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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1938
Page
1
A reading on parenting airs concerns about overguilt and discipline in children. It argues against labeling minor acts as crimes, urges balanced judgment, and stresses guiding rather than overpunishing moments of impulse. The piece highlights fostering moral courage and avoiding excessive self blame.
Mexico's interior department moves to remove "coyotes" and go-betweens from its offices. Foreigners are advised they do not need intermediaries to transact business at the department, signaling a shift toward direct dealings with officials.
Grace Nell Crowell named American Mother of the Week by the Golden Rule Foundation. A prolific poet with nearly 2000 poems in eight volumes, she balances family life with literary work. Her poems have appeared in London publications, and she is celebrated for maternal character and moral leadership.
Edward M Akers of Frederick Maryland has been named to a clerical post with the State Industrial Accident Commission. Gov Harry W Nice made the appointment on unanimous Commission recommendation. Akers, a Democrat and Frederick High School graduate, left a local auto firm sales job to commute to Baltimore daily. He is married with one daughter.
A historical notice records Kalghes of Pythas as Vice Chancellor of the Grand Doma of Marsland, with residence listed at S16 Ein Street and age 531 years, mentioning Frederic C Lodge No 1 and 00,1 QO O F in association.
William R. Lightner of 364 Madison Street forfeited S110 collateral for non appearance in Police Court on drunken and reckless driving charges. Officers Blumenauer and Dorses spotted a reckless drive on West Patrice Street. Lightner was later arrested on Burratreet and released after posting collateral.
Weekly wheat market report shows price decline across the 1937 crop market with quotations around 1357 and notes shifts in price per ton. Mentions specific figures such as 115 and 149 in relation to corn and wheat pricing, with regional notes on market activity and potential future price expectations.
A brief notice cites corn per barrel quoted in May at 585 dollars, referencing aging and pre-harvest drops during July and August, with figures suggesting market adjustments for 1936 crop years and related supply dynamics.
A Pasan Arkansas house sits around a tree stump that now functions as both table and cabinet. The stump shelters compartments storing items as local lore notes a peculiar use and storage scene amid park surroundings, reflecting a quirky heritage in Sequom National Park.
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