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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1935
Page
4
The August 7 1935 issue mocks pork price boosts amid government policy on hogs and 6,000,000 pigs lost. It riffs on brain food ideas, urges testing claims against experience, and notes AAA fuel economy tests favoring moderate speeds.
A garbled note cites Saare Wasn and Sear wayeei city with references to New York, Japan, Los Angeles, and Chicago. It mentions Roosevelt funds, tokens, and a fiddle player lieutenant governor amid a claim of bombing and political obfuscation attributed to Will Rogers.
Detour area social chatter lists Mr and Mrs E L Warmer hosting gatherings with Stella Moenter Alvowna visiting family. Ada and Mary Alice Keeney and others at Warmer and Warner homes. Naom Wolfe visiting Waybright. Rhoda Veant and Charles Eyler guests of FJ Shorb Baltimore trip noted. Brethren church ladies guild assembly at Ran-Mar Home near Boonsboro. extended visits among Warren family and locals with trips to Baltimore and Keovaville.
Frederick county brings new postmaster appointments for Unionville Charen Lindsey Knoxville and Catoctin Furnace Joly Kunkel among others Eli Mobley of Hagerstown dies aged 60 after a long life born in Frederick in 1800 he served as drummer boy in 1811 war and later became a prominent coach maker Grants rough measures displayed by Eisenhauer and Henderson in the city
The Corn Canning Season nears with about 600 men and women estimated to be employed in Frederick citys three plants. A debate over Braddock Heights as a national summer capital is noted in Congressman Lewis letters to Secretary Lisyd, while a collision near Braddock with injuries is reported, and master walker Carty receives a baseball bet placard from Ty Cobb. Mrs Mary Bartgis of West Patrick Street fell at home, injuring her face and arm.
The Emmitsburg event on Tanertoun road features a pro class cabaret prize of $10 and $3 for second and third, with an amateur class and a horse tournament. A community picnic, music by Taneytown IO F, and various committee roles are announced, with exhibits due by 11 am and rain contingency to the following day.
Mort presided at a meet ing and was named general chairman of the barbecue event. Visitors include Jorsevéera in Ree atte geen town and Caleb Bernard Boat as Mo Mr and Mrs J Rowe visiting neon Prency win Dr and Mre George Crist. Various residents journeyed to Atlanta Cry and Pa ade. Miss Julet Rowe visits Miss Jacqueline Embrey in Washington DC. Edgars Was confined to home. Miss Sarah Lawrens returned to town after a stay. A dinner honored Mr and Mrs J Richard Hershey, Gettysburg, with many attendees from Thurmont, Baltimore, and Liberty town. A Joral fire company delegation traveled to Blue Ridge for a mutual aid check.
Damascus residents return from Atlantic City and prepare for new vocations in Ashley Ohio. Rev Raymond Hunter Brown and Damascus Methodist Episcopal church members depart for work. Wilmer Bartholomew and Mary Tillett visit Brattleboro. Edgar Grewell embarks on a White Mountains tour. William Beall marks fiftieth wedding anniversary near Brown Ingstille.
A reflective brief on valuing present life while praising old days. The writer contrasts nostalgia with today and urges active effort to turn circumstances toward happiness, asserting progress comes from individual action and a positive outlook.
Fiscal Parr 21 and Margaret Brek 18 both of Myersville Pa. Jame Arenes 25 and Eula D Fhomo 22 both of Washington.
Bruce Catlow notes Jil Edwards offers a 1960s self improvement guide urging readers to shape a better persona. It promises steps and exercises to improve posture taste and daily habits with book lists and lifestyle tips.
Local residents report visits and gatherings in Copperville and Taneytown. Mrs Chas Young hosts her daughter and relatives from Baltimore. Mr Lawrence Fouts visits his aunt. Albert Smith and friends spend time at Camp Ritchie. An Aug 11 YMCA Youth event is planned at Pine Mar along the Westminster highway near Taneytown.
August notices show Mrs James Leopold improving after illness and Mr Bernard Lewis hosting guests at 31 E street. Mr and Mrs Lewis of Cleveland visit Mr and Mrs Leopold while Sap Bartsey of Baltimore values Mrs James Leopold at 61 Brunswick Street. Charles McBride of Knoxville treated for blood poisoning.
The Euctka Maryland Assurance Corporation will sponsor a sea trip beginning Saturday from Baltimore for district residents honored in the past year. Stops along Chesapeake Bay are listed with Norfolk return by the Atlantic German liner. Participants include Mr and Mrs Sibert and several Frederick and Winchester residents.
A list of historical figures tied to dates. Entries include Elias Loomis born in Wilmington and died in New Haven, plus Roswell P. Flower and Elza Logan among others. Also notes events like the 1894 German invasion of Liege and 1927 peace bridge dedication.
Fragmentary text references religious phrases and misread quotes. It mentions St Matthew 17 20 and notes about faith lifting, with garbled words around a Mr Tenson and nearby objects. The overall sense is an unclear, imperfect transcription of devotional snippets.
In a New York night club a Spanish orchestra leader performs a lullaby while Latin guests spy the owner’s scornful chatter about guests and pigs. A boxing stunt by Benny Leonard is staged as part of the evening, with misdirection and brash boasting ending in laughter. The piece also notes Earl Carroll’s vanity and a drunken publicity turn in a seaside casino.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how cocaine and narcotic use affect the nervous system and skin indicators, noting generalized itching and night aggravation. Treatments focus on overall nerve condition and hygiene. cases vary from skin areas to organs, with careful examination guiding therapy. Clara Elizabeth Handley, histologist, was reported ill after a sudden illness at her home in Ertasville.
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