Daily News of Frederick Maryland April 1935 Edition
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland dated Wednesday April 1935 presents standard independent newspaper content with Associated Press dispatches credits. The page notes editorial independence and printing details, including publication restrictions and submission rules for communications.
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Am Independent
Rivermoes
Sunderab Tee News-Post
Court Breet Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Printing AX Manufacturing CO
Emergency bridge damage prompts urgent funding and action
An urgent report cites emergency repair needs for a damaged river crossing. Officials urge immediate funds and a special committee to secure a solution and prevent further traffic disruption impacting the community and commerce.
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Rover
Ieee
The Spring Bonfire
Local notes describe spring bonfires in open yards as a festive, smoky wake at night. People warn that smoke may resemble a house fire, with clusters gathering around the yard flames and echoes of past traditions.
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Israsi
Cansan
Fragmentary clipping hints at medical or public health note
The readable words suggest a fragmented entry possibly referencing Promadiva and acute breath concerns. Entities, dates, or places are not clearly legible, making precise identification impossible from the OCR.
Will Rogers Ad I Want Ambassadorship to Meueo
A fragmented ramble discusses aspiring ambassador roles and political service with jokes about ambassadors, sagas of speeches, and a digression on navigators and engines. The speaker comments on current ambassadors and political expectations, mentioning crowds and social events.
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Dex
Osen
Bayne
May Break Sanctions Session Opens Peace Talks in Africa
A session of the commissions considering negotiations for peace in Africa opened in Geneva tonight. The league announced no major changes to sanctions. The Arabic Home of refiring at 336 o'clock was opened by singing figures led by the Lord's Praise. The president Mrs. Bessie Rice presented a humorous reading and songs by Mrs. Mary McPherson delighted attendees. The next meeting will be held at the Araty chapel on May 4 to observe a 15th anniversary with officers to be inducted.
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Geseva
Ms Ce Lasrue
Sant
Geneva
Africa
League
Ma Ofar
Ecuador
Araby Aid Society
Reriening
Mmn
Edun
Bessie Rice
Edgar Fagan
Mary McPherson
Araty Chapel
M. T4
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick News Briefs
Local column notes recall past events from Frederick including drowned figures, preserved sites of friend groups, and a first ride cost. It mentions new clock shaft work and the Carroll County Commissioners abolishing fourteen tax collectors per state tax commission guidance, consolidating to a single collector.
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George Ie Rega
Werk- Haspral
WL. O
Carroll County Commissioners
State Tax Commission
Thurmont Community Notes From April Socials and Visits
Local Thurmont column lists numerous visits and social events. Families such as Landers, Derr, Gray, Knott, and Royer are mentioned with relatives in Thurmont Hagerstown Kent and Somerset. A birthday party honors Marie Domer with a large guest list. A Guardian Hort Company member demonstrates water depth and other residents visit relatives in nearby towns.
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Thurmont Thurmont
Clara
Fannie Landers
Thurmont
Jahad
Ridgely
Checles Etouer
Wae Larency
Hagerstown
A J Wr
Margare
Frances
Johns
Panted Myre
MO H Derr
Raed
Vike
Robert Gray
Daugh N-Law
J. RK. Gray
Thurman
Ethel Crawford
Frane Anders Hav
Kent School
Kent
Doring
Charles Knott
Ray Taylor
Mary Catherine Albrough
Henry Gale
Prank White
Prupsburg
Stanley Kurtz
Catherine
Adelphia
Cassel
Samuel T. Royer, Jr
Elizabeth
Somerset
Royers
Carl Gall
Elmer Hofflin
Edgar Bokee
Tater
Roy Messi
Lemuel Domer
Marie
Samuel Domer
Lula Exchelberger
James Wolf
Charles Ridge
William Domer
Wiliam Brice
Cordie Serpler
Este Miller
Oma Rideraur
Marie Domer
Evelyn Fraley
Louie Welch
Margsree Brice
E! Miller
Frances Brice
Anne Panine Eichelberger
Beatrice Domict
Elizabeth Wall
Royston Fraley
Erner
Carbauch
Bradie
Carbaugh
Clinten Martin
Melvin Bowers
Ralph Yymper
James Frah
James Seipler
Donald Sweeney
Bertie Sweene
Elmer Sweeney
Chester Brice
Bar@ Brice
Howard Brice
Gryce Ridge
Junior Ridenour
A _Memvers
Guardian Hort Company
Graceham
The Truth About Diet Oysters Safe To Eat Year Round
The article discusses oyster safety year round when properly grown and shipped. It notes oysters carry bacteria from growing waters and cites epidemics from polluted waters, including a 1834 Wesleyan incident linked to contamination. It mentions laws to regulate water pollution and shipment practices for oysters.
