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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News states policies on credit for despatches and anonymous submissions. It forbids publishing communications that harm character or reputation, requires real names for opinions, and notes correction policy. It is entered as second class matter in Frederick.
About 1 000 connections have been made to Frederick's new sanitary sewer system out of an estimated 3 800 properties. The total cost was 1 027 330 78 dollars, with 55 percent financed by city funds and the rest from PWA funds. The project included an incinerating plant valued at 23 000 dollars and is hailed as a historic, creditable achievement.
In a note on historic typography a newspaper recalls a time when the word billion was once a misprint for two clear soups. The remark highlights how typesetting errors shaped readers’ perceptions and the evolution of decimal naming in print.
Cream i cap brown sugar and half cup butter, then add one cup slight ly beaten, 2 teaspoon vanilla, and then sift together two cups of flour and one teaspoon cream of tartar and add to first mixture. Then mix in one half cup of broken out meats. Form into a roll and chill in refrigerator. When chilled, cut off thin slices and bake 15 minutes in moderate oven. Mrs. Joseph B. Price Sr. 204 N Market Street City.
A recipe for a chocolate pie using Knox gelatin cocoa or chocolate, eggs, sugar, salt and vanilla with a baked shell. The method includes dissolving gelatin in hot chocolate, folding in stiff egg whites and sugar, filling the shell, chilling, and topping with whipped cream. From Joseph Price Sr of 204 N Market St City.
A post election disclosure outlines the $2.00 license tag plan and the concealed state financial figures from 1933 and 1934. The author argues revisions based on the actual General Treasury income and forecasts, detailing the gap between projected and real revenues and the effects on motorists in Maryland.
From the May 28 1888 column: plans call for removing the wall between buildings and adding an iron railing in front of the Frederick Female Seminary. Also noted: younger musicians project led by Mehrl F Moberiy and others. John W Ebert 14 injured, foot mashed by a cogwheel while inked press at the News office.
In a school athletic display, Twenty Years Company A, of the High School, scored 120 points to Company B's 100 and Company C's 80 to win the News Cup. Cadet captains listed as A Lewis Fleischman, B Pierce Willard, C Rasen and Shipley.
A fragmented Frederick county column notes rainy weather and lush flora, reflections on past wars, and local life. It mentions travel anxieties, War dead tributes, and varied events from schools to unions, medical and religious groups, and community sports and culture in Frederick.
A Maryland political column surveys East and Western Shore races with Jackson, O Conor, and Gordy neck and neck in several counties. Sasscer and Gordy plan tours as Lansdsie Lasseer bets on a radio bid while Roosevelt politics loom over the gubernatorial race.
A dated compilation notes numerous historical anniversaries including figures such as Thomas Moore George Washington Beauregard and Basil Duke with birth and death dates. Also listed are events like the Indian Removal Act Cantigny capture and various cultural notes. The tone is catalog-like and reflective of a historical remembrance column.
A compact language note on daily English study. It highlights common mispronunciations and misspellings, offers synonyms like luster and splendor, and defines arrogant as making exorbitant claims. A quotation from Hume warns that when people are most sure and arrogant they are often the most mistaken.
New York publishers and their editors rush summer manuscripts into the fall rush as the book market opens. Major houses on Publishers Row discuss candidates for Christmas and plan the six month publishing diet while readers and bookshops await spring and summer output.
An alumni banquet riddle asks how many handshakes occurred among six Class IV attendees. Each person shook hands with every other person exactly once, with no repeats, and the puzzle asks for the total number of distinct handshakes.
A compact devotional note quotes Corinthians 15 55 asking death where is thy sting and grave where is thy victory It reflects on life and eternal hope with a brief, reverent tone suitable for a church bulletin or spiritual reflection.
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