The Daily News of Frederick Maryland Publication Details
The Daily News independent newspaper published afternoons except Sunday at The News-Post Building Court Street Frederick Maryland by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. Member of Associated Press. The AP receives first rights to news dispatches. Corrections policy and publication rules noted.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co
Associated Press
Labor Day Observance Reflections From 1937 Labor Talks
A 1937 Labor Day note discusses millions unemployed versus improving conditions. It cites the American Federation of Labor estimate, calls for courage and hope, and notes progress toward peace in labor relations while acknowledging ongoing industrial warfare and the need for cooperation between capital and labor to prevent strikes and lockouts.
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Gentaee
Opi
American Federation of Labor
Big nickel worth boosts in California dailies
San Francisco and Oakland newspapers raise subscriber rates by fifteen cents monthly and raise evening paper street sales from three to five cents to cover higher taxes and costs. A two cent paper, once common in parts, is doomed.
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San Francisco
Oakland
California
Daily English Lesson Card Amid Language Tips
A compact study note presents common word errors and correct usages. It defines omniscience as infinite knowledge and cites a Reade quote about truth and the limits of human understanding, urging daily vocabulary growth.
The Brief Hour of Francois Villon review
Bruce Catton praises John Erskine's The Brief Hour of Francois Villon for its vivid, factual immersion into 15th century France. Villon is depicted as a witty, roguish figure whose love life and travels reveal a life of danger, misfortune, and daring. The book largely forgoes heavy description in favor of brisk narrative energy and engaging scenes.
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John Erskine
Francois Villon
Bobbs Merrill
Villon
Rascal
France
Willon
Francois
Ambroize
Margot
Catherine
Suzanne
Rank
Seine
Louise de Grigny
St. Benoit
Charles
Erskine
None of Our Business as Neutrals Cited in Debate
Fragmentary remarks from readers and political figures cited in a mid-century page item. Mentions Senator Vandenburg of Michigan and a French or Italian styled Mussolini comment, with garbled phrases about neutrality, Asiatic conquest, and Mediterranean liberation. The text is incoherent and includes misattributed quotes and partial newspaper jargon.
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Senator Vandenburg
Michigan
Frederick Local Items From The Columns Of The New Sept G
Directors of the Frederick City Manufacture Company elected C V OS Levy as president and kept John Y Bennett as secretary and manager. The company shipped 600 quarts of write tide to the Board of Education in Brooklyn for use in schools. Large crowds of negroes at Frederick Junction caused excitement when Tellafers were taken to jail after a robbery near BF Pennear. Reverend George A Hoover, elder of Mangeney, died at home. The Ney News is today, and the division goes to F Vy, with the Brigade. The Red Cross Work Room has been active with a dozen area women helping at the toy room. George Birdly and Heders are directing the work. A new two manual organ is being installed at the E church, St eet, to allow the choir to sit near the organ. Mrs Abe Rosenour returned home on West Third Street after falling down a dozen steps, suffering severe bruises.
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Frederick City
C. V. OS. Levy
John Y. Bennett
Board of Education
Brooklyn
Prederick Juneton
BF Pennear
Toll Wate
George A. Hoover
Mangeney Bunt
RED Cross
Ald
George Birely
Ank Oh
Heders
Sen
Blue Ribbon Eye Company
Ellsburg
West Third Street
Abe Rosenour
Republicans Must Find Leader Trusted By Rank And File
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts argues the Republican Party must present a 20th century program and a national slate reflecting rank and file labor. He criticizes New Deal excesses, calls for constructive policy, and warns against third party disruption while urging unity within the constitutional framework.
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Claims Lodge
Ator Henry Cabot
News
NEA Service, Inc
Republican Party
Maverick outlines pro gram for future in Texas politics
NEA Service, Inc. notes Maury Maverick, dynamic Texas congressman, presents a definite program for the future that all must work toward, regardless of political affiliation, as part of a broader national effort.
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NEA
Maury Maverick
Texas
Clam Compared to Humans in Quiet Courage Tale
In a fable style note, the clam is praised for staying shut against danger while humans should not hide. The narrator, N. A. Lufburrow, argues people must act together in crises rather than retreat. The piece contrasts a shell’s retreat with communal effort.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Waiting Bride Delays Wedding Cited By Rev Ray
The Rev L Randoloph Ray of New Yorks Little Church Around the Corner advises delaying a wedding if the bride is late. Wait at least an hour, have a nonbride party member contact the bridegroom, and announce a later time if he cant be located. Do not alarm the bride or her mother prematurely. Tomorrow: If Someone Drinks Poison.
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L Tandolph Ray
New York
Stars recall and green silver blue like a memory
The speaker recalls a promise about star colors tied to their chemical content. A smile is shared as a star falls, prompting reflection on a distant path once walked together. The walk and broken path remain, though the bus and sea light now fade from sight.
Outside influence on male health glands discussed by Fishbein
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains that male sex glands secrete factors influencing growth and development. Pituitary control, vitamin deficiencies, and duct ligation hypotheses are examined, finding little evidence for rejuvenation from glandular extracts or gland grafts. Age cannot be reversed by such materials, as governments report no warrant for youthful grafts.
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Great Britain
Bible Thought and Childlike Portraits in Vintage Tone
Excerpted phrases reflect biblical and literary lines, noting Esau a cunning hunter and Jacob a tent-dwelling plain man from Genesis 25 27, alongside a George Eliot remark on childhood memories and forebodings. The text pairs a scriptural line with a literary reflection.
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Esau
Jacob
Mind Your Manners Quiz For Charity Dance Etiquette
A reader quiz on proper social conduct at dances covers terms for partners and chaperones, greetings for guests, sharing dating plans, and item handling. It provides answers: men should escort partners for first and last dances, chaperones greet guests, reveal plans only if appropriate, and avoid overbearing doorbell theatrics.
Phillips Lords odd Americans draw New York crowds
New York radio host Phillips Lord curates a weekly showcase of curious people from across the United States. He authenticates stories through local investigators, hires rail travel, and hosts guests at the Waldorf Astoria, while his collection includes a mountain woman from the Ozarks and figures like Mollie Ticklepitcher. The city’s literary crowd later gathered at Algonquin to toast How to Lose Friends and Alienate People, a spoof on social missteps, with guests revealing their familiarity with the work but proving they still connect with one another. A separate note mentions comics debuting cabaret acts in Detroit, boasting record crowds and strong attendance.
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George Ross
New York
Phillips Lord
Lord
United States
Irenes
Ozark Mountains
Big City
Irenee
Waldorf-Astoria
Odd Fellows
Mollie Ticklepitcher
Turnip Top Ridge
Tennessee
Dan McGrew
America
Custer
The
Algonquin
Dale Carnegie
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
A mixed historical rundown lists anniversaries and births of figures such as Lafayette, Fanny Wright, Catherine Beecher, Horatio Greenough, Rosecrans, Jane Addams, and others. It notes key dates, contributions, and deaths, including open remarks on Open Door policy and McKinley’s shooting, with a final paragraph reflecting on literary and musical influence and potential inheritance concerns.
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Marquis de Lafayette
France
Fanny Wright
Tennessee
New York
Scotland
Catherine Esther Beecher
New York City
Horatio Greenough
Boston
William S. Rosecrans
Kingston
Ohio
Los Angeles
Jane Addams
Chicago
Hull House
Cedarville
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