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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News states no communication will be published without real name of the writer and a cost agent approval. The letter must be admitted as authority for the asserted fact or opinion and errors in character or representation will be corrected upon request to the editor.
In a Frederick Maryland weekly page dated Friday September 2 1938 the article recalls how a European conflict over Czechoslovakia could mirror 1914 events. It traces Serbia Austria Hungary and Germany alliances and notes the July 1914 ultimatum that sparked World War I, highlighting fears Europe might again plunge into war and reshape nations.
A short moral note on how people dislike traits in others that mirror their own. It argues two alike natures quarrel and conflict, while complementary temperaments blend best. examples include excitable, calm, talkative, melancholy, and cheerful dispositions to illustrate human friction.
A 76 car freight train and a caboose must divert to sidings. Five sidings available: one holds 21 cars, one 43 cars, two hold 11 cars each, and one holds ? cars. Can the entire train be accommodated by these sidings.
Mrs. Howard M Albaugh invites for the marriage of Margaret Elizabeth Albaugh to Rev. Paul Harold Gleichman at the Evangelical Lutheran church on Wednesday September 7. Rev Dr Amos John Teaver and Rev Dr Henry L G Kieffer will officiate assisted by Rev Dr. Teaver.
Local items from The News dated Sept 2 1888 report a Baltimore fire at a Sharp street toy store causing about 1.5 million dollars in damage. In Monrovia a large American flag and banner for Harrison Morton and McComas are shown at a meeting at Wood’s store. C M Riggs introduces Hon. J G Urner who speaks on tariffs. A West Frederick boy is injured alighting from a wagon on West Patrick street. The September juries hear penalties for disloyalty and Hammonds Urner presides. John E R Wood is honored posthumously. W T Delaplaine named grand jury foreman. Charles F Rea of Nebraska speaks at Braddock Heights about ending the war. Charles W Johnson dies near Ellerton after eleven weeks illness. he helped organize Myersville Savi and Catoctin Railway. William C Grenaman of Thurmont falls ill in Union Bridge ice cream parlor and dies that night.
A cleaned up summary notes etiquette Qs on engraving numbers, showers, luncheon timings, phone invites, and introductions. It states no engraving of phone numbers on visiting cards, showers are acceptable if not from close relatives, guests should not overstay, hosts may invite by phone, and introductions use full names with in law distinctions when needed.
A compact history column lists anniversaries for 1829 Murat Halstead born in Butler County Ohio and died 1908, 1831 Mortimer Thomson born in New York and died 1875, 1839 Henry George born in Philadelphia and died 1897, 850 Eugene Field born in St Louis and died 1895, 855 Hoke Smith born in Newton North Carolina and died 1931, and 838 Newell Dwight Hillis born in Magnolia Illinois died 1929, plus other milestones such as 1868 Maxim Maxim silent inventor, 1838 US Treasury Department created, 1843 Ben Bolt poem first published, 1870 Sedan surrender, 1907 Walter Wellman attempt, 1913 Wallingford train wreck, 1923 Italy-Greece dispute, 1937 Slum Clearance Bill. Also Today’s Birthdays list includes U S Senator Hiram Johnson, Dr Allen Kanavel, Victor Cutter, Herbert Wade, Dana May, Dr Frederick Soddy. A horoscope notes high literary ability with moral instruction. A large bass catch by Willian Runkles and companions near Knoxville is described. Gurley family reunion planned September 11 at Constitution Park, Cumberland.
New York writer George Tucker recalls Kay Kyser from UNC days and explains why Kyser rose to fame through showmanship rather than pure orchestral leadership. He notes Kyser’s influence on the band, Sully Mason’s role, Ginny Simms’s singing range, and Kyser’s unorthodox approach to rhythm and audience connection.
Capt George E T Eyston recalls sensation of speeds over 343 miles per hour in the Rain. Lord Stanley says Britain is still youthful in spirit. Prieto predicts Spain’s finanical ruin regardless of war’s outcome.
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