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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1935
Page
4
A controversial European discussion laments a limited print run of a periodical depicting Japan's Emperor. The piece argues offense depends on reader awareness and questions whether true insult persists beyond initial attention. The text contemplates international reactions and implied diplomacy.
Fragmentary dispatch from a Northwest Mounted Police unit describes the Mackenge River mouth on the Arctic Ocean. The text mentions Zekimes, a constitutional convention, and a trek toward Merache with references to men and pole regions. The piece reads as an early northern frontier communication with garbled phrases and uncertain events.
A lyric tribute to quiet trout streams and mountain scenery. The narrator and boats capture rainbow trout and the tranquil rivers like Catoctin and Fishing Creek. The poem evokes bright skies, dew on cattle, and the timeless charm of Tuscarora and the mountains.
Rev David Cartwright Clark of Trinity Episcopal in Takoma Park DC accepted a rector position at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Inksefty and will begin duties September 1. He had led Emmanuel during July as the post had been vacant since January 1, 1938 after Rev Henry F Kinman resigned after seven years.
Mount Airy plans to dedicate the new school rushed to completion. A PTA meeting will be held Monday night, August 19, to announce dedication plans and elect fall fellows for the ensuing year. Parents are urged to attend.
Fifty and twenty years ago Frederick featured the Catoctin Iron Furnaces with a twenty ton daily capacity and a $6,000 monthly payroll for 200 to 300 workers. The Emancipation Amendment centennial drew thousands, with ex congressmen L Aietase and Mitten De Tireade leading crowds arriving by excursion trains from Harrisburg, Washington, and Baltimore. The funeral of Horace Hipbley was conducted by Rev W T Cover with wide attendance. Twenty years ago in 1915 sugars fell to six cents a pound temporarily, while clerks prepared a taxable levy basis for September. A Mt Pleas Picnic at Houck’s grove attracted many, with Unon Badge and Charles Bowers finishing top in racing. Automobiles from Amos Baker and C F Thomas collided near a train zone. no injuries were reported. Addie McNulty’s illness and Maryse College news remain noted. William L Gross, a prominent Brunswick merchant, celebrated a 66th birthday and recalled growth since Berlin's early days.
The item describes Thurmont events including a Saturday August 17 picnic at Miura grove with Yellow Springs band, relay races, crafts, refreshments, and possible rain date August 24. Also mentions Haggerty shoe store opening, a baby contest at Our Lady of Miraculum carnival with winners and prizes, and local visits and travels of residents.
Instructional note on common English errors and word study explains canard a hoax item published in newspapers. It discusses mispronunciations spellings and urges vocabulary growth by studying one word daily.
A long list of two week visits and hospitality across Maryland and nearby states. Names include Mr and Mrs William Washide and daughters Ruth Catherine and Ebr traveling from the south to Mackinaw Island and Niagara Falls. Other gatherings feature Rev and Mrs Millett of Wheaton with Emily John and Norman, Victor and Warren Rutter visiting Baltimore hosts, and a surprise 58th birthday dinner for Charles Whitmore with extended family in attendance.
Taneytown and surrounding area report a variety of social items. Names include Baldwin Morris, Harman, Keeler, and Fridinger families with travel notes to Pittsburgh and West Virginia. The 4-H club held a revue at Baunst church hall with prize winners and performances by Virginia Bower and Idona Mehring. Visitors include Mrs Forney, Mrs Irwin, and Mrs Ohler, with several families attending fairs and reunions in Hershey Park and nearby towns.
A roundup of historic birthdays and notable events includes Benjamin Franklin Bache and Katharine Lee Bates born in Philadelphia and Falmouth respectively, Julius Rosenwald and Christy Mathewson among notable figures with later deaths noted. A late 19th century-early 20th century survey covers inventions, sovereignty, and early phonograph milestones. The piece closes with a horoscope and medical notes on hypertension and its societal impact.
Dr Edward Streatta estimates seven to ten percent of American men under forty suffer hypertensive arterial disease. The article notes high blood pressure as a common condition in this demographic.
In a New York dispatch, readers describe failed unsolicited submissions to publishers. Editors explain why songs from aspiring writers almost never reach market due to protection against plagiarism and industry safeguards.
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