Frederick News Masthead and Notarized Statement
The shown text lists the Frederick News masthead with editors and managers including Rodt and Wm Delaplaine along with city editor Angus Brust and ownership by Great Southers Pre. & Mfg. Co. It also notes circulation metrics and includes a sworn notarial affirmation dated October 1933 by Notary public My Esther Tull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Rod't
Wm. T. Delapiane
Frederak
Angus
T. Brust
Great Southers Pre
Mfg. Co
Cee Cate
Delaplaine
Siany Esther Tull
Motion pictures at height of industry with vast reach
Monday October 3 1938 the motion picture industry claims 80,000,000 paid admissions weekly in the United States and asserts screen entertainment greatly educates and influences tastes habits and opinions while promising its greatest achievements lie ahead in a flexible medium capable of education tragedy and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geown-Cp
Moton-Picture
United States
America
Hollywood
Strength For The Day Do We Love Humanity
A Babson Newspaper Syndicate column argues true Christian charity goes beyond money. It calls for selfless giving that aligns a person’s interests with their neighbor and echoes the ethic to do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Parker
Tolstoy
Babson
Fragmented quotes mix in past figures and random phrases
The text strings reference Edward F. McGrady former Labor official Clare G. Fenerty ex congressman Emory W. Shaw from Cleveland and random musings about Grand Juries and motorcycles, with incomplete statements and no clear news event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. McGrady
Labor
Clare G. Fenerty
Pennsylvania
It's Odd But It's Science Explains Whisky Aging Speedup
Chemists describe how aging in whisky is achieved by balancing wild alcohols and acids with tannin from wood. By avoiding wild yeasts and sterilizing drums, producers speed aging, reducing time needed to reach proper flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bgward W. Bladeslee
Dallas
Kentucky Colonels
Deas
Between the wars and politics by N A Lufburrow
A reflective poem on the era between wars highlighting political tensions and peacetime anxieties. The speaker laments hurt feelings, transgressed rights, and a flat peace drive. October looms with election noise and the prospect of renewed conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N_ A. LUFBURROW
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News columns dated Oct. 3, 1885 note a new cash register cabinet in the European Hotel saloon tracking purchases from five cents to ten dollars. Frederick delegates to the State Convention of the WCTU include Miss Ida Cunningham Mrs C E Trail and Miss Katie Bartgis. A four year old boy on East Fourth Street suffered a cut and bruised face after being kicked by a colt belonging to Peter Swinsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
Ida Cunningham
C. £. Trail
Katie Bartgis
Samuel Eppleyx
East Fourth Street
Peter Swinsey
Frederick County Farmers Face War Embargo Relief and Memorial Notice
Frederick County farmers endure an embargo on grain selling wheat as crops surge. A telegram confirms embargo relief east of Pittsburgh, aiding farmers and Liberty Loan backers. Meetings in Libertytown Walkersville Woodsboro Myersville and Emmitsburg push the fourth Liberty Loan drive. Walker Crum of Walkersville is added to Frederick County war memorial list, aged 24, died in France. An article notes the war reshapes young women toward independence and language study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Joseph D. Baker
Liberty Loanee
van Lear Bisch
Pitttsburgh
Libertytown
Wailkersville
Woodsboro
Myersville
Emmitsburg
Rell
Walker Crum
Walkersville
France
N. D. Crum
News Today
No Star Is Lost by James T Farrell Review
A Book A Day praises Farrell as a leading American novelist and analyzes No Star Is Lost. Danny ONeil, arising from the Lonigan neighborhood, seeks an escape from poverty through a different path, with a gentler realism and renewed tenderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Farrell
Chicago
Danny O'Neill
Mr. Farrell
Studs Lonigan
United Brethren Hold Conference This Week
United Brethren Church sends c G Baker to represent at the Pennsylvania conference in Hagerstown for three days. Rev J H Schmitt leads local involvement with Frederick attendees, memorial and business sessions, and Thursday United Brethren Day features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Baker
