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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
2
The excerpt appears to be a policy statement about letters to the editor and attribution. It discusses publishing names only with consent and avoiding erroneous reflections on individuals or organizations. The tone is editorial guidance for submissions and corrections.
A 1938 notice urges readers to heed fall health warnings from physicians and public health officers. It stresses dress, diet, sleep, and boosts resistance to influenza, colds, and geiope. It notes autumn weather aids spread and cites economic losses from illness between November and June.
A reflection on moral effort and futility. Whitefield faced mockery while reproving carousers, but he judged his attempt worthwhile. The lesson: doing one's duty, even if it earns a soft pillow, preserves a clear conscience.
Poem urging readers to seize opportunity through study and effort. Encourages using books and schools to choose varied paths, accept necessary effort, and keep rising. Signed N A Lofeurrow.
A brief reflection cites Ecclesiastes 3 18 about wisdom and knowledge. It notes that greater knowledge can bring sorrow and questions what it means to be wise. The quotation emphasizes recognizing others faults while acknowledging one’s own.
Bruce Cation discusses Hemingway's The Fifth Column, noting the play's focus on espionage in wartime Madrid and the external and internal pressures shaping the author. The column praises the grim swift melodrama and highlights two-score stories in the collection, with The Fifth Column as the main attraction for readers.
Cranium Cracker page presents true false items and a puzzle. Grant of absolute divorce for Mrs. E Pauline Knock of Frederick via attorney Reno S Harp against Lewis H Knock, Frederick, with defendant ordered to pay costs of the proceedings.
Local items from The News recounts of Oct 27 1888 noting school spending limits and ten new schoolhouses costing about 8000 dollars the improved sewage system at Menterus and a running water well a wartime influenza update and cases at nearby schools plus a daring midnight robbery on East Patrick Street shock over 1000 taken from a city safe an army corporal wounded in battle and public sales of property including 114 West Church Street and a probate estate valued around 50000 dollars with a trust for a sister
Babson Park, Mass October report declares United States business expanding at 5 percent since mid-September and 27 percent above June lows. It cites steady prices, armament spending, utilities, railroads, farm sector resilience, and stock gains as signs of a broad recovery with Christmas trade trending strongest since 1930.
Thirty three members of Frederick Chapter No. 79 of the Order of Eastern Star visited the Eastern Star International Temple in Washington on a bus trip Tuesday night. The group included Mrs. C. Hayes Lamar and many others from Baltimore and nearby communities.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hawkins of Brunswick marked fifty years of marriage with a Sunday reception at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, H. N. Deavers. They wed October 21, 1888 at Sandy Hook, with many relatives attending and sending cards and gifts from families in Strasburg, Washington, and beyond.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines how physicians sustain war effort and aid recovery. He notes doctors assess fitness, repair injuries, prevent epidemics, and rehabilitate veterans. Historical plagues and illnesses decimated armies, yet medicine saved many lives and continues to demand care for the blind, deaf, mentally scarred, and chronically ill veterans.
The excerpt collects remarks by Dr Neal Bowman of Temple University on salesmanship returning goods and lobbying among clerks, Elmer Wheeler urging industry focus, the Republican stance toward Progressives, Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, and Joe DiMaggio signaling a personal stance.
Dean Helen D. Bragdon will represent Hood College at the seventh educational meeting of the Educational Records Bureau and the American Council on Education in New York City on Thursday and Friday. She also represented Hood College at the regional meeting of the Association of American Colleges in Richmond Virginia on Saturday.
A provided etiquette piece asks five questions about serving rules at table. It covers serving dessert with empty place settings, removing salt and pepper shakers, using a folded cap to brush crumbs, delivering crumbs to a maid or tray, and serving pie at formal dinners, plus the proper maid announcement. The given answers reinforce standard dining decorum and prescribes a tray for crumbs and for announcing dinner.
New York report recounts James Fikany of Carbondale Pa turning a magazine blunder into a rising shoe business tale. Fikany, backed by his family, transforms a testimonial from Mrs Roosevelt into a capitalized venture with plans for a Rochester factory and hotel showroom suites.
Entries list birthdays and deaths of figures such as Albert Fink John D Long Halsey Ives Kenyon Cox Theodore Roosevelt Robert P Scripps plus events from 1787 1906 1838 1640 1870 1878 1833 and 1907 Federal Reserve action. The note reads like a historical chronology with dates and places across centuries.
A compact obituary-like list notes Owen D Young of New York born in Van Hornesville 64 years ago physician archaeologist Judd born Cedar Rapids 51 years ago and others including Irvin Stewart born Ft Worth 39 Roscoe Pound 63 Janet Scudder 65. It closes with a Horoscope warning of harmonious minds and a caution about devotion to the arts.
Dr W W Davis of Baltimore will address the Buckeystown Methodist Protestant Church tonight at 7 30. Rev C E Dryden serves as pastor. The tonic will be The Moral Status of the State.
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