Daily News Frederic Maryland Publication Note
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1937
Page
4
An imprint of The Daily News describes publication practices and policy notes for readers. It outlines correction procedures and requires real names and sources for communicated opinions and news items.
At Shanghai American businessmen voiced sympathy with the State Department warning and weighed the risk to American prestige and trade in China. They urged balancing protection for nationals abroad with broader national interests and the 135,000,000 Americans at home who oppose involvement in the Asiatic war.
The article notes President Roosevelt and companions catching 36 striped bass in an hour at Long Stand sound. It reflects on how political leaders gain relief on the water and contrasts fishing calm with modern hurry, arguing patience is needed to catch fish and to manage life’s pace.
The piece reflects on marriage’s role in life and the belief that unions once spurred prosperity. It notes modern trends toward instability, suggesting many marriages fail or end in divorce within a decade, contrasting old fiction’s happy endings with contemporary outcomes.
A compact proverb and a note on wisdom present a Bible verse from Proverbs urging trust in the Lord and a philosophical line about God as a circle with center everywhere. The pair juxtaposes faith guidance with a paradoxical image to provoke reflection.
Bruce Catton reviews Clinch Calkins Spy Overhead, a survey of industrial espionage tied to the La Follette Civil Liberties Committee. The work compiles dubious Pinkerton and detective practices, plant within unions, blacklisting, and inflated expense claims, framed as a vivid one woman guided tour of the industrial underworld.
A collage of statements from Irene Dunne Rear Admiral A B Cook Cordell Hull and Adolf Hitler share reflections on happiness women in aviation postwar theory and German history. The remarks touch on marriage infidelity Versailles Treaty military guardianship and economic international trade.
A fragmentary Frederick column from Sept 14 recalls long‑ago moments. Notes mention prominent Emmitsburg resident Braitam Sheets dying at age 90 on Brncville Road, and mentions Hammondurner and Thurston Simmons returning to Dickinson College. The text includes garbled names and a March 19 wedding by Rev Dr George.
The mayor and aldermen at a special meeting approved a $380,101 refunding bond issue to a Baltimore syndicate. The Awning in front of the H. T. Kline tobacco store on Urick street, which had a site at AAS, was removed. Miss Maggie Waters of South Market Street sent a fine fruit cake to Lieut. William Bennett, in France, through Mrs. O. P. Bennett.
New York reporters describe the 1919 Legion parade route as it returns along Fifth Avenue amid a transformed city. landmarks such as the Flatiron Building, Waldorf Astoria, and Rockefeller Center have vanished or changed, while Central Park remains familiar.
A birthday dinner and sixth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Ross Keeney were celebrated at their home Sunday. Numerous guests attended, including Ephaim Keeney, Thomas Grimes, Miss Mary Keeney, Arch Eteler, Thomas Etzler, Fred Bey, John Bell, Walter Stewart, and others from Middleburg, Liberty, Sjamsville, Lander, and New Market, with refreshments served.
The late Shirley Carter estate is valued at 779,596.43 with shares of stock at 450,447.86 bonds at 202,703.00 personal property and bank money totaling 17,020.47. Clerk MM Stith filed the report with the corporation court. Canada’s foreign trade in the first half of this year was weaker than any similar period since 1930.
Guidance on shelter choices and indoor outdoor precautions during storms. It covers grounded metal buildings versus grounded structures, staying away from radios phones and pipes indoors, and safer outdoor options like thick timber or canyons. It notes lightning fatalities and emergency steps if struck.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains thyroid extracts treat myxedema and influence overweight post childbirth. Cautions include risks from excess thyroid action and the need to confirm thyroid-type obesity. Goiter arises from insufficient secretion or iodine deficiency, with simple and hyperactive enlargements noted. Next section covers iodine and goiter prevention.
Daily English lesson highlights common misuses and spelling issues. It explains proper pronunciation of errand and clarifies the word exorcise meaning to expel an evil spirit with examples. The piece encourages vocabulary growth by mastering one new word daily.
Mr and Mrs Roy W Catsail sold their eight room modern pressed brick dwelling at 1026 North Market Street to Mr and Mrs Carl R Holland. The purchasers expect to make it their home.
A past NEA Service item tests breakfast etiquette with five questions and answers. Sppoon placement for grapefruit is extreme right or on the grapefruit plate. Breakfast can be served until 12 20 noon. A late breakfast menu resembles luncheon. Formal invitations are not used for late breakfasts. Buffet service is possible for many guests. If serving coffee at breakfast, best method is to pour coffee and then pass cream and sugar.
A Gotham survey notes visitors rebuff Chinatown myths and prefer Harlem after sighting the Empire State Building and Radio City. The American Legion prepares for 250000 revelers, police told to show restraint. Talent scouts report no usable actors from summer circuits, while Laverne Moore draws runaway literary offers before a New Jersey return. A stray news item about a missing owner signs off with a joke about trousers.
A collage of historical anniversaries and births highlighting James Wilson, Benjamin Hill, Harry Fenn, George B. Seldon, Julia Magruder, and others. Noting events from Napoleon’s 1800s campaigns to McKinley’s 1900s death, plus birthdays like Margaret Sanger, Alice Stone Blackwell, and Robert Lincoln O’Brien. The horoscope predicts a resourceful, economical person likely to amass a fortune but cautions against money’s dominion.
A letter urges pedestrian rights amid risky street scenes as drivers display brash behavior and courts address disputes over vehicle and frame ownership. The writer cites law, courts, and personal risk, warning of harm without proper caution and accountability.
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