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Wesleyan University
New York
Clr
New York State
Cor Dela
Snoring Help From Sleeping Position Tips
A reader asks about snoring when a husband sleeps on his back. Doctors can diagnose obstructions in the nose or throat and may treat the condition. If snoring occurs only on the back, a gentle turn to the side may help.
Oyster Industry Across States and Global Demand
The article outlines oyster and shellfish production in New Jersey Virginia and Massachusetts plus other regions. It notes certification requirements for contamination free beds and disease free shellfish and cites U S oyster crops comprising two thirds of world supply about 17 million bushels consumed annually valued around 13 million dollars with about one fifth exported. It mentions centers of production Baijt fmere Mississippi and South Carolina and provides nutrient content including protein mineral salts and high water content.
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Ware
New Jersey
Virginia
Massachusetts
United States
South Carolina
Easter Breakfast Menu Highlights From Alexander George
A vintage menu lists items for Easter breakfast including poached eggs muffins orange marmalade coffee cocoa creamed peas sausages scrambled eggs and baked goods. The draft emphasizes simple home fare with cereals and side dishes.
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Alexander George
LUFBURROW Appeals for Stores and Services
A fragmented letter lamenting the hardship of stores and the days when shelves and counters were full of misery. The author expresses gratitude for stores and urges their continued operation to provide needed services.
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Tanner Ntai
N. A. Lufburrow
Bible Thought Reflects on Repentance and Worldly Influence
A dated religious excerpt cites II Corinthians 7 10 warning that worldly sorrow leads to death and urges contact with the world to avoid hardening the heart. The text frames moral choice as decisive for spiritual standing.
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Sertow
New York Beauty Mogul Guides Stars to Hollywood
Ann Sothern hires Sydney the hair designer to run her coiffure empire, moving from Manhattan to Hollywood and appointing him sole guardian of her styles. The story traces how Broadway’s fashion and film stars rely on salon talents, with industry figures like Merle Oberon and John Beal connected to this salon network.
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George Ross
New York
Extrava
Ann Sothern
Thas
Sydney
Manhattan
Hollywood
Lee
Merle Oberon
Joan
Matomer
Today in History Anniversary notes from a historic date
A historical list cites anniversaries and notable births and deaths, including figures connected to Philadelphia Paris Paris Tennessee and Norfolk, with entries ranging from 1125 to 1923 highlighting events, births, and academic and political figures. The fragment mentions Disney and several scholars and leaders across eras.
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Lewis
Riganca
Barrenhouse
Phuaceliphia
Iisis
Rita Disney
I Phiadelphia
Howell E. Jackson
Tennessee
States Supreme Court
Confed
Paris
Tenn
Hany
Tnivess
Lisbon
Igs
Wis Welch
Farace
Johns Hopkins Pathology
Uis Daz
St Norfolk
Sea
Lucy F. Madson
Hurkswire
Birthdays and notable figures marked in a 1930s snapshot
A scattered, OCR heavy page lists birthdays and notable people born on this day including tax and rail leaders such as Harry A. Scand president of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad born around 60 years ago, plus Mary Pickford and others. It also notes a 1935 Dust Storm reach across several states and a Kansas bonded debt total of 137 141 526 at year end.
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der Chavez
New Mexico
Avez
N. MI
Hany A. Scand
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul
Paciic Rairoad
Lat Fars
Mary Pickford
Bocky el Cabl
Bom Emie
Todar
Ayer Bames
Crocaca
Clarence
Toronto
New York Cay
St. Marrs Canada
Harvey Cushats
Yale
O. O. Rober
Albert Z. Mann
Kansas
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