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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
4
The readable portions describe rules for handling corrections and author identification in The Daily News. It emphasizes that unsigned opinions may be published only with the writer’s real name and that edited or censored content requires authority from the issuing office.
The Alaska Weekly mocks publicity around returning FRA pioneers to the Matanuska Valley noting mosquitoes, tents, and hardship as the colonists adapt to a tough climate. The piece contrasts those who stay with those who leave, acknowledging both sides of frontier life.
Trade authorities in Astoria Oregon adopt a courtesy card system to alert visiting motorists of local rule violations without penalties. They hope polite dialogue builds trust and reduces repeated errors, contrasting with harsh enforcement.
A religious verse excerpt notes laborer deserves his hire and cites gospel sayings. The text references St Luke 30.7 and discusses gifts given after birth as blessings rather than punishments, attributed to A Bardy.
A reader from Anchorage Alaska recounts a day off spent with pilots Cromson and Barrows. They describe flights in a Lockheed Electra across mountains and glaciers, visiting Matawaske Vales and the Klondyke district towns.
The twenty eighth annual Fahrney reunion gathered 128 relatives from West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania at Hagerstown City Park on Saturday. Walter Fahrney president led the program with prayer by Edward Fahrney of Waynesboro Pa Rev Weexdy of Beaver Creek Church of the Brethren spoke Welty Fahrney of Frederick contributed remarks. Officers named for next year include Harry Wolfe as president Wat Gratthands secretary Katherine Semmler assistant secretary and Claysure Faheoty treasurer. County Commissioner Jesse To Reve ner of New Midway recently improved after a Frederick City Hospital stay.
A clipped column recalls historic scenes in Frederick with references to hangings at the courthouse, postmaster appointments in towns like Harmony Grove and Buckeystown, and notes on 1945 era local events including weekend rail traffic. It mentions thefts around the county and church housing plans for Notre Dame.
A historical business analysis argues prosperity hinges on revived world trade. It notes gradual balance between exports and imports but only modest overall growth since 1928. Emphasizes tariffs, currency stabilization, and freer international commerce as paths to national and global recovery, citing sectoral impacts.
Emmitsburg prepares for an outdoor baseball game on the athletic field next Wednesday at 4.4 oclock featuring the Emmitsburg ball team against a business men’s a tear composed team. The event, described as a fundraiser with special arrangements and local notables, highlights community spirit and sportsmanship.
Dr. Fishbein explains how blood pressure varies with race age and nutrition. Fat shorter individuals often have higher readings while sleep and rest lower pressures. Emotions and heat can raise pressure and dangerous events can follow sudden spikes.
A satirical roundup critiques aging stars and nude entertainment amid New York press coverage. It mentions face lifts and audience confusion, dance halls under Mcens ing regulations, and figures like Eleanor Powell Clark Gable Walt Disney and John Golden. The piece ribaldly surveys theater, film, and cabaret scenes and their shifting tastes.
Anniversaries list historic events and figures including Edward Preble, Fort Dearborn massacre, Panama Canal opening, and a California California date. Birthdays include Matthew A. Dunn, Edna Ferber, Ethel Barrymore, Albert Spalding, and Jacob J. Shubert among others with ages noted. The column ends with a brief Today’s Horoscope and a note on a drift toward military focus.
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