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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1935
Page
4
The text appears to be a garbled front page note from a 1935 issue. It references Great Southern Printing Co, Maryland, and a stray warning about erred reflections and repetition. It mentions August 3, 1935, and indicates a policy on coverage and authority for published material.
The Farm Bureau in Frederick County, in its thirteen year history, urges enrollment of 600 members. It emphasizes cooperation among farmers to meet natural and market challenges, improve living conditions, and advance agriculture as a mainstay of local life.
The piece contrasts late summer heat with the approaching autumn, describing the Wortham Hemisphere’s warm days and forthcoming cooler spells. It notes ripening berries, hay fields, and orchards as signs of changing seasons and mentions local church activities and community items from Frederick County news sources.
A letter from Will Rogers in Batts Monica California complains about prize fighting and describes ranch life and horseback riding. He notes people from Oklahoma and a large crowd at a rodeo or boxing event, criticizing the scene and expressing concern about stock and bluff.
The writer discusses corn pricing amid farm conditions driven by Argentine arrivals and rising U S costs. He notes a Nebraska plant run on preemption and cites local residents Mr and Mrs J Russell Zimmerman moving to 107 West Second Street and a Francis Scott Key hotel connection.
Bruce Catton reviews a book about Haiti, noting it promises romance and mystery but delivers muddled narration and overstated horror. The author, Lowderer, aims for awe with voodoo rites and sensational claims, yet the writing lacks clarity and restraint. Haiti’s allure remains, if the material falters.
The page covers weddings and local events including the marriage of Margaret Elizabeth Heck to Mr Cooperman in Brunswick, a Baltimore to Frederick journey after an accident involving Mrs. Darr and others, visits by H Bickel and Wm E Wall, and the hospital status of Samuel Yates. Also noted are plans for a crab feast on August 9 by local American Legion posts, arrests for removing railroad car tar, and a German ship passenger returning to New York amid family illness.
A local social round up lists Brunswick Brunasick Aug 3 Miss Dewberry visiting in New Castle Pa. Mrs Siga Foose of Struthers Ohio calls on Mr and Mrs T A Bigelow. E W Burch and family visit West Potomac St. in Winchester Va. Lieut W Axine and Mrs Axine with son Warren and Billy Cage and Johnnie Nelson return from a vacation motor trip through Tennessee and other states. Alfred T Mills returns from an Ocean City NJ vacation. Catherine Chipp of Shenandoah Junction WV visits Miss Frances Brady. J Frank Coffman and daughter Jacqueline return from Walking Glenn and Ni Se Men trip. Mrs D C OYates recuperates from operation at Prod Foripk Gob. Mr and Mrs W B Watson, Mr and Mrs B Harwood Watson spent Sunday in Washington. Miss Jane Himes and Norma Neodemus attend Strayer College graduation in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs B Marwood were married last May 30 and left for a belated wedding trip to Rehoboth Beach. Dorothy Bratt of Frederick vacationing with her aunt. Chase Brat and family host a gathering at the Herp home. Milo Samenan and son Ward visit from Me Morris.
The article details warm weekend activities across the area with picnics, outdoor events, parades, and fashion shows in Frederick County. It notes Roosevelt’s picnic, Emancipation Day celebrations, farm showings, boat races, dockside events, and growing wedding activity while mentioning a broken ankle injury to Jefferson player Hubert Kelly Miller and local sports notes.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports from the Journal of the AMA that irritation of moles can trigger cancer. He cites cases where moles in the neck waist and thigh regions became malignant after repeated rubbing or irritation. Removal by local anesthesia is simple and should be done only after proper examination.
Miss Helen Murphy returned to Baltimore on Prix day after weeks vacation at Mountain View. Mr and Mrs Walter Moorehead and Wilbs Morehead spent the weekend at Over Grynd. Miss Helen Stonerts visited grandmother Mrs Betha Byler. Mrs Harbanrh and Miss Mabel Alitn of Washington DC returned from Niagara Falls and Canada. Maurice Clarke and Edar Wachier linked to Virginia. Miss Virgie Clarke returned to Waynesboro PA after visiting here. Fire company dealt with a lightning strike on Jeb Navier's house during a severe storm. Louis W Gardner announces the birth of a son Randolph Markey. mother and child are doing well.
A gossip column notes a new Broadway sip and nibble spot to stage sandwiches and waiters. It lampoons vaudeville acts split by rival De Maio and Caruso, hints at lawsuits, and roguish showbiz scandals with socialites, dancers, and nightclub figures across Manhattan.
Notable births include Eusha G Otis born Halifax Vermont and died Yonkers New York, Artemas Mariut US Coast and Geodetic Survey mathematician, Paul Shorey Davenport Iowa Chicago, Augustus Aho Covington Kentucky New York, Rupert Brooks English poet. Key events span 1814 Franco German war start, 1918 Rainbow Disunion of New York, 1923 Calvin Coolidge oath, and 1811 elevator safety innovator cited. Birthdays list Giara Laughill, Christine Edson, Arthur Bailantine, Laney Baldwin Brains, and King Haakon VII. Today’s featured character is steadfast and diplomatic.
Fragmentary text notes a strong tendency to worry over business makers and a danger that hopes will not bear full fruit due to unresolved efforts and distractions.
The Man fayty will hold a reunion at Brandock Heights in August inviting all Mains, their relatives, and friends. A luncheon will be served and attendees will elect officers for the year.
Fragmentary quotation from Luther reflecting a rebuke toward reliance on outward works. The text hints at reflecting on penitence and true faith rather than ceremonial acts. No clear event or people beyond referenced Luther.
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