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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1938
Page
2
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The article reviews emerging fields named astro sociology geo sociology socio chemistry plus 25 other new sciences cited by Dr M Kin Hubbard of Columbia in a talk to the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. It notes helium’s solar discovery in 1868 and petroleum geologists’ role in locating helium as examples of science’s social economic impact.
Smith sues Jones and Brown for the full rent due on a year lease of 350 per month. Jones assigned the lease to Brown despite a no assignment clause. Smith knew but objected none. Brown argues assignment invalid. no contract with Smith. Determine which party owes Smith the rent.
A compact English primer notes common errors in usage and pronunciation. It highlights words like assimilate with a Hawthorne quote and urges daily vocabulary growth through mastering one new word.
A fragment lists two dessert recipes by Mrs. Robert R Payne. The first, a Cookies recipe, mentions butter sugar eggs sour milk raisins vanilla almond extract and spices with steps to cream and mix then bake. The second, an Apple Sauce Cake, combines sugar shortening fruit orange peel raisins nuts with apple sauce and spices, creaming then baking one hour.
A collage of quoted voices covers politics art and social views. Jerry Cardinale reflects on his Hippo drome debut in New York City while Isaac F. Marcosson condemns appeasing dictators. Other experts warn on tobacco and alcohol health, unemployment data, animal safety, and social beauty trends.
A Navy recruiter will be in the Post Office building in Hagers town on Monday to examine applicants for enlistment.
Local items note a revived debate over a proposed whipping post after a grand jury petition. Defendants fined for Sunday whiskey sales and small-quantity violations. gaming table case fined $100. Y M C A records show 215 attendees Sunday afternoons, 3 at Thursday nights. Delaplaine bill to abolish Barber Examiners dies in House. Frederick readers see notes on city official roles, bread costs, a 65 acre Feagaville farm sale, and 25 years of service by Evangelical Lutheran church sexton George R. Moberly.
The article sketches a busy cultural scene with winter's retreat and spring plans. It highlights Barrere and Britt as celebrated musicians, Dr. Francia C ML Wer as a noted Chinese scholar, and upcoming performances at Hood and Baltimore. It notes church events, World Day of Prayer observances, and local civic activities including court actions, WPA rolls, soil district discussions, a new state crash car, dental and 4-H events, and the deaths of Gabriele D Annunzio and Charles Harper.
Bruce Catton surveys J W Dunne’s As Experiment with Time, noting its argument for a fifth time stream beyond the familiar four dimensions. He says the theory touches on free will and an immortal soul, even as the text remains tough but fascinating for devoted readers.
The seventh annual Cumberland Valley Photographic Exhibition opened Friday at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts in Hagerstown and runs through the month. One hundred twelve entries were received, 35 chosen for hanging. First prize went to Rudolph Funk of Hagerstown for Thrilling Moment, five dollars. second prize to Robert C. Carter of Hagerstown for Looking Forward, three dollars. Honorable mention included Mountain Scene by Leon Broch Hancock, Basket by Frank Brumback Hagerstown, and Study of a Boy by A Lestey Gardner Hagerstown. George Platt Lynes of New York City served as advisor and judge.
A local discussion contrasts material achievements with biographical features on Frederick County’s distinguished natives. A returning resident questions emphasis on attracting new industries, praising the charm of the area’s homes and atmosphere as its real asset.
Mrs. Howard Young hosted the Frederick Art Club at her East Church street home. Members heard Elizabeth Bower discuss Norway as seen by travelers, with notes on Norse origins, Vikings, 18th century painters Dahl and Munch, and 19th century artists Tidemand and Gude. Refreshments followed before adjournment. next meeting March 17 at 31 Dill Avenue.
Hood College Dance Club presented a lively modern and tap dance recital in Broebeck Hall as part of Mothers weekend. Notable group numbers included three Oh Susanna variations and College Sketches, with solos and ensembles by Marjorie Staley Betty Swisher and many others from Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York. Everett Stevens accompanied from Washington.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that summer heat and air conditioning cause illness. Sudden temperature shifts affect skin, perspiration, and metabolism, with people in summer more prone to colds and sore throats than in winter.
The three senior typing classes at Frederick High School will stage a March 8 tournament with pins for the top in each section and the school champion. Section D lists Alvie Covell Clarence Kemp and alternate Guilford Himes. Section C includes Theresa Gerrich Chester Line with Glenna Fisher as alternate. Section E features Lester Dudrow Leo Brightwell and alternate Dorothy Etzler.
The Health Department announced the quarantine at the Boonsboro CCS camp and a Boonsboro home will end Monday after two spinal meningitis cases developed nearly two weeks ago. Both patients have fully recovered and returned to Boonsboro.
A historical etiquette quiz presents questions on business letter PS usage, closing phrasing, sentence length variation, and how a married woman’s card is titled. It also asks about handling a date at a theater, with guidance and an NEA Service copyright note.
A roundup of historical anniversaries from 1815 to 1934 noting John Wentworth Lucy Larcom Isaac Hayes Charles Goodnight Howard Pyle Frank Norris and others plus today’s birthdays and a hopeful horoscope. The entries include births deaths and notable events across Chicago Boston Philadelphia and national milestones.
Luef's analysis portrays diplomacy failing to curb Mussolini and Hitler as they push for conflict. The piece urges delaying actions while hoping new circumstances ease tensions, criticizing overly cautious aims and urging locals to seek peace without violence.
Hot springs appear worldwide yet true geysers form only in regions that have seen volcanic activity. The statement notes the geological link between geysers and past volcanism, explaining why geyser fields are associated with specific tectonic settings.
New York reviewer praises H. M. Alexander’s Strip Tease The Vanquished Art of Suriesaue as a sharp handbook and elegy. It reveals burlesque’s rise and fall, key players like the Minsky brothers, pay gaps, backstage slang, and the public appetite that shaped the genre.
George Baer Jr born Frederick Maryland 1763 pursued mercantile work. He served in the Maryland State House of Delegates 1794 1798 1808 and 1813 held the office of judge of the Frederick County orphans court 1813 and 1820 mayor of Frederick. He was elected to the Fifth Sixth and Fourteenth Congresses March 4 1797 March 3 1801 and March 4 1815 March 3 1817 died in Frederick April 3 1834 interment Mount Olive.
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