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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News cautions readers that all news dispatches credited to The Associated Press and local news are subjects of correction if errors are found. It states no communication will publish opinions without the writer’s real name and proper authority for the claimed facts.
A reflective piece contrasts youth’s glittering modern life with simple pleasures. It follows a boy who steals a shiny car for a thrill, then seeks excitement at race tracks, dances, and gambling rooms. It argues happiness comes from attainable joys and athletic success over wealth, urging focus on reachable goods and wholesome youth activities.
The critic notes Andre Maurois single volume The Miracle of England covers English history from earliest traces to George VI. Maurois traces major trends and key figures, though little new is offered. the work strengthens library collections and remains engaging, given Britain’s ongoing global role.
A garbled OCR passage presents a jumble of names and criticisms including Norman Thomas, La Guardia, Morrie Sheppard, and Dr Shaver Wuthawe. It references fear under rule, housing and inequality imagery, and vague city leadership notes in a disjointed, era-ambiguous mix. The text lacks a coherent event or report.
The article frames a pivotal labor dispute between Henry Ford and union leader John Lewis as a clash between Ford’s imagined friendly autocracy and Lewis’s push for industrial democracy. It compares the confrontation to historic battles of leadership and urges readers to watch which path—union bargaining or managerial control—shapes a new era in American industry.
A Frederick column recalls events from June 22 past years. It notes the local Sabbath practice, mentions the Novitiate fathers moving to various parts, and reports Rev Buckley likely to remain as head next year. Miss Editis Wickitam, daughter of Augustus Wickhampton, 2 South Market Street, was severely burned by lightning hitting the back of her hand, a tragedy recounted in the brief column.
The Quillayute Indians relate a Jonah tale in which Qua Ti the Benevolent’s brother is swallowed by a giant fish in the Raft river. Qua Ti throws freated stones into the stream to force the fish to disgorge. As tide recedes the fish is cooked and so is the brother.
In Augusta Georgia a postal clerk is assigned to monitor society pages to track upcoming weddings and misdirected gift parcels. This practice, though aimed at guiding wedding gifts to proper recipients, may delay the delivery of those items.
Twenty yeas from The Newscolumns report the Red Cross Fund reaching 1730 925 with donations from a soda fountain outlet where young servers aided the drive. George and Dennis aid signing for Frederick and Mount Mary College events feature honors for Msgr. Brad ley and Br. Galt with honorary degrees awarded to Steding Galt and others in Emmitsburg.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that low blood pressure is not a disease but a condition influenced by heart output arterial elasticity tissue resistance and blood volume. He notes average systolic pressure around 120 mmHg for adults 20 to 50 and warns pressures below 110 mmHg during heart contraction can be harmful, with headaches fainting or exhaustion possible after infection or prolonged illness.
A nameless author, N A Lufburkow, laments lack of funds for travel wishing for a tranquil Maine coast retreat, a mountain getaway, or a seaside rest, but notes financial constraint prevents taking a vacation today.
A brief reflective note cites Romans 12 19 Vengeance is mine and a Shakespearean line on revenge being unvalorous. It urges patience and restraint, framing vengeance as a divine prerogative rather than human valor.
A fragmented etiquette quiz asks if slacks suit bench wear and if dark clothes remain mandatory for train travel. It notes air conditioning makes lighter clothes acceptable in season. It covers choices for funerals and traveling by plane, and asks how to seek help in a strange city.
In New York on June 22 fraternal clubs the Riwan ians Rataylans and Lions hold weekly gatherings with amateur singing, backed by occasional professional performers like Morton Bowe and Jack Berger. The scene includes Broadway visitors and reports on early theatrical firsts, with a quirky note about Frank Buck’s Jungle animal act and Swing Alley antics.
Today In History presents a jumble of birth and death dates for figures such as Giuseppe Mazzini Paul Murphy Arthur Gilman MaGidaliain Hawthorne Cy Warman Rider Haggard and Porter Emerson Browne plus an odd note about Alexander Mackenzie and historical events. The text blends dates places and events with garbled OCR and stray phrases.
A jumble of birthday notes for notable figures as of today includes Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, agia j trix and author, Mrs. Caroline G. O Day a congresswoman born in Perry Georgia, Frank I. Damrosch music director born in Germany, Loyall A. Osborne vice president of Westinghouse born Newark, Dr Colin M Gries economist born Ahie Guerreava, and Julian Huxley British biologist born today plus a conventional domestic forecast about marriage and social life.
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