Revolt in Congress Reflected in Democratic Tendency
The News-Post discusses Congress asserting independence from President Roosevelt's second term program. It argues Congress acts to reflect the people's will, reversing emergency measures as the nation seeks long term prosperity and avoids entanglement in Europe. Congress follows the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Ethiopian Comeback Predicted by Ethiopian Bishop
The bishop of the Coptic Church of Ethiopia, Conzos F. Chedzzli, predicts a future Ethiopian revival. He argues that Italy risks losing control as Ethiopia's people awaken during global conflicts, with only a fraction of the land and population touched by Italy in the last war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Ethiopia
United States
Conzos F. Chedzzli
Chee- Jazi
Haly
Ti Duce
Africa
Ethia
Italy
Cheelizh
Word Study Lesson on Carnage and Misused Terms
Daily English lesson notes misused words and pronunciation tips. It discusses carnage meaning flesh of slain animals and humans, cites a Macaulay quote, and notes vitamin A in limburger cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Macaulay
Returns From Trip Abroad Highlight Frederick Social News
Miss Claire Conley returns to Guilford near Frederick aboard the S S Hamburg with Mrs Charles H M Conley and Mrs Baker and others. The article notes several other travelers visiting or returning home from trips and a garden club meeting with speaker Mrs Joseph H Apple discussing Hood College trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Conley
Europe
New York
Hamburg
Holmes D. Baker
Geraldine Baker
Joseph D. Baker
Virginia King
Waverley Farms
Frederick
Baker
Albert Frost
Marlboro
Joseph H. Apple
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick
Local items from The News dated Aug 20 1887 note two young women at Frederick Trosiers factory made 70 hose pairs daily, a large Canning Factory output, and Miss Elfanga Witter near Adams near a drowning incident. A drill of 225 drafted men completed, Dr Richard F Kieffer British surgeon reported, county election candidacies totaled 34, price of milk discussed, Southern Methodist church at Poolesville dedicated at 16 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Trosiers
McMurkrays Canning Factory
Vorn
Elfanga Witter
Moreland
Adamatua Na
Oa Lake
Aduomduk Mountains
T van
Richard F. Kieffer
France
Henri L
Kyerly
Bieffer
Board of Election Supervisors
R. Rush Lewis
Frederick
Southern Methodist Church
Poolesville
Cc. K. Ray
Wedding plans for Fesser Winebrewer and Gail Wise
The wedding of Fesser Winebrewer of Walkersville to Gail Wise of Middletown is set for Saturday at 3 PM at Glide Evangelical and Reformed church Walkersville. The service will be led by Rev Dr Paul O Snetile and Rev Nelson C Brown with a large wedding party and a ceremony of family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fesser
Louie Winebrewer
Wisso
Trout
Kington
Boyer
Arendtaville
Puls College
Mood College
Wilbur Kern
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Wilson
Cook
Frederick
Howard Stauffer
Gettynburg
Panthers
Ged Myers
Sheltle
Balti
Nelson
Gwendolyn Cadle
Brooklyn
Caned
Wileson Cook
Mhiabeth Troyer
Arendisville
Mise Louise
To Be Autumn Bride Engaged Of Washington Couple
To Be Autumn Bride Mrs Arthur L Blake slee of Washington announces engagement of daughter Gertrude Lee to Mr Smith Blair son of Mr and Mrs Smith Blair of Washington and formerly near Frederick. Wedding planned in early October. Several local residents headlined with trips and visitors from Baltimore to Atlantic City and points near Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Blakeslee
Washington, D. C
Gertrude Lee
Smith Blair
J. BR. Yingling
Ralph Yingling
Mary Yingling
North Market Street
Mr. Yingling
Rose Greer
Gertrude Yingling
Youngstown, O
Ashtabula
Ohio
Katherine Dunnock
Baltimore
Mrs
Frank Murphy
Pearl
Farewell Social for Rev and Mrs. Sherfy at Rocky Springs
Members and friends held a farewell social on the old school grounds in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Robert L. Sherfy who will move to Chicago to resume studies. The program featured songs readings and a benediction with gifts presented to the couple by the church superintendent and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs Union Church
Robert L. Sherry
Chicago
Mr. Sherfy
Rocky Springs
West
Frances Putman
Mary Jane
Anna Mae Shoemaker
Dorothy Kemp
Austin Kemp
the Sunday School
Cloud
Anna Mae Kemp
Miriam Garling
Paul Miller
Ralph A. Putman
Harry Free
Mr. Sherry
God
Ltarry M. Free
Lewis Kemp
Mary Kemp
David Klipp
Laura Moore
Clayton Kemp
Mattie Kline
Karl Garling
Ruth Tregoning
Douglas Campbell
Clara Gonso
Pauline Hilderbrand
Helen Free
Jeannette Kemp
Louise Shafer
Evelyn Klipp
Evelyn Kemp
Grace Free
Virginia Schultz
Marietta Martz
Dally Schultz
Anna Mae
Mary Jane Shoemaker
Barbara Ann Tregoning
Grace Smith
Ruby Kemp
Charlies Falk
Joseph Feaga
Harvey Blank
Harrison Kehne
Harry Kemp
Elliott Shafer
Austin Griffin
Samuel Miller
Monroe Free
Robert Martz
David Schultz
Harold Martz
Raymond, Jr
Kemp
Kenneth Schultz
Joseph Free
Joseph Schultz
Paul Kemp
Harry Douglas Campbell
Eugene Kemp
Mind Your Manners Quiz On Sports Etiquette
A didactic quiz on social sport rules asks if spectators should stay out of bunkers and off greens in golf and if players should offer help locating lost balls. It covers whether to invite better players to tennis, staring at partners in doubles, applauding during rallies, and how to react to a line call doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goll
Broadway in Fort Worth and the Frontier Fiesta
Fort Worth writer notes how distance to Broadway fades with mail and music. Jazz grows universal from New York to Texas, Betsy at Shady Oaks Farm expected, gossip mirrors city life, and Hollywood visitors frequent the Fiesta with rivalries cooled by shared fun. the piece ends with playful note on box office bragging.
