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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1938
Page
2
Frederick Ma based newspaper notes policy on accuracy and attribution. It states no names will be published without consent unless authorized for statement of fact or opinion. Corrections will be printed promptly on being brought to attention.
The article argues youths seek independence from parental judgment and suggests practical activities to channel energy. It notes that money from a part time job or engaging athletic activity can curb restlessness, offering a humane alternative to placing youth in expensive schools.
A faith focused meditation argues belief and action must combine. The author contrasts past emphasis on belief with current overemphasis on deeds, urging trust in God’s power behind efforts. Jesus teaches that conviction about unseen realities sustains burdens and equips for life’s challenges.
A jumbled OCR fragment presents a mosaic of quotations and attributions from various sources. It references Margot Grahame, Eleanor Siech, President Fox, Edward R. Hyde, and an anonymous Bea trice note writer, touching on quilts, ideas, earthquakes, and theft in a disjointed narrative.
Capt N H Heck, premier geologist, reports a submerged Atlantic plateau two miles below the surface and up to five miles above the bottom. It spans from south Greenland to Montevideo, aligning the North and South Atlantic midline. He links the ridge to earthquakes and outlines sounding and earthquake research methods.
A light verse extols gratitude for health and longeval vigor. The speaker notes the endless array of ailments while praising wellness, urging readers to count blessings, sing with thanks, and hope for long, healthy years. The poem captions Lufburrow as the author, urging daily appreciation of health.
Reports from Middletown describe seven young men each investing five dollars for a Louisiana lottery ticket and sharing a prize of two hundred fifty one dollars and twenty five cents, while another investor gains over one thousand dollars. Mt Carmel M P Church near Frederick hosted the wedding of Nettie Walker and Will Kemp, officiated by Rev Ewing, with a reception at Cherry Mount, east of Frederick.
Items from June 22 1918 note the twenty third annual Boys High School Alumni banquet at Braddock Heights pavilion with 78 star service flag and guest of honor Prof Amon Burgee. Weather cools as summer begins and Croghan Brown wedding plans disrupted by war.
Frederick Civic Club members meet at Braddock Heights with Mrs. David Kolb hosting. They authorize purchasing five first aid kits for playgrounds, plan prizes for a color ed children's Hobby Show, discuss stop signs, and a Williamsburg trip. Proclamation by Gov Nice designates Nov 22 1938 for memorial services in her honor.
A discussion on aging and rejuvenation notes that longer lifespans spark desire to regain youth. It cites glandular operations and animal gland transplants as largely ineffective, with psychological factors driving perceived effects. Authorities doubt actual youthfulness can be achieved in the aged through current methods.
Daily English lesson notes misused words pronunciation and spelling tips. Defines euthenics as the science of improving living conditions to produce more efficient humans.
The Evangelical Synod faces action on a proposed closer relation with the old Lutheran branches as its centennial convention continues in St. Louis. A new southeastern district was approved, extending north along the Shenandoah valley to Harrisburg and east of Cumberland, while the Twenty-First Century limited train will trim New York Chicago travel to about 16 hours.
Answers cover who to send gifts to and timing. It advises gifts to the bride, send before if possible, brides write thanks to each giver including fiancé or husband, guests toast the couple, and regret plus gift if not attending. Copyright NEA Services, Inc.
A collage of historical anniversaries, births, and events with names like George Hogg, John Mitchell, Paul Murphy, Julian Hawtherme, Mayer Sulzberger, Francis Lathrop, Frank Damrosch, and Captain Parry. Highlights include explorations, political figures, and the 1918 sugar rationing note. Also lists Today’s birthdays and a general horoscope predicting a contented life with a good marriage.
A fragment notes Leviticus statutes given at Mount Sinai by Moses and cites James Otis about God’s law for the people. It adds a 1936 statistic that Canada produced 335,121,000 pounds of butter, reflecting agricultural output.
A dejected 10:38 a.m. diary entry from Rutherford, New Jersey, near New York. The narrator frets about a rapid recovery from illness under Dr. Bickner, wanders through a quiet town with Empire State Building visible, and recalls a past healer who saved a girl. He longs for slow return to normal life and laments the lack of nightlife and bustle.
A playful prompt asks to fill holes in sentences about life Roosevelt bigamy Hoover distance between New York and San Francisco and Stonehenge, with placeholders for years numbers and locations. It invites answers on Last Ease.
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