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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
7
The Daily News announces suspension of publication except Sundays. Readership is advised of changes affecting the News Post Building on Court Street and the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. location.
The notice outlines a bustling season of social events in Frederick including a Bridge Luncheon at the Kry Hotel attended by about 100 local ladies with prizes awarded to Miss Laura Osburn and others. It mentions engagements, Easter activities, club meetings, and visits by residents and visitors such as Miss Reeves, Miss Thomas, and Mrs. J. Ace, highlighting community ties and local household entertainments.
The American Freedom news group and Senator Borah urged a national call to defend press rights. Editors warn that government actions affect the people’s ability to learn truth and judge whether governance helps or harms the nation, from major metros to local clubs.
Will Rogers remarks are quoted reflecting his views on fate and humor. The brief item notes his commentary on life and public opinion with a concise temperate tone.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick presents scattered columns from early issues with sparse items. The readable fragments reference local events and dates, including historical notes and brief items tied to Frederick, Maryland, from the late 19th century.
Geo H Carver Wil Rave attended reception in Washington with Mrs Meade and others. Harry S Boyle and James Spent, accompanied by Mrs J Acs V Sebold, were in Washington for their plans. Louis L Wilson and G William Stultz from Union Manufacturing were expected to return today from Philadelphia after attending the international hosiery convention. Thomas S Anderson, secretary treasurer of the Frederick Production Credit Association, spent Thursday in Westminster.
A fragmented note mentions a cheap simple tool costing two cash and pencils not made yet. It hints at a craftsman or maker arriving soon, with themes of effort and conflict and shared use between the speaker and another.
A bustling New York snapshot details the East River’s unexpectedly hot currents near power plants and a meteorological lobby in the News Building with rotating dials. It notes reflections from artists who mapped the globe, a cryptic granite entrance face crediting Lincoln era humor, and a crowd-pressed scene as a boxing-tree is felled before Fifth Avenue watchers.
A fragmented history column lists notable births and deaths across centuries. John Audubon, James Beckwourth, Charles Couldeck, John Wilkes Booth, and others are mentioned alongside political events such as the 1924 Child Labor Amendment vote and a note on horoscopes.
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