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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News states Associated Press content may be used with credit whether provided or not, and local news will be published with editor approval. It warns against erroneous reflections or substitutions and notes letters must carry real author names.
A 1938 assessment notes Mussolini and Hitler pressing victories in Spain and Austria while France, Russia, and Britain weigh their responses. Stalin’s role looms as Europe fears a three-front conflict, with Russia’s strength and Japan’s Eastward glare defining the crisis.
A brief item notes that machines for harvesting sugar beets are currently being tested. The text frames ongoing social despair yet hints at gradual improvement through technology, aligning with a dated newspaper tone. No dates or locations are provided in readable text.
The writer objects to dipnetting in Potomac and nearby streams, criticizing gear and methods seen on Linganore. They call for stricter laws to protect small streams and allege deer, trout, and other fish are harmed by nets and pulleys. The letter ends with a plea for lawmakers to protect streams.
The Frederick region notes National Wildlife Week proclaimed by President Roosevelt urging citizens to consider the needs of field forest and water. The release of 200 partridges by the State Conservation Department in the county Monday is cited as a practical step toward preservation goals.
United States Senator William I Smathers purchased a house at 3 South Osborne Avenue Margate Atlantic City. The property formerly belonged to Albert Tarlo Philadelphia interior decorator and later to Mrs Mildred Vare Kipp daughter of Senator William F Vare. Smathers recently married Mary James Foley of Winter Haven Florida.
Local items recount reactions to enterprise in Frederick and a Walkersville marriage. J M Miller resigns as postmaster. Grahame Johnson marries Lizzie Routzahn near Elyersville with Walter Rudy as best man. County legislators debate using old Frederick Academy for schools and possible library use. Bequests to Reformed churches highlighted. other denominations listed. Road district supervisors increased from 20 to 26, with 77 named so far. Aldermen discuss cutting blight on chestnut trees for railroad ties.
Today in history highlights anniversaries and birthdays of notable figures. Sculptor Thomas Crawford and physicist Robert Millikan appear among birthdays. notable events include territorial and global political notes and a cemetery expansion in Rockville.
A traveler recounts an 8504 mile journey stretching over eight thousand miles of travel from Arkansas through Texas New Mexico Arizona California and Florida. He describes Apache Trail Roosevelt Dam cliffs wind storms and sand mountains along with vivid scenery at Walls of Bronze and the Florida Blue Hawaii drive. He notes near seven weeks on the road with few mishaps attributing risks to tin can caravans and recalls missing the local newspaper back home.
The excerpt notes Genesis 41 30 famine after seven years and recalls the saying Gods mill grinds slow but sure. It adds a food fact that roasted jumao or Virginia peanut averages four percent fat.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses childhood obesity, noting fat parents often have fat children and weights shift with body water. Dieting must balance growth needs, activity levels, and essential nutrients. Low energy foods, skim milk, vegetables, fruits, and vitamins A and D are advised, with cod liver oil counted in daily calories. Growth slows after early adolescence, guiding weight reduction to fit normal body build.
Daily English lesson noting misused words and pronunciation. Focus on Lacustrine meaning pertaining to lakes or growing in lakes with pronunciation guidance. Includes reminders on correct usage and accent details.
A vintage etiquette item from NEA Service outlining social guidelines. It asks about who should help whom with clothing, appropriate attire, greetings to elders, propriety in couples traveling together, returning gifts, a man and a woman in a car, handling a bare back dress, and proper hand placement and handkerchief use. The piece provides suggested answers to each scenario.
New York reporter recounts sighting Will Rogers look alike A A Trimble quien maps is his sideline. Broadway gossip links a frightened actress and a lawyer who felt a ghostly touch. Ad libbers like Wynn Kaufman Cohan Bankhead noted. theater trade hit by war scare code.
In a Cranium Crackers style query a suit from Darman against his chauffeur Zilch arises after a collision between a truck and the Zilch driven car. Darman claims negligence. Zilch argues Darman was not under his control and that employing a servant negates liability. The lower court favored Zilch.
This piece argues the Lord’s Prayer tests true forgiveness and obedience more than the Creed. It challenges repeating petitions like forgive us our debts and thy will be done, noting how full surrender may demand weighty personal changes and distant missions.
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