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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News carries standard masthead text from Frederick Maryland stating publication details. It notes press association affiliation and policy on corrections and bylines, plus editorial consent requirements for letters and opinions.
Guatemala will issue four stamps for the 159th anniversary of its constitution, including a Roosevelt portrait. U S postal authorities say living-person images on stamps violate federal law when sold in the United States, though Guatemala may be honoring Roosevelt. sales in the United States would be limited to stamp collectors.
The Dionne sisters face ongoing temptations to become side show attractions for profit. A $500,000 World’s Fair offer is rejected by their guardians who prioritize health and normal upbringing. The article argues they may attract spectators without leaving home, remaining as a living world’s fair.
About 1.5 million cars ran out of gas on American highways last year suggesting as many drivers feel lucky to manage fuel. A quip notes half the world cannot see how the other half can afford to drive, highlighting income gaps in transport.
A trimmed reflection citing Mark 16 16 and Luther affirming that God writes the Gospel beyond the Bible, in creation such as trees and flowers, prompting meditation on faith and witness.
A. D. Lewis conducts a whimsically scientific experiment in a white sand patch near the Kalahari desert corner. He slides on his pants and reports a roaring sound from the sand that grows louder with upward movement and vanishes when the grains settle, a phenomenon linked to grain shape and packing.
The poem extols postage stamps and their daily use while praising stamp collecting as a hobby. It notes stamps’ engraving and the value of stamps for mail, then abruptly shifts to a line about chickens growing fastest between nine and twelve weeks.
Local home from The News columns recount events in Frederick. Chief Judge John Orirchie died at his West Church street home after months of illness at age 35. the Produce Commission in Washington received a large shipment of chestnut fans. Mayor Fraley discusses Liberty Bonds and Camp Meade calls. many Frederick countians serve. The First Immunity Farm products exhibit opens under County Farm Agent Haare and James Gambrili and N. Wilson Schley have entered Naval Reserves.
Miss Elizabeth Ruth of Wyomis sing Pa spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Tuesday, addressing the American Association of University Women about Educational Conditions of Germany. She described schooling from age six to seventeen, gender roles, and the university system at Munich, noting women’s participation and preferred paths in German education.
Non fiction on reading trends notes public library shifts while detailing titles on exploration aviation and mining for young readers. Includes reviews of Map Makers Who Rides in the Harcourt Brace and Dr Seuss titles as well as The Tale of a Guinea Pig and Kate the Caterpillar.
At the first full meeting of Carroll County Royal Arch Masons No 310 West, officers for the coming year were elected including Augustine Thunbert AD OE Ki Frank Keds MoE Std Albert Mitten secretary and Peyton Garsuch treasurer Also Carrell Council No 7 and AM held a special meeting electing Rev. L Bo Hiafer LM Howard Necker Mill ord Bowker and Albert Alien as secretary and treasurer.
A series of protracted meetings will begin next Sunday at the Central Methodist Protestant church with Pastor Benjamin A. Bryan presiding. Services are scheduled to run for one week starting at 7 30 p.m. The pastor expects the attendance of visiting ministers and plans to continue daily sessions through the week.
Pvt Glenn H Favorite of the 11th Signal Co writes from Scho field Barracks Hawaii praising the newspaper The News. He recalls soldiers asking for the next issue and urges continued good work as they miss home and seek more news from around the world. The missive highlights broad coverage and morale value.
Dr. Morris Fishbein outlines barber's itch sycosis vulgaris, a beard area skin infection caused by a staphylococcus germ. Emphasizes unsanitary barber shops as key transmission sites and urges strict hygiene, clean towels, fresh equipment, and heat sterilization to prevent infection and scarring.
Miss Eisenhauer announced Frederick Free Kindergarten will hold its annual Hallowe en costume party Friday at ten o clock. The class began October 4 with 54 enrollments. current enrollment is 71, comparable to 1936 37. Attendance described as splendid. most attendees are first term students.
A reader quiz on polite speech covers greetings tone and formality. It answers that using dear is poor taste, stepping aside is preferable to direct gesture, middle aged speakers should say women, and avoid calling adults girls in social settings while young women fits workplace use. The piece provides best practice responses and notes copyright by NEA Service.
Harold Russell Ryder, once a flamboyant Terrific Twenties Broadway playboy, is charged with violating parole conditions after a Sing Sing release for grand larceny in a $2 million brokerage firm failure. Authorities say he again pursued investors while nightclub owners lament government interference with business.
History entries mark Isaac Singer Jacob Cox Erasmus Leavitt Whitelaw Reid John Long Theodore Roosevelt and others with dates across 18th to 20th centuries. Birthdays include Owen Young Roscoe Pound and others with ages. A brief horoscope notes harmonious influence and potential for success. caution on finances and devotion to the arts.
A set of trivia style questions asks to name the Great Lakes and identify the largest smallest deepest and shallowest. It asks how many ships Bolivia’s navy has. It ponders tire reliability by temperature. It seeks a single word meaning apartment and tevel. It presents a math puzzle about Jones buying cans of peaches fruit and vegetables and beans and asks how many more vegetable cans than fruit cans he bought.
A compact note explains misused phrases like iam vs I am and going anywhere tonight. It defines mispronounced heroine and clarifies word pairs such as clause and claws. The piece urges expanding vocabulary by using one new word daily and notes contemporary language usage.
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