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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1938
Page
2
The Daily News Am in Independent newspaper section outlines affiliation with the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. and Associated Press. It notes privacy and authorship policies and commitment to correct erroneous rejections or misstatements once brought to the paper’s attention.
Treasury officials fear tax collection overlap between Federal and state regimes burdens taxpayers. A proposed conference of Federal and state authorities aims to divide tax sources and reduce duplicate revenues. States levy income and sales taxes alongside the federal system, with many jurisdictions also applying volume taxes and licenses. The debate centers on cutting government costs rather than splitting tax burdens.
The American Automobile Association warns drivers and pedestrians that snow ice rain fog and low visibility in fall winter and spring raise crash risks. As days shorten and conditions worsen, education and patrols have cut child accident rates while rubber tires lose traction on slick surfaces. Adequate control remains the key to preventing crashes and anguish.
A fragmented note urges poultry keepers to clean and disinfect their houses as autumn begins. The text, mixing a Bible verse and a misquoted Emerson line, hints at moral reflection before addressing poultry hygiene practices.
A reflective piece on unconscious kindness and its visible blooms as deeds ripple through daily life. Scattered seeds of cheer arise from ordinary acts, creating a fragrance of goodwill that outlasts deliberate sowing. Republican organizers form precinct 9 ang 3 A for a four year plan with Bowles as chairman and a long roster of local volunteers.
A fragmentary poem excerpt discusses how national uprisings stress nations yet some people resist conflict. It notes a minority whose hatred can spoil peace, while most feel kindness toward brothers and prefer a quiet, warless time. The piece reflects on human nature and social cohesion.
The Lewistown 4-H Club met at Kathleen Burh man's home on September 19 with eleven members attending. A five member committee was appointed to plan the event and they chose the subject Good Grooming for the fair booth. Refreshments were served.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick record resolutions by the Frederick County W C T U thanking the Agricultural Society for abolishing liquor sales at the fairgrounds. Mrs L R Wagner named successor to Mrs Adolphus Fearhake as president. Dr George W Johnston, long Baltimore drug business figure before the Civil War, dies in Johnsville at 68. The Dorsey Jones home at Liber thowne lights up for crystal wedding anniversary with 150 Chinese lanterns.
The arts library adds annotated U S Constitution up to 1938 and a slate of new titles including The Country Kitchen by D T Lutes, The Growth of a Man by Mazo de la Roche, Mr Despondency's Daughter by Anne Parrish, Treasure Trails in Art for Young People, and Fairies and Enchanters by Amabel Williams Ellis with over 80 illustrations by Wilma Hickson.
The Federal Trade Commission charged 20 lime producers in the Southeast with price fixing. The complaint includes the M. J. Grove Lime Co. of this city among those named in the action.
Local items note the 1918 annual city report by Aubrey A. Nicodemus audited by Tra Lo Miler and reviewed by the Mayor and Aldermen. The column mentions resolutions, a committee of ladies led by Edward James serving ice cream and coffee, a tribute to the Seventh Medical Corps in France, and a letter from Corporal Harry F. Schmidt describing morale in trenches with eggs at a dollar a dozen.
Frederick Civic Club session features new members and a publicity focus. Miss Rowland directs the mystery musical “Step This Way” to be staged in Winchester Hall with local talent. Committees named for publicity tickets chaperons and advertising as the club readies its tenth anniversary invitation from Hampstead Woman's Club and other arts notices.
Bruce Catton reviews The Healing Knife by George Sava the life story of a surgeon by accident. Sava recounts learning anatomy in candlelit rooms stoking a ship’s engine and his rise in London while protecting his identity with a pseudonym. He traces royal Russian roots a romance and a stint with a band of Spanish gypsies ending in a medical vocation marked by adventure and peril.
An orthopedic clinic will be held September 27 from 9 39 to 12 o'clock in Winchester offices. Dr Alan Voshe and Dr Glas Getimss from Baltimore will assess crippled children in Fredericks County with local staff. Miss Eleanor Westfall assists with physiotherapy and county orthopedic work. Local physicians were notified to refer orthopedic cases. the clinic has run for two years.
Baltimore September 21 AP Maryland eastern shore residents recalled a hurricane five years ago as they rushed to reinforce and weather the storm off Cape Hatteras. Weather Bureau warned winds around 30 mph with storm warnings posted. No damage reported yet though some lanes flooded on the eastern shore after days of heavy rain. western Maryland saw mainly rain and Hagerstown had clearing skies.
A miscellaneous shower was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs L A Long in Unionville on September 17 in honor of the recently married Mr and Mrs George Fox. A pleasant evening followed with many useful gifts and refreshments. Attending were numerous couples including Mr Mrs L A Long Mr Mrs George Fox Mr Mrs C L Fox Mr Mrs Earl Sentz Mr Mrs Holly Albaugh Mr Mrs Herman Koontz Mr and Mrs Charles Curfman Mr and Mrs Charles Martin Mr and Mrs Monroe Black Mr and Mrs John Long and many others.
The region spans Sen egal, part of the Sudan, French Guina, French Congo, Ivory Coast and Dahomer, highlighting the cluster of colonial territories in West Africa.
For over 25 years doctors link tonsillar infection to many diseases and advise thorough examination before removal. If infection drives other conditions, only full tonsil removal provides real benefit, not partial cutting.
A collage of fragmented lines includes a British driver John R. Cobb claiming a speed record of 350.2 mph, a Cornelia Rutherford quotation, an Omaha Nebraska recipe reference, a Mor geniethau Treasury remark about foreign capital, and Bruce Barien’s House celebration comment.
The column tests social rules for guests and hosts at meals. Answers indicate the guest of honor seats the host, pay attention to the person of equal status, men do not rise for leaving, no talking shop at table, and offer an alternative game or luncheon when guests share a common interest.
Historical notes list numerous figures with birth and death dates, including Savonarola born and executed, Joliet explorer linked to Great Lakes and Mississippi region, Macadam road founder, Dalton ambulance originator, Gwaltney peanut industry founder, Rea railway president, Clark Howell editor, first daily Pennsylvania Packet, Joseph Smith vision claim, Wilbur Wright flight feat, Cook pole claim debunked, and others with dates spanning 1498 to 1998, reflecting broad historical milestones.
The forecast notes two rich and generous dispositions with good intelligence and industrious habits. Maturity brings reserve and a private inner mind. Many friends and perhaps a large family are indicated, though the outcome depends on the hour of birth. Copyrighted.
A compact language note highlights common misuses and pronunciations. It mentions words like of and grovel, notes on spelling abattoir, and the idea of expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily with a Terence quote about addiction to a single practice.
George Tucker reports from the Ethel Barrymore theater on September 21 as Maxwell Anderson Kurt Weill and Joshua Logan oversee rehearsals for Knickerbocker Holiday. The scene includes Jeane Madden Walter Huston and Dick Kellmer with onlookers noting improvisation and stage business amid the busy start of Broadway's 1933 season.
German line referenced, title mentions Maginot and Wagner context. Southern terminus reaches toward Switzerland beyond the French border region.
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