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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1935
Page
4
The readable text outlines a communication about certs or temptions and the authority behind them. It mentions public opinion, approval processes, and a formal standard for official actions, though details are incomplete.
The nation mourns Will Rogers and Wiley Post after a fatal plane crash ending the careers of two famed figures. Rogers stood as America’s beloved wit and social commentator, while Post supported his high flying collaborations. The News notes Rogers’s appeal and influence across media, and laments the void left by their losses.
Congress moved slowly on interstate commerce regulation after the war. The bus and truck measure advances toward federal power over land water and air transport by requiring motor carriers to obtain permits from the ICC before operating interstate routes. Proponents say the plan concentrates regulatory authority and standardizes entry for new bus or truck lines.
John D Nicodemus of Walkerville argues in a 1938 letter that renomination could trigger street protest, cites high taxes, banking failures, and poverty, and contrasts U S prosperity with Europe while urging judgment by the Supreme Court and voter turnout in November 1938.
A religious note urges conversion to enter the kingdom, claiming children need models more than critics. The piece references Saint Matthew and a call for moral guidance amid youth.
Grain market figures show wheat at 90 cents and corn at 48 cents. Col Lo Victor Baughman, canal president, says workers may vote freely. Urbana postmaster appointment announced. County administration debate gains traction with Dorsey Eatonison leading the Democratic nomination talks. Joseph D Baker backed by Emerasn C Hartington suggests an economy program. A $1000 fire at Middletown to East End cas barn of Ho and F Railway Company. Interurban car saved by Conductor John Horine. Blacksmith Shop on West Pearth Street being torn down after 25 years. Charles M Hagan had used shop 33 years. Dr Thomas M Williamson to present merit badges to Denfeed Kolb and others.
In a week of sobering news, mourners reflect on the deaths of celebrated performers including Wu Rogers and Wiley Pint. Headlines note epidemic fears, military maneuvers, and local civic updates as communities adjust to loss and ongoing concerns from travel bans to school openings.
The State forestry department sponsors a July 4 1994 rededication of the Washington Monument on Lowh Mountain near Boonsboro. Besley state forester announced the monument has been rebuilt and a new access road is under construction. A 20 acre park surrounds the monument, first built in 1778 by Boonsboro residents, with Revolutionary War veterans among the original attendees.
The passage lists numerous residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings in Sam's Creek and nearby towns. Names include Warner, John Hope, Evelyn and Olive Blackstone, Leighton Schneider, Lawrence Haines, George Miller, Clyde Warner, and others at homes in Westminster, Uniontown, and surrounding locales. It also notes a church Sunday school outing to Druid Hill Park and cites a county claim of owning over $819.5 million in gold.
Poem depicting Old High Rock near Frederick town and the Potomac. The speaker notes storms and time scar the rock yet its bed holds a dream of unborn loveliness. Campers gather on the slope and summit to view the starry sky and distant scenery around Frederick.
The Fire men's carnival starts Monday August 1 at Firemen's Park Union Bridge and runs all week. Four parade tremen and apparatus are planned for Thursday at 6 pm with Pleasant Valley band Thursday night and Manchester band Saturday night.
A jumbled medley of historical anniversaries and birthdays lists figures from Davy Crockett to Richmond Hobson, with dates in 1836 1896 and 1907. It includes brief notes on their origins and deaths, plus scattered references to public figures and events across years. The piece also notes a February horoscope predicting a soft-hearted but ambitious day and hints at assorted historical scenes.
Dr Morris Fishbein, editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association and Hygeia Health Magazine, introduces the finale of his series on high blood pressure and its effects and treatments.
The document urges rest and a controlled diet to manage hypertension. It stresses identifying and removing causes, reducing vascular and heart strain, and regular blood pressure monitoring to detect rises early. Family history, stress, and habits influence risk, with dietary advice favoring moderate protein and limited strong flavors.
New York theater scene braces for a volatile Broadway season as Moss Hart and Cole Porter race to assemble a show amid star reluctance. Billy Rose potently promotes Jumbo with a global cast including Durante and Ella Logan while investors flood in.
A medical note advises avoiding stimulants unless accustomed to them. It says the body may react to fluids and recommends a moderate approach to tea coffee or tobacco late in the day. The old proverb moderation in all things is emphasized before ending.
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