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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
2
Fragmented OCR from The Daily News presents boilerplate AP credit notice and postal stamping. Missing visible news content leaves no clear event or person to summarize.
Frederick's Miss Mary L. Nies was honored at a dinner by management associates marking thirty four years as superintendent. Since 1904 she helped grow the hospital from six to more than fifty daily patients with 125 beds and a half million dollar investment plus new buildings.
The article notes a strong likelihood that 1939 automobiles will be cheaper and better. W S Knudsen of General Motors says price reductions are a definite possibility as factories show improved models. If price drops accompany quality gains, sales should rise and help restore prosperity.
The puzzle identifies a French official, a British counterpart, and a boxer. The man in the French government with the title Viscount Halifax is linked to a head covering by his last name. The boxer nicknamed Gorgeous, who fought Jack Dempsey in 1921, shares his first name with the French official. The answer requires the exact French official's name and his position, plus the boxer’s name.
A Babron Newspaper Syndicated column links earthquakes to long term social and personal strain. It argues crises arise from accumulated injustice and inner thoughts, with upheavals reflecting enduring patterns rather than sudden shocks.
A verse by LUFBURROW argues that borders change through wars and treaties across ages. The speaker cautions that future revisions could bring bloodshed, but hopes boundaries remain if towns and cities can endure without widespread slaughter.
A concise sermon fragment reflecting on Jesus healing a blind man by faith from Luke's Gospel. The note emphasizes faith as the conduit through God, not by works alone. Attributed to Stoughton with a focus on spiritual assurance and salvation through belief.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick reports from local columns. The Teachers Association and Reading Circle met at the public school on East Church Street and elected officers led by President A C McBride. The Young Men's Democratic Club held a meeting in Jeffersonian Club rooms and chose officers including President Charles N Hargelt and treasurer Granville Thomes.
In the 1918 column items hundreds register for the draft with lawyers and judges stepping in to provide free legal services. Mercy and fuel cautions, a 25th anniversary service for Rev. U S G Rupp, and obituaries for Belinda Harding and others mark a local slice of life with residents urged to conserve fuel during a cold snap. Mrs Hargett and Mrs Hunichen are among today’s deaths in the Central community.
Roger W Babson argues that despite European tensions a daily upswing in US business is possible if inflation and war fears don’t derail momentum. He recalls World War I era patterns, noting inflation spikes, price shifts, and the potential for a fresh business boom even amid conflict.
Washington Street school room mothers met in the afternoon with about 30 attendees. Mrs Alvin Frye was chosen as chairwoman and officers for the year were elected including Mrs Thomas Williams as vice chair, Mrs Howard Smith as secretary, and Mrs Monroe Staley as treasurer. Principal Miss Mary Burger noted 370 pupils with 10 teachers and 19 patrols. plans include a visiting committee to improve attendance and an upcoming PTA meeting.
Daily lesson notes teach pronunciation misused words and vocabulary building with a focus on satirical meaning and examples. It contrasts correct forms like hypocrisy timberwood and timbre and encourages mastering one new word daily to grow fluency and eloquence.
Bruce Catton finds Last Port of Call a brooding European novel about a German business man fleeing routine. He rides a dying Finnish ship to Australia, linking the voyage to the end of an era. The tale blends wistful past dwelling with a search for a deliverer and a future meaning.
A collage of quotes touches on autograph culture, public figures, legal battles, and constitutional themes. It includes remarks by Zasu Pitts, Frank C. Manak Jr., Charles A. Meier, and remarks on Nazi rearmament, New Deal praise, a Pittsburgh divorce suit, and presidents Roosevelt and Fox, plus a note on gum arabic in stamps.
A compact scan of historical anniversaries and birthdays with notable figures such as Earl of Chesterfield Theodore Hook and Nathan Hale, plus Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and Gene Tunney's 1927 victory. Also includes brief notes on a horoscope and a note about Japan producing its own dye for uniforms.
Question and answer guidance from NEA Service on ideal conduct for announcements gifts and hosting. It covers telling intimate friends ahead of time, whether to gift after breakups, seating for engaged couples, returning engagement gifts, and how a couple should act with friends.
George Ross reviews the revival of Lightnin on Broadway with Fred Stone as Lightnin Bill. The piece recalls the 1918 and 1930s stages, Frank Bacon’s influence, and the long journey of restoring the sentimental wartime comedy. The revival came about after Jose Kennedy urged Golden to reread the script.
Hundreds of thousands have had tonsils removed and generally show better health, fewer throat and chest disturbances, and improved sleep once chronic infections are cleared. The piece discusses methods such as surgical removal and electric coagulation, cautions about X-ray use, and notes Everest as the world’s tallest peak in the Himalayas.
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