United Brethren Church
One Hundred and Gilleth
Pennsylvania
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Hagerstown
J. H. Schmitt
Schmitt
Frederick
J. W. Fisher
Walkersville
Youth council rally to oppose state lotteries
Rockville residents will witness Montgomery County Youth Council protest against the proposed repeal of Maryland’s constitutional ban on state lotteries. The rally is set for Sunday October 16 at 2.45 a.m. in Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FLAN
Rockville
Maryland
Montgomery County Youth Council
Missing Wick Boy Edgar Wirts Leaves School Coatless
Fifteen year old Edgar C Wirts a Bruns wick High School student disappeared Wednesday morning from school prompting anxious parents. Constable Verner A Redmond intensified the search while authorities consider a baseball interest as a possible motive or lure. He stands 5 feet 10 inches tall with dark brown eyes and hair and is missing two front teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Wirts
Brunswick
Verner A. Redmond
Edgar
Ieave
Pre nuptial Parties for Conley Pitts Bride Elect
Miss Mary Claire Conley of Guilford near Frederick, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Conley, will wed Clinton Paine Pitts this Saturday and has a kitchen shower planned by bridesmaid Miss Josephine Lee Chatard. Pitts will host his bachelor dinner Tuesday with his brother Tilghman G. Pitts II as best man and several in laws and Baltimore friends listed as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Claire Conley
C. H. Conley
Guilford
Frederick
Clinton Paine Pitts
Josephine Lee Chatard
Pitts
Bryn Awel
Phoenix
Tilghman G. Pitts
Daniel E. Wight
Richard B. Griffin
Charles H. Conley, Jr
Eric Bergland
W. Conjgreve Jackson
William C. Whittidge
Hugh J. O Donovan
FL McDonald Morton, Jr
Douglas G. Carroll, Jr
Baltimore
Mr. Pitts
Social Roundup in Laytonsville District October News
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Flory and daughter Jeanette stay with Rev. and Mrs. C. I. Flory at the Southern Methodist parsonage while Maurices parents visit. Mrs. Allison Taylor and Mrs. Robert Moore depart for Keesville. Miss Helen Worley plans a West Coast trip. Mrs. Edwin Fry hosts a luncheon at Fair Hill with guests. Last week featured a Bridge party at Edge Hill and an evening of bridge at Warfield residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laytonsville
Maurice Flory
Jeanette Flory
Staunton
Southern Methodist Parsonage
Flory
C. I. Flory
Allison Taylor
Robert Moore
Keesville
N. Y
Helen Worley
West Coast
Edwin Fry
Fair Hill
Edge Hill
Vestus Wilcox
William T. Warfield
License Issued for Rockville Marriage of Brown and Watkins
A marriage license was issued in Rockville to Preston L. Brown, 19, and Vida O. Watkins, 20, both of Altairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Preston L.rown
Vida O. Watkins
Alt, Airy
Daily English lesson on misused words and pronunciation
A compact English lesson explains common errors in usage and spelling. It highlights misused terms like armosful vs armful, discusses pronunciation hints for Gila morster, and provides syllable guidance. It promotes daily vocabulary growth with discreet focus on discretion and prudence, quoting Bacon on prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gila
Bacon
Pack No 6 Wins 1938 Club Palava Award in Washington
Pack No 6 of Evangelical Lutheran church in Washington annexed the 1938 Club Palava Award for the largest enrollment among groups. More than 500 boys participated in the event near the municipal tennis courts, with the local group of 28 led by Cubmaster Louis E Eichelberger and Scout Executive Norman F Ford, and including den chiefs and numerous families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Evangel- Ncat Lutheran
Palmer Byrd
Norman F. Fordland
Louis E. Eichelberger
Bernard Gilbert
Leslie Burger
Robert Mobley
Yommy Eichelberger
Den
Donald Koons
Thomas
Philip
Robert Lambdin
Walter Forney
Rodney Lentz
Maclin Hahn
Ulysses Wiles
Cubs
Marshall Wetzel
Thomas Bowman
Clyde O. Koons
Ira Wiles
William Lambdin
Charles Anders
John Lentz
Coughlan Proposes Tax on Walkathons in County
Montgomery county commissioner Paul Coughlan said he would sponsor an ordinance to tax walkathons. He proposed a monthly levy of 10000 dollars for operating in the county, aiming to tax them out of existence in Silver Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Paul Coughlan
