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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
2
A fragment from a historic newspaper page notes policy on reprinting Associated Press content and publication authority. It outlines that only AP news dispatches credited to AP may be used and requests real names and authorizations for statements. it also mentions the newspaper’s prohibition on publishing unverified information.
A May 19 1958 feature notes Frederick County Maryland commemorating two centuries since its German Lutheran settlers arrived via Pennsylvania and Virginia paths. It highlights early German influence, language, and church role, contrasting with postwar immigrant assimilation debates abroad and praising American integration of these pioneers.
Dr Harold G Campbell superintendent of New York City schools argues that education is the key to national destiny. He emphasizes free education and citizenship training as essential to democracy, liberty, and equal opportunity for all children within a democratic classroom and community context.
A devotional note cites Luke 7 50 Thy faith hath saved thee and adds a line that faith requires adequate evidence or it becomes superstition attributed to wd A Holsen
A report from Cambridge describes a theoretical gun with a mile long barrel and a small bore that could burst at least as quickly as a standard cannon. Dr P W Bridgman of Harvard discusses the physical law behind high pressure experiments and hollow exhaust resistance in a space where details remain partially unclear.
The piece notes a theoretical V shaped pressure chamber reducing stress in thick walls and cites Dr Bridgman experiments with pressurized water on hot ice and tellurium. It also mentions a German cork shaped gun barrel claiming muzzle velocity near a mile per second, with caveats about accuracy.
A collection of statements by Senator Carter Glass Mrs Roberta C Lawson Arthur Vanderbilt and District Attorney Thomas E Dewey criticizing adjournment equality in law and the role of courts. The quotes reflect debates on democracy gender and the legal profession in a historical newspaper context.
Local items note Y M C A planning a half day of outdoor sports with a committee including Dr. T. S. Bader and Charles M. Miller. A Maryland veto bill story unfolds as Senator Urner and Stake travel to Annapolis and uncover a long lost bill from a books case in the engrossing room.
The Boys' High School scored 120 points to 77 for Brunswick High at Cadet Field in the yearly field meet. Walkersville won the girls dodge ball championship. Dr Ernest Derendinger of Hood College became a U S citizen. A service flag was dedicated at Bethel church with local officials and speakers. Edgar Lewis suffered bruises after a tractor accident on the Waesche farm near Thurmont.
Rogee W. Babson argues the average small stockholder remains passive and misinformed while power concentrates with bankers and lawyers. He urges investors to form a militant union to demand accountability from executives, highlight high salaries, and press for reforms in corporate governance and labor relations.
Poem notes busy days with many tasks and scarce hours. Speaker observes people balking at duties while time remains short, questioning exemptions and urging immediate effort amid abundant work. The verse stresses urgency and present toil.
A compact dated note on English usage errors and word study. It warns against misusing phrases like Mr and Mrs Brown and suggests pronunciation tips for apparel. It lists synonyms and encourages increasing vocabulary by one word daily, though the text includes typos and fragmented phrases.
Miss Ruth Sprenkle of Butler and Miss Anna Miller of Somerset will orally present honors papers Friday at 7 p.m. in Hood College administration building room 9. Sprenkle’s work, The Influence of French Classicism on Seventeenth Century English Poetry through Edmund Waller, and Miller’s The Utopian Element in a group of prose works of the Nineteenth Century, reflect English department scholarship and donor support.
Police report that about 75,000 sailors swarmed through Honolulu streets daily during fleet maneuvers, yet minimal disorder occurred. Residents hailed the visitors as the most well behaved group to ever visit the islands.
A medical overview explains sprains in athletes, detailing how ligament tearing, bleeding, and swelling occur, and outlines urgent first aid steps. It covers bleeding control with bandages and cold, elevation, gradual motion, cautious use of internal remedies, and the roles of massage and heat in recovery stages.
Five men serve on the town council and each committee must have exactly three members. Determine how many distinct 3 member committees can be formed from A B C D and E and name which men would be on each committee. Also note a page prompt to answer on the last page.
Guidance on graduation attire and etiquette. Answers include corsages with robes, white dresses under robes, closing gowns for master and doctor levels, cap removal during sermons, and seeking permission before listing faculty as references. Contains a joke segment on what to do if asked about using faculty names.
A dense list of historical anniversaries and birthdays spanning figures from William Henry of Pennsylvania to Lady Astor, noting birthplaces, notable roles, and death dates. Includes milestones from 1729 to 1935 and births of modern scholars, jurists, journalists, and politicians.
The reading notes that today desire for vain things may waste effort. It praises steadfast nature and ability, but suggests more success comes from working for others than pursuing personal aims. Caution advised before starting a business.
The warden of Sing Sing once said education and character were not linked. He noted a sharp drop in the average criminal age from forty eight in 1890 to twenty six in 1933.
The column blends whimsical notes from New York social scene and stage chatter. It mentions bare hints of travelers to remote havens, references to Richard L. Gallien, Georges Carpentier, and Alexander Woollcott, plus a playful Nude telephone of literary and theatrical figures. A peculiar letter from Woollcott describes a gown request and a wager with Mrs. Opheles King Tory Jr.
A Babson newspaper column argues crime costs exceed education and that the nation neglects educating conscience alongside minds. It warns that without religious moral formation, massive spending on schooling may fail to yield true civic character. It calls for billions to educate moral sensibilities integrated with education.
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