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Paul Whiteman
Ft Worth
Tex
Ft. Worth
New York City
Pony Express
Gotham
Broadway
New York
Texas
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Lone Star State
Shady Oaks Farm
England
Rudy Vallee
Billy Rose
Ricardo Cortez
Dallas
Today in History Anniversary notes of notable births and events
Today in History lists birthdays and deaths of John Wentworth, John Milton Niles, Thaddeus Lowe, Benjamin Garrison, Francis Nicholls, William McAndrew, and others. It covers events from 1794 Fallen Timbers to 1934 joining the ILO and WWJ’s radio claim, ending with a horoscope about executive temperament.
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John Wentworth
New Hampshire
King’s Woods
America
Nova Scotia
Portsmouth
N. H
Halifax
John Milton Niles
Hartford
Thaddeus S. C. Lowe
Aerodaute Corps
Siuils
Jefferson, N. Lt
Pasadena
Benjamin Garrison
Unionommander
Indiana
North Bend
Fallen Timbers
Toledo
Ohio
Anthony Wayne
Northwest
Ashburton
England
Jaine
Canada
Western Union
Atlantic and Pacific
John C. Bates
United
They Say It Will Take More Than This to Move Him
A fragment references H A Robertson of Buhl Idaho and a claim his farmland sinks due to air pockets under a crush ray. The corrupted text also mentions Franklin D Roosevelt and urging preservation of something for the world with a note about good times and wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Robertson
Buhl
Idaho
Becaus
Ray
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Tiptonville
Tenn
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Qulie Peacock
Ridgely
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AAA
Mexico
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Margaret Lough
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Charles R. Zweig
Son
York, Pa
Virginia Beach
Williamsburg
Charles R. Zweizig
York
Caliins
Dorothy Shafer
Fourth Street
Old Glory Beach
William Ro Quynn
Duke University
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Mass
Quynn
Harvard Unversity
Witham
Mro
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Detroit
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Petipa
Dren Farm Club
Frederick Boys
Vol
Agea of Six
Eah
Friends Club
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Crtzbaugh
Mary Hassell Hendrickson
Louise Hunt Hendrickson
Paul Reed
Hendrickson
West Second Street
Louise Hunt Mendricks Ant
Nancy Pearce
David Reed
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Eleanor Pearce
Mary Russell Hendrickson
Peggy Sponsetter
Albertine Hodgsom
Eleanor Barnhart
Betty Lee Ellin
Julia Whitmore
Pennsylvania State College
Mondavo
Virginia
Whitmmore
Ouf
Wood College
Robert Rupp
Walkersville
Bridge
Ernest F. Kenneds
Tray Comer Hubbard
Lucille Baumgardner
Howard HE. Locham
Plint
G. Page Gardner
Middletown
Atlantic City
Wildwood
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N. J
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Buckeystown
Mildred Regina
Jerome Joseph Crew
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Carrollton Alanor
Michael
Crew
Mary Captain Crew
Mn Aid of Honor
Ruth Ann Steiner
Mr. Crew
Bennett Bussey
Powsam Lishers
Jack Lown
George Reier
Roger Merriheld
Towson
Hoss Attara
Halmore
Luther Edward Morgan
Hult
Morgan
Niagara
Asvind
Rudolph Fo Crouse
Tagerstown
Crausi
Ars.nes Grimes
Trau Avenue
Miss Miriam
Winebrewer
By Williams
Heen
Uae
Drgats
Catherine Painter Hoadley
West South Street
Eleanor Thomas
Welen Sargett
Guy Doty
Jane
Pittsburgh
Claude Hargett
Walter Creager
Jledo
Howard
Gerrich
West Pat
Rick Street
Bart BE. Zeigler
Betty
Mrs. Zeigler
Mes
Carnegie
Charles W. Bromley
Charles, Jr
Fort Knox
Bromley
R. W .Walker
Urbana
Fort Benning
Grayson E. Bowers
Harmony Grave
Ralph Bowers
W. YT. Gover
Trinity M. FE. Church
South
Gover
Hessier Studio
Washington, DC
Gertrude Lee Blakeslee
A. Colman Barrett
Harmony Grove
Barrett
Charles W. Ross
Anna Brown
Evelyn Routzahn
J. Richard Ramsburg
Martin L. Bowers
ATG
Hunter Bow
Balcour
Copyright
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Ervice.ing. T.M. Reg
U.S. Pat
Detroit News
WWJ
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Edgar A. Guest
Arthur P. Rugg
Micchusetts
Sterling
John S. McGroarty
California
Stow
Salsey
Orag
Todes
Florence L. Meredith
Hygiene
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