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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1935
Page
7
The paper outlines its independence and the role of the Associated Press while noting occasional errors. It mentions court process coverage and content variety, with a warning to readers about outdated or incorrect material and the paper’s commitment to accurate publication.
A Treasury study contrasts British and American tax loads, noting Americans pay significantly more in certain categories while Britain maintains lighter average levies. The analysis highlights deficits in Washington balanced by assets such as loans to industry and to states.
A study at New York State College of Agriculture surveyed college aged youths on home life and satisfaction. Findings suggest homes are strongest when civic life does not dominate, parents have at least some schooling, and children receive judicious guidance in study and recreation from elders.
J Grove writes to the editor urging speed limits to cut auto accidents. He cites a recent crash at a curve on a road near Salisbury, noting high speeds and fatalities and calling on manufacturers and authorities to curb excess speed.
A letter to the editor questions how the rich spend their money and mentions annuities, England, and fear over where funds come from. It hints at hard to trace sources and concerns about safety and souls in a confused, fragmented plea.
The wedding of Macheka DeLauter, daughter of Protus DeLauter, took place near Harmony Grove with Rev R L Sherfey officiating. A reception for about 200 guests followed at the couple’s home. Both reside with or near their families on the farm and plan to move to a bungalow on the same property next week.
Fifty and twenty years ago items from Frederick dated April 24 1885 appear as local notes. The column mentions an appeal to sweep streets keep oust from acc cane and bing scattered, public school pupils perform, Fraiets crusade oat deer siccessi, and the first pay as you enter tn making its appearance in fre. Prof George Ed Smith credited with the music for a new popular song For You Dearie.
The ceremony took place in Hanover with a few friends of the bride present. The groom is Clinton Frederick Linton, and the bride is Miss Grace S. Tane. Reverend Brock Hun officiated at Brock Hun church.
A fragmentary note urges personal heed and inner reflection amid a day's passage, with ambiguous dating, place, and context. The text centers on urging readers to consider their own hearts and actions.
A list of historical anniversaries and birthdays features Edmund Cartwright Thomas Emmett Anthony Trollope John Jay Almy Francis Murphy John B Herreshoff John L Stoddard and others with brief notes on their birthplaces and lifeworks. Also notes First issue of the Boston News-Letter and key historic events from 1846 to 1934.
A brief note reports George Olsen visiting a site with a party of 15 and a 5 rid.o scars noted. Mrs a Feo eae G. Uroara accompanied the visitor amid unclear details of the scene.
A fragmented notice outlines an Easter service with references to a basic approach and affiliated groups. The readable portions mention a meeting point and timing, with unclear dates or locations. Further details are not legible.
The column surveys a bustling New York social scene with mentions of Irene Castle Gilda Gray and Lupe Velez among others. It notes clubs, hotels and entertainment while hinting at industry chatter around Zanuck Batson and Chaplin.
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