip to Japan and China. Dr Simpson will attend the International Educational Association meeting in Japan this summer, after serving as supervisor of Carroll County Schools prior to joining the State Board of Education staff.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick notes report a Frederick Cornet Band meeting to discuss furnishing free concerts on city streets. The column also mentions Ed Walters resigning a garbage contract, likely to be awarded to George Stull, and a Sabillasville resident sending a letter from New Bedford.
The piece notes a Red Cross drive and military tone in summer hits, mentions a SEP VP and a Myers Fraley appointment that the Republican majority rejects, and references railway road work on the Baltimore and tiny Rade roads with a water system. It also reports Mrs Sophfin Schroder as a widow confined to bed.
A Book a Day discusses H G Wells and The War of the Worlds style themes. It notes Wells questions whether science and intellect should direct world affairs and highlights a group of Englishmen confronting Martian rays altering heredity and society.
The article notes the federal government’s first formal intervention in the steel strike, naming a three member mediation board chaired by Charles P Taft of Cincinnati. Members include Edward F. Mestrady, Assistant Secretary of Labor, and Olde Garrison, former chairs of the National Labor Relations Board.
Washington June 21 Harry L Downey named chairman of the Auditors Section of the District Bankers Association. He has worked at Washington Loan and Trust Co since 1917 rising to chief of the accounting division. Downey, born in 1896 in Pennsylvania, came to Washington in 1910 and held multiple positions at the trust company.
The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore sells the E Grisso farm of 83 acres along the road from Linekin to Morrisville near Mt Autry to Christin of Wed Lamont St Washington DC for about 400 dollars. Mt Airy buyer plans to subdivide the Garrett Sanatorium property of about six acres.
A compact religious reflection emphasizes heedfulness toward loving God, noting love as an image of divine nature that radiates goodness rather than a lifeless likeness, citing Luther in a meditative tone.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines that moderate baths and rest aid blood pressure control while complete bed rest is rarely advised. He notes that careful exercise, proper diet, infection control, and stress reduction are key, with emphasis on relaxation and avoiding overeating for long term benefit.
A compact guide on common misuses and pronunciation tips. Highlights include correcting phrases like Say LT rejected his offer and noting proper stress in words like Humero bus and precept. Encourages expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily and using it three times.
The piece notes headaches may stem from many sources including stomach issues nerves or eyes. It cautions against self assigning medical roles and urges identifying the underlying cause rather than delay.
A partial etiquette Q and A prompts readers to test social knowledge on hospitality dress and dining manners. It presents questions about inviting guests indoors, serving iced coffee, using ship-covers, paper napkins, hostess attire, and replying if a remark is misinterpreted, with brief sample answers.
Hollywood moneyed interests push film rights prices higher as executives like Samuel Goldwyn Warner Brothers and Sam Harris seal large deals for plays and screen rights. Major purchases include You Cant Take It With You and Excursion while music figures and legends are profiled in humorous anecdotes.
Puritan minister Increase Mather born 1639 in Boston and died 1723. Daniel Tomkins born Seardale New York and died 1781. Theodosia Burr born Albany New York and lost at sea January 1813. William G T Shedd born Acton Massachusetts and died New York 1882. Joseph Taney born Georgetown South Carolina and died August 1. Mary Fairchild born Dalton Massachusetts and died December 200. Henry Tanner listed as New England wood engraver died 0387.
A garbled OCR passage mentions ratification and various scattered names and terms. The text is incomplete and unclear, offering no coherent events or outcomes to summarize with confidence.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered facts from 19th and early 20th century notes, including references to Pottsville miners, Scapa Flow, Herrin rioting, and awards. It mentions births of various individuals and a few names tied to art, science, and public figures, interspersed with unrelated phrases and incomplete sentences.
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