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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1936
Page
14
Babson weighs whether building is cheaper than renting amid 1930s economic shifts. The piece discusses housing costs, mortgage rates, and the prospect of a new era in American industry, noting rising rents, construction output, and broader business trends through the mid-decade.
A fragment describes a frock with bright eveen chalks and bright red rose buds, a natural straw hat, and a red and green trim. It mentions Miami Florida and sportswear materials.
The piece argues housing costs rose about 20 percent for material and labor, rents lagged, and builders turned to prefabricated homes. It notes low interest rates, government programs, and mortgage options from the Federal Housing Administration encourage buyers to choose owner occupancy over renting, with financing changes reshaping long term home costs. The text reflects wartime or postwar housing anxieties, including winter delays and economic adjustments affecting homebuilding decisions.
The piece argues that national prosperity rests on residential building and auto sales. It questions whether continued car ownership and gas consumption will outpace home ownership, urging prompt construction as a key economic booster amid Depression-era concerns.
A stream of notices lists marriage licenses for Kenneth Peck and Geraldine Glass er, Bertram Taylor and Charlotte Jones, Bosd Shank and Mane Barnhart, Arcue Brown and Besse E. Purdum, among others. Property actions include deeds from Miners G WHson to Evelyn Beeser, and transfers by Rebern Bright and Frecerex aldermen to Frederica authorities, with various sums and real estate moves. several transfers involving Frederick County and city entities are noted along with a liquidation filing by Peoples Liquidating Corporation.
A fragmentary report notes rheumatism and treatment costs, highlighting the high personal burden. It mentions a notable period of pain and the burden of expenses, referencing a United States context and a rough per item price, with a distant nod to early American medical costs.
Lyale A Hossong and others convey to Richard W Walker and wife, recorded for $2.1?00, and Richard Walker and wife convey to Jane Datis Hicks and husband for $10, with legal claim noted.
Medical authorities warn kidneys contain tiny tubes that purify blood and stay healthy. Advert suggests Dean's Pills, claimed to help with urinary issues, swelling, fatigue, and nighttime discomfort, offering relief and urging readers to ask their druggist.
Davis L Summers and wife transfer to Rose J Moser and husband in county with nominal $10 consideration. Rory Jo Moser and husband transfer to Edward P Gaver and wife in county for ten dollars.
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