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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1938
Page
2
A fragmented disclaimer from The Daily News of Frederick references Associated Press copyright rules and authorization for publication of dispatches. It mentions editorial consent and anonymity for opinions, with postal notarization in Frederick, Maryland.
A memorial Day commemoration recalls Grand Army of the Republic founder General John A Logan designating May 30 for grave decorations. The piece traces the holiday from Civil War origins to its broad observance for all war dead and honors surviving veterans. North and South exchange brotherly handclasps in reverent memory.
A discussion on at what age girls should date, with parents upset about boyfriends visiting before age eighteen. The note argues that modern girls demand dating freedom sooner, warning against advancing too quickly and stressing that time cannot be rushed.
A garbled clipping presents quotes from diverse figures including Mrs. Eton Sheaffer in a Philadelphia courtroom, Professor Howard W. Haggard of Yale on medicine, jeweler William Wagner on selling old watches as new, and Amelio Battisti remarking on Baccarat. The text mixes legal, medical, and gambling opinions with unclear context.
A science column explains why butter in cream forms a water outer film. It discusses emulsions, how water coats fat droplets, and why butter in coffee melts without mixing. The piece suggests experiments with butter water and casein to produce new cream textures.
The piece urges steady effort and duty over temptation, warning that life hinges on what we make of it. It emphasizes staying busy, avoiding shirking, and fulfilling tasks to keep things from collapse or waste. A secondary line notes a government survey finding that one in six U.S. farm autos is 16 years old or older.
Recounted from The News columns May 30 1888 a lantern explosion in C E Zellers store Market and South street caused a fire then a massive blast. Eleven year old Charles Poole Jr died and many injured as firemen fought the flames and aid reached nearby homes for victims.
Hagan cites long advocacy for a paid semi professional band in Frederick. He compares costs to Hagerstown's $6 000 annual appropriation and argues public support should fund high quality concerts, detailing hours, personnel, and need for proper equipment and education.
A party of seventeen travelers from Ohio on a holiday bus tour spent Sunday night at the Francis Scott Key hotel in Frederick.
Memorial Day ceremonies and parades were held in Thurmont Walkersville Libertytown and Libertytown with large crowds. Wreaths were laid at cemeteries by Mrs Waters and local officials. Drum corps bands and veterans groups participated, noting the day’s significance and decorating graves with flags and flowers.
The monthly meeting at Mrs Mary McBern’s home hosted by Mrs Willkam G Smith with hymn, unison, and roll call. Mrs George Fogle led devotional before a talk on The Family Council by Mrs G W Stulz. gifts and refreshments followed. attendees listed include Mrs Mary McKenzie and Miss Mary Francis McKenzie.
The Frederick District annual meeting of the Women's Missionary Society was held Thursday at the First Methodist Church with delegates from Frederick Hagerstown Mt Savage Martinsburg Frostburg Lonaconing Barton Ellersdale and Cumberland. Mrs. Benjamin W Meeks of Frederick was guest speaker and Mrs. H J Wentz, president, presided at the business sessions.
Middletown Lutheran church choir held a Saturday meeting and elected officers for another year. President Anna L. Dinterman, vice president W. Doub, secretary Mary Blumford, treasurer Mrs Ivan Reuzahn were chosen.
Temperatures cooled after a humid Saturday that reached the 90s, the warmest in two weeks. The Frederick airport bomber remained a local draw with the B-52-like flying fortress grounded for several more days as no repair crew had arrived.
Exercise improves heart and chest muscle tone and posture through regular activity. It boosts circulation delivering oxygen and nutrients, enhances breathing, aids waste removal, and supports heat regulation. Open air activity refreshes the body, reduces stress, and promotes mental hygiene, building summer fitness for fall and winter.
A man buys a real estate lot for 1000 dollars from a salesman, sells it for 1500, buys it back for 1200, then sells again for 1600. How much profit did he make on the joke? Answer on Last Page.
A brief meditation notes that God supports the cast down through Titus. It contrasts divine comfort with human reliance, urging readers to view God as leader and believers as borrowers rather than owners, reflecting Rutherford’s perspective on created comforts.
A newspaper style guide item presents etiquette questions on manners for youths. It answers Yes to all three questions about rising for elders, addressing adults with Sir, and treating women with courtesy, followed by a sample “What Would You Do” solution and attribution to SEA Service, Inc.
Daily record of historical anniversaries and births featuring figures such as John A McClernand and Randolph Bourne. Notes on publications and public figures, plus a horoscope predicting governance and broad thinking with possible selfish traits.
A devotional allegory compares the Israelites crossing the Red Sea to modern trials. It urges believers to trust God to part the waters and carry them to the promised land, assuring success if God wills it. The piece emphasizes faith during deep waters and hopeful arrival.
A nostalgic waterfront meditation on East River docks, colorful crews, and exotic banana boats. Captain Larsen, a weathered freighter master, is highlighted alongside one womanless shipboard life and the charm of distant ports and rough seafaring characters.
The piece urges readers to trust God during pilgrimages to freedom, noting that human effort alone cannot bridge the deep waters between us and promised lands. It emphasizes divine guidance to open a pathway through the waves and reach the other side.
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