The Sun at One Hundred A Century of News Leadership
The Baltimore Sun marks its hundredth birthday, highlighting its pioneering cooperative news gathering with the Associated Press and its impact on Maryland journalism. Frederick News notes Abel family ties and praise The Sun for standards and leadership, as editor John W. Owens earns Pulitzer recognition.
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War Clouds and Peace Promises Weigh on Mothers in Fear
A reflective piece laments Europe and Africa tensions, Mussolini’s aims, and the lingering martial spirit since World War I. It notes ten million mothers worried for their sons as nations arm and the world approaches a potential new great conflict, questioning promises of peace and true disarmament.
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Twilight of a World includes wartime and empire longing stories
Bruce Catton critiques Franz Werfel's Twilight of a World from Viking, noting a mix of short fables and long tales most drawn from earlier years. He highlights The Staircase and Class Reunion as stronger pieces while laments the fading Austro Hungarian imperial aura. The volume, though biased and sentimental, remains worth reading.
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Forward and Peace in a Turbulent Era Quote Sample
A collection of statements and prophecies from historical figures on war, religion, and prosperity. It includes Kaiser Wilhelm remarks after the Hindenburg disaster, Dr S E Garth on nursing and learning, Dawes on Germany’s peace and a 1939 market collapse prophecy.
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Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Ice Demand and Local Notices
Fifty and twenty years ago Frederick notes include increasing demand for ice machines in the West Indies via John A. Blattau now of the American Ice and Improvement Company, a dedication of Union Chapel at Araby, Mrs Ann Tr. Srunner’s death at 75, a cool wave breaking and Key’s anthem surviving criticism, a fire at Samuel Ramburg’s store and post office loss, the Blue Rider League changing game times, and roof/cellar refinishing at a local building on Feet South Street.
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Only Living Child Recalls Early Memories of The Sun Founder
I. Victor Baughman, the sole surviving child of A. S. Abell, founder of The Sun, recalls early events linked to the Baltimore paper as it marks its hundredth anniversary. She remembers New Year’s Day gatherings at the paper and her father’s generosity, and notes her lifelong ties to journalism and philanthropy.
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All County Band to perform concert Wednesday evening
The ninth annual All-Frederick County High School Band concert will be held Wednesday at 8 o clock in the Baker Park band auditorium. Ninety pupils from county high schools, directed by S Fenton Harris and Chas C T Stull, will perform a program including marches, overtures and popular numbers.
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Daily Lesson in English Word Study and Discretion
This brief teaches vocabulary and pronunciation with notes on misused words and double negatives. It defines discretion as prudence and self control, citing Shakespeare the better part of valor is discretion.
Understanding Angina Pectoris and Coronary Thrombosis
The article explains two heart conditions, angina pectoris and coronary thrombosis, noting differences in pain patterns and blood supply impact. It describes how vessels near the heart affect circulation, how aging hardens arteries, and how angina pain is brief and often linked to exertion or sleep.
It's Odd But It's Science Butter Emulsion Theory Challenged
London researchers William Clayton and James Frederick Morse report a butter making joke experiment using saponin to foam milk. They claim their powder prevented fat and protein separation, arguing butter is not an emulsion but massed fat, challenging traditional churning explanations.
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New York
William Clayton
James Frederick Morse
London
Farewell Dinner for Calvary Church Missionaries in Des Moines
A farewell dinner Sunday at the Hotel Frederick honored Rev. and Mrs E Pearce Hayes of Calvary Methodist Episcopal church Fiutsing China before their return to foreign pastorate after a furlough in the United States. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs Hayes and numerous local couples and single guests.
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Cora Barrick
C. Albert Gilson
Names of local residents listed in public notice group
A long list of individuals from Liberty Virginia Middletown Thurmont Walkersville and surrounding areas appears in a public notice. The names include Baker Cantwell Garber Harshman Harp and several with the surname Stull plus many others as part of a community record.
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Robert Brown
Paul Freeze
Paul Krone
Harold Krone
Luther Robinson
Jamie Stottlemyer
Jeanne Stottlemyer
Albert Sweeney
Thurmont
Joseph Kieney
Kenneth Ports
Harald Rhoderuck
Walkersville
Junior endeavor organized at Central M. P. Church
A Junior outreach program formed at Central M. P. Church on Sunday afternoon. Officers elected include Junior Superintendent Mrs. Paul B. Jones president Ruth Kinna vice president Louise Horne secretary Fay Duvall treasurer Billy Bettinert chairman. Committees named as Prayer Meeting led by Mrs. Jones and Social chaired by Ruth Kinna. Rev. C. Morgan Compher and son Evan W. Compher assisted.
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Mind Your Manners Quiz on Dating Etiquette
A reader reflects on proper social conduct for young women and men in dating and group settings. Questions cover meeting a date, paying fares, giving jewelry, thanking after dates, and responsibility for a girl's reputation, with scenarios about group dancing and Dutch treat plans.
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New York Social Whims Mix Psychology and Star Glamour
An amateur psychologist among New York crowds claims audiences react to suggestion, from The Good Earth to Night Must Fall, with many lighting up during tense moments. Mona Merle notes the Duke of Windsor reportedly tried scalp treatments overseas, while Fred Astaire hides a wig on screen but goes wigless in person. Other items cover Lloyds of London insuring a circus performer’s teeth, Wynn Murray the entertainer, and Dr A S W Rosenbach banished from Gourmets Society gatherings.
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Today in History anniversaries and notable births
A historical calendar lists births and deaths of figures such as Edward Jenner Theophilus Parsons John G Anthony and William Hare along with events like Montreal founding and the New York Stock Exchange beginnings The piece mixes dates names and brief notes including a horoscope and a stray prophecy about daily power and authority.
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Luf's Stuff Heae and Heed Youths urged to finish school
A fragment urges Youngsters to value schooling as the tool for future jobs. It stresses the demand for training, warns against pressure and delay, and urges students to stay in school until graduation with a firm call to graduate.
Bible Thought on Sin and Ignorance in Commandments
A fragment discusses a Hebrew Bible concept of sin through ignorance and the relation to God’s commandments. It mentions a trespass offering and attempts to reflect on judgment and atonement, despite garbled wording and unclear context.
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