Montgomery County
Silver Spring
Board of Commissioners
Health article traces US food drug law evolution
Dr. Morris Fishbein reviews early 1905 1906 legislation and the shift from cosmetics to broader consumer protection. He notes the 1938 Wheeler Lea act expanding FTC advertising authority and the 1938 Food and Drugs Act set to take full effect in 1939, highlighting key figures and books that spurred reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishbein
United States
Upton Sinclair
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Harvey Wiley
Theodore Roosevelt
Food and Drugs Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Bible Verse Paraphrase Highlights Warnings Against Babbling
A compact devotional note cites II Timothy 2 46 urging avoidance of profane babblings as they lead to ungodliness. It also contrasts words with an arrow once released cannot return, attributed to Abd el Kader with a brief reflection on the power and permanence of spoken words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
II Timothy
Abd-el-Kader
New York News Mix of War Talk and Showbiz Tales
In New York two public squares host heated debates on Europe while a busy night reveals actor Horace MacMahon recalling Hollywood days and a flood tale touching Ralph Bellamy and James Barton. A cheeky line notes a six day bike race would be affected by the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
New York
Europe
Manhattan
Columbus Circle
Washington Square
Jack White
Clib
Horace MacMahon
MacMahon
Rialto
Hollywood
Hombre
Mac.Mahon
Connecticut
Ralph Bellamy
Idol
North Hollywood
California
Bellamy
Today in History Anniversaries Span 1800s to 1992
A compact roll of notable birthdays and events from 1800 to 1992. Figures include George Bancroft George Ripley John Gorrie Sabin Gorgas Warner Oland Thomas Wolfe and Black Hawk. Highlights mention Mount Holyoke College cornerstone Whiskey riot Hebrew Union College and Roosevelt coal strike talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bancroft
Navy
Worcester
Mass
Washington, D. C
George Ripley
Greenfield
New York
John Gorrie
Charleston
S. C
John E. Sabin
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
William Crawford Gorgas
Panama Canal
Mobile
Aia
Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
Sweden
Thomas Clayton Wolfe
Asneville
N.C
Mount Holyoke Seminary
College
South Hadley
Des Moines
Black Hawk
Philadelphia
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Theodore Rooseveltt
Pennsylvania
Mind Your Manners On Wedding Anniversary Etiquette
Q and A on correct social usage for anniversary celebrations. Answers note children entertaining, tenth anniversary tin, decorations for 25th anniversary, guests giving gifts, and husband wife gift customs. Practical party ideas for a silver anniversary include a dance suitable for all ages or a reception style gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yew
Notable Births and Global Events Across Eras
A compressed digest notes figures such as Pope appealing to aid the unemployed, Italy's 1935 Ethi opians aggression, and birthdays of Barnard Dean Virginia C Gilderslerve and others including George S Messersmith, Francis Benedict, Robert Haig, James Roop, and James Thomas. Today's horoscope warns of a reserved, studious temperament with possible social risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia C. Gilderslerve
Barnard College
New York City
New York
George S. Messersmith
Fleetwood
Francis G. Benedict
Fof
Nutrition Laboratory
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Milwaukee
Robert M. Haig
Columbia
Columbus
James C. Roop
Pan-American Airways
Upland
James H. Thomas
Where is Annam and what did the king express
Annam refers to central Vietnam. The king expressed profound attachment and indefectible devotion to the French government, signaling strong rapport or mutual understanding between Annam and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Emory W. Shaw
Cleveland
Luis
the News
Sauce Catton
United Brethren
Edgar C, Virts, Sr
BY Williams
Malia
Pack No
Great Britain
Alfred Duff Cooper
Admiralty
Neville Chamberlain
DR. Morris Fishbein
Anar
Can Medical Assn and
Hygeis
Bible Thought
IEEE
James Barton
Jeeter Lester
Tobacco Road
Barton
Babylon
Long Island
Jeeter
NEA Service, Inc
Enza
Pope
Italy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!