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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1935
Page
4
The article discusses a government document from Washington blaming drought and AAA policies for high meat prices. It notes contracts to hold feed and reduce production, the slaughters of pigs, and the processing tax impact, arguing the tax and drought cannot fully explain pork costs.
The piece notes 534 grade crossing removal projects in 52 states aiming to curb hazards and anxiety. It cites about 237000 crossings nationwide and argues for caution near tracks as cities expand, urging awareness and safe behavior around trains.
A dedication prose praises Will Rogers for his courage and free adventurous life. The note honors his magnanimous common touch and bids God grant others the grace to answer their summons fearlessly on life’s wing toward adventure and enrichment through love.
A letter to the editor criticizes county road supervision and calls for a county supervisor per district to fix holes. It cites mud patches blocking mail delivery, a road to the Manor Picnic needing repair, and a notice to appear in court on oath regarding property improvements. A note of a double birthday dinner at the Crum home near Libertytown follows.
Local item notes Sheriff Grove and a condemnation jury traveling to Woodville to value a new school site. Cattle deaths on Annapolis road prompt inquiry. Orchestra heads to Townsend residence for a picnic. Relief promised for East Patrick Street travelers. Mayor and Aldermen set the new tax rate. Frederick Houslers win 1915 Blue Ridge League pennant with .710, Yardley Hotel Brune Wick expansion planned. Edward Dilaplate to begin practice after qualifying in Annapolis court.
A portrait of Governor Eugene Talmadge showing his rustic routine at his Atlanta mansion barn. Farmers praised him for neighborly ways while he pursued politics since 1922 and faced tensions over his critiques of President Roosevelt during his later terms.
Thyra Sumter Winslow offers forty plus sketches of life in a small southern city revealing its decaying aristocracy strict codes and loyalties. The book shows intelligent critical insight into a culture that drives some youths away yet preserves moments of hometown charm. Published by Doubleday Doran. Also notes a Joy family reunion in Middletown announced for Sunday.
A concrete dam near Emmitsburg is nearing completion after repairs from last year's flood, with Gastinel Maye supervising. Justice George Thompson acquitted Clay Hahn in a gun theft case. Earl Eckenrode received a suspended 30 day sentence with restitution to Stella Ridge. St Joseph's church fundraiser on Green Street featured organized committees for supper ice cream and bingo, and local residents share updates from Baltimore to Atlanta about visits and family events.
Menus of the day include cool dinner options with chicken and butterhorns, fruit salad, and tea. Social notes report on a hospital operation for Young Thomas Younkins and a tour by Mr and Mrs Rosenteel, plus a long list of local organizers and birthday gathering at Miss Codori’s home.
A historical column lists anniversaries and births including James Crichton and Orville Wright, with notes on Baron de Kalb and Samuel G Goodrich. It also discusses cancer of the lung, smoking risks, and medical observations from the Pan American Medical Association, highlighting diagnosis, X rays, and treatment limits.
Health column notes a 49 percent rise in lung cancer as a leading cause of death. Dr James Ewing cites several possible factors and links respiratory disease trends to this increase, reflecting physician concerns in the field.
A New York writer recalls an annual Coney Island visit amid crowds and rides while noting a blind patron who finds life in the sights and sounds. The piece questions modesty on the beach, describes stricter gambling controls, and surveys museum exhibits of crime and horror in a vivid snapshot of the era.
A fragment quotes Acts 20 35 and asserts it is more blessed to give than to receive. It condemns a rich man without charity as a rogue and fool, noting the difficulty of proving such bold claims. The text reflects sermonizing critique and moral instruction.
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