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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1937
Page
4
The Daily News outlines policy for corrections and letters to the editor. It states only real names will accompany opinions or statements and requires accountability for published content. The paper notes Associated Press use and emphasizes accuracy and author identification.
The piece argues China must fight for national survival against Japan, noting rising nationalism and a more capable Chinese force. Lin Yutang cites air power, modernization, vast manpower, and leadership as strengths, predicting a slow, costly war likely ending in stalemate with China advantaged.
A collection of remarks from William Benton Wallace Beery Eleanor Bailey and George Karne reflecting views on war personal danger divorce manners and a horse convention and trading they express strong opinions and anecdotes from their contexts in mid century discourse
A reflective note urges broad reading and cheap access to books and writings at libraries. The author, N. A. Luflurrow, emphasizes that free library use requires only will and habit to read and learn, promising daily growth and rewarding outcomes for those who engage.
Recipes furnished trough courtesy of local residents. German Potato Pancakes use six large potatoes grated with onion and eggs, fried in a shallow fat to cook the starch. yields eight cakes. Also Sweet Cinnamon Cake combines sugar, butter, milk, soda, and flour baked with cinnamon sugar on top. Lily Pons publicity features photos from Life magazine and local Frederick connections. Coypu farming expands in Oregon with pelts valued at 20 to 30 dollars and notes on breeding. The Jewish New Year 5698 marked by the ram’s horn in synagogues worldwide with services varying by denomination.
Readable items recounting a Sept 4 1887 Frederick column noting a Middletown Valley Sunday School gathering drawing over 5900 attendees at Mrs Lewis Young’s grove two miles south of Middletown. Brief oblique notices mention local residents Henry Darner of Jefferson dying at home aged modestly and Roscoe Sweadner of Liberty sustaining a severe foot injury after a saw mishap.
The Mercury records cool weather with a 53 degree low and a 53 degree average noted. Alabama announces recruiting and Frederick awaits call to vote. Chestnut blight spreads but foresters say little can be done. Frederick Lewis of Alabama is named successor at the Bo School with teachers Cranmer and Margaret Bradshaw. A club room for games is prepared at the Junior fire hall with teacher Veigh.
The article recounts Labor Day unrest and hotel business impact while schools prepare for reopening with rising enrollments. It notes tax rates set by city officials, distributions from failed banks, and cultural events including Frederick County Agricultural Society plans, Niagara Falls trips, an obituary for David Grolt, a tribute to Miss Florence Trail, and new book on Francis Scott Key.
Lifeguards advise calling for help rather than waving. Swim parallel to shore and avoid attempting to swim out of the rip. Stay above water until rescue arrives as lifeguards reach you with a rope and surfboard from the last buoy.
A secondhand plane drops seed on 50,000 acres of burned over fir forest land near Bandon in southern Oregon. Eleven months after the fire the area shows rapid recovery with sheep grazing on high grass, turning a desolated scene into promising grazing ground.
L A Phillips of Sacramento tried a bow and arrow hunt for porpoises near Juneau aboard his yacht Kiki. He found abundant porpoises but the creatures broke the tow line attached to the arrows and proved as formidable as swordfish in the water.
Health article explains the pituitary exerts influence over multiple glands including the pancreas thyroid adrenal and parathyroid. It notes the pituitary’s role in diabetes related sugar metabolism and how removing the pituitary alters blood sugar and glycogen.
State Motor Vehicles reports penalties for drunken driving and related offenses. Revocations and suspensions affected several motorists in Frederick, Gaithersburg, Union Bridge, Middletown, Emmitsburg, and Rockville. Fines totaled 9954 with multiple reckless driving, excessive speed, and tag misuse cases and nine fatal accidents with nine victims.
Dust from freshly broken rock carries dangerous poisons that die after air contact. English researchers at Imperial College London report silicosis can arise from certain rocks when alkali and soluble salts are lost, leaving fine particles that release toxins.
Fred Lubbers leaned against a car spare tire in Omaha when the tire exploded tearing a V shaped gap from his hip pockets to his knees. His wife arrived moments later to drive him home in the family car.
The body regulates calcium through absorption and hormonal control affecting bone formation and maintenance. The corpus luteum is a temporary endocrine structure in the ovary that forms after ovulation and secretes progesterone to support early pregnancy.
Question prompts on proper social usage for job applications and office interactions. Scenarios ask about dress, friendliness, titles for professionals like nurses, and how to request interviews. Includes references to saleswomen and etiquette norms with a solution tag.
New York dispatch reports Poundridge Connecticut residents turning out for baseball games to benefit charity and raise spirits. Notables like Gene Tunney Dale Carnegie and Anna May Wong appear in playful settings as literati and actors join the hobby. Plans refresh with Jack Dempsey and Tunney on the mound amid stage gossip and Broadway connections.
A chronicle of historical anniversaries lists figures such as Charles Follen, Marcus Whitman, Phoebe Cary, John Sleeper Clarke, Daniel Burnham, Harold McGrath, Edwin A Halsey, and others with birth years and noted deaths. It also references early California settlement by Los Angeles and a mix of place names, ages, and origins from 18th to 19th centuries.
Fragmented glimpse notes 1837 special session to relieve finance distress and Edison illumination feats in Prince Albert with 496 lamps. 1918 Saxony factory explosion leaves only 12 women alive out of 7000. 1932 Raymond Robins vanishes en route to meet the President. Louise Thaden wins 14000 endix air race trophy.
The Sunday Moroscope describes a person who can turn to tasks with a kind and generous disposition and a high order of intelligence. The writing suggests a day for mentorship and applying true values to daily life, prompting practical guidance.
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