12 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1938
Page
1
An essay argues homework replaces nightwork as the family focus shifts to after school study. It urges quiet study spaces, turning off radio, parental involvement, and consistent schedules to sustain concentration and support children through increasing grade demands.
Mrs Edmund F Smith aged about 73 formerly of Taney town and sister of the Misses Yingling of Libertytown was seriously injured in a fall down a flight of stairs at her Baltimore home. She was rushed to University of Maryland Hospital where doctors report a fractured skull broken nose crushed shoulder and other injuries. condition critical.
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 met Friday evening with Mrs. Reine Bowers as Noble Grand presiding. Reports covered the Odd Fellows cruise to Cambridge on September 8. The degree team will hold a card party in the lodge room on Thursday evening September 22. The next meeting is set for September 23.
Washington reports that Communism has become a campaign issue in 1938 primaries and may shape fall elections. Veterans of politics promote using a red scare to rally voters while slinging charges against New Deal allies, with figures like Reynolds, George, Tidings, and O'Connor pushing anti Communist messages and endorsements.
The FDA is pursuing enforcement against a drug named Causalin which is partly misrepresented as Aminodimethylprrazolon Quinolinesulphonate. The move highlights regulatory scrutiny over false labeling and marketing claims.
Mauritz Hallgren backs his rival in a contest believed to involve Lewis and Tydings forces, an apparent political clash noted in protest materials and printed warnings during recent campaigns.
The article notes banks served as a cushion during the 1937 38 downturn with only 42 banks closing in the first six months and 997 percent of deposits protected. It contrasts 1930 bank closings and discusses deposit insurance despite Roosevelt opposition, and touches on coin alloy plans and a Hubert Rhoderick picnic with many attendees. It ends with a botany fact about the American larch and bald cypress shedding leaves in winter.
A vintage advertisement touts Pinkham’s Compound as a remedy for general relief, nervous distress, and female functional issues. It claims decades of use and over a million women reporting benefits, urging trust in the product’s wholesome herbal ingredients.
Government scientists say precooling California oranges before shipment to the East could save consumers and producers about one million dollars annually.
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