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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1928
Page
4
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland declares strict rules for letters to the editor and communications. It requires real names for published opinions and prohibits anonymous expressions unless used as authority for facts. Free notices advertising must be mailed and not taken by phone. corrections will be printed upon notification.
A 1928 piece argues that repeated, sustained advertising builds lasting public interest. One-off promotions fade. continuous campaigns create a foundation for long term sales, with benefits accumulating over weeks, months, or years. Continuous advertising sustains old customers and grows new business opportunities.
The U S Public Health Service issues guidance on when children with contagious illness should stay home. Winter and spring bring exposure, and early medical advice from a family doctor is urged to prevent lasting health impairment.
A lighthearted note contrasts fashion trends with street safety. The phrase suggests that while hair styling remains popular, traffic or street behavior needs more care and caution. No individuals or organizations are mentioned.
Inquiring Reporter asks five readers about Frederick's annual auto show. Moberly says the display is splendid. Eisenhauer notes the varied cars and best decorations yet. Harbaugh calls it very good. Ridenour says better than ever. Schroeder plans to visit Thursday night.
Topic for the week cites religion and joy in faithful service. Meditation notes the joy Jesus praises for using talents, urging unity with God and others, and embracing difficult tasks as a test of fidelity. Prayer asks for faithful participation in world good works.
A compact note on proper usage spelling and pronunciation with a daily word Squalid meaning extremely dirty poverty stricken and an example We also report Mrs George W Strine visiting Chambersburg Pa to attend an executive session of the Pennsylvania Conference Branch of the Women s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church and plans for a spring convention
A surprise party at the Albaugh home near Woodsboro drew guests including Mr and Mrs Geo Biddinger and Emma Aumen. John Jamison’s Walkersville residence burned with about $100 in old coins lost. Camp Schley Inn Association sold Camp Sechier Tun at Braddock to Miss Clara F Coblentz who will run the inn with La Fonda Cottage. Property on Mathet and All Saints street occupied by Scott Welty sold to Charles E Mealey for $4670.
A special poultry train from Baltimore and Ohio will stop in the city Thursday morning from 8 40 to noon in cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture Maryland Poultry Association and University of Maryland Extension Service. Exhibits cover breeding rearing and marketing with lecture and motion picture presentations by university and federal staff. Women visitors have dedicated program features led by Edith Turner and Ethel Regan.
Guests at Hood College Honor Dinner will hear Arthur Rowntree of York England Thursday evening at Brodbeck Hall. Rowntree helped uncover Roman remains in York and once headed Bootham School. The lecture on Education as an Adventure follows the dinner. Frederick Branch A A U W and Hood College students will attend.
Question prompts etiquette tips on dinner napkin monograms placement napkin folding and placement. Answers indicate monogram in the center and the napkin folded in thirds while hotels discourage standing the napkin plate.
Three American women Edith Sanderson Lucille Day and Jennie Gilson face trial in Ankara for allegedly teaching religious material in a mission school in contravention of Turkish education rules. The case drew wide viewership as witnesses claimed Christian propaganda while the court noted no civil code infringement. The penalties cited include up to one month imprisonment and a fine.
At L. B. Bartlett farm near St Jam esville a Tuesday forced sale yielded 14 cattle and six horses for 340 dollars as animals starved before sale. Auctioneer Reuben Lease and clerk Charles W. Smith oversaw a large turnout. Jacobs farm near Jam esville grossed about 4000 dollars from 41 cattle and a Gordson tractor. John L. Dutrow and clerk G. A. Bonst handled that sale.
Jerusalem reports an unofficial dispatch that Ibn Saad king of the Wedjaz and sultan of Nejd has declared hostilities against the three British mandates from the Red Sea to the Persian Gulf. Authorities deny details but signaling steps to meet the threat. Observers warn 30,000 fighters may mobilize in the desert crisis.
Local readers observe a crowded campaign scene as candidates vie for attention. The piece notes unpredictability and crowd dynamics with spirited, if unclear, outcomes.
Carl Ben pleaded guilty before Justice Mien YL Ben for being drunk on the street. He was sentenced to five days in jail or bail in default on a 250 fine. The case lists the offense and notes forfeiture of bus collateral.
On East Patrick street a couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a 60th anniversary ceremony. Rev. A. S. G. Rupp officiated assisted by Rev. Luther Kuhlman. Guests included J. Henry Schmidt and Bradley T. Marman, with many relatives and friends in attendance. A wedding cake and gifts, including gold coin, were part of the event.
A vintage word game explains letter golf where you change one letter at a time to reach a target word in a fixed number of strokes. Rules require valid common words, keep letter order, and a solution is given on the last page.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains varicose veins arise when veins dilate and twist, usually in the legs due to gravity. Standing workers and pregnancy raise risk. valve failure can reverse flow, causing ulcers. Treatments include surgical removal, sclerosing injections, and support stockings.
Today marks the birth centenaries of Richard M Upjohn and Joel B Poinsett and Luther Burbank Art Day is observed in California. The King and Queen of Afghanistan resume their European tour. Thomas Masaryk’s 78th birthday is noted as Czech state founder. The Western Road and Equipment Exposition opens in Los Angeles for a week.
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