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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text references reparation and postal matters. The passage mentions a writer’s name withheld without consent and a notice about a dated matter at the post office. It signals archival local notices with unclear details and no clear event.
The piece recalls Will Rogers and Wiley Post as emblematic Americans, their humor and adventurous spirit shaping national character. It contrasts Rogers’s gentle, farm-rooted wit with Post’s frontier ethos, warning that production for use could become production for politicians and urging prudent economic limits to protect labor and profits.
A wedding service for Mr and Mrs S Smith took place Monday at the Smith residence in Ladiesburg conducted by Rev E W Culp. Relatives and friends donated many gifts and refreshments followed the ceremony with guests listed including Rev and Mrs Culp and several neighbors.
In this 1935 analysis Babson argues railroads face a new era with trucks challenging their monopoly. He discusses potential deregulation, shifting costs, and possible stock movements, noting labor unions and policy could redefine profitability. He predicts railroad shares may rise briefly but long term prospects are weak.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick the column recalls local events from August 22. It notes the Frederick Fair dates October 13 to 16 and mentions residents William Molter and others in legal actions and community items. Also reports two automobile accidents near New Market, a prominent local figure Victor Baugh Van, and a sale involving a Brunswick buyer.
Mrs Mary Elias beth String and Samuel Lexar Remsburg wed at Evangelical Lutheran Church in a ceremony led by Rev. Raipa Sabor. Miss Eleanor Eichelbtreer played organ music. Attendants included Ada Strine and James Van Fossen with ushers Ray Gladwell. The couple plans a New York trip. Remsburg runs a mink business and Mrs Remsburg has worked at the Quynthara Wires store.
A jumbled fragment praises Branden and Will Reed style while recalling Bert Warde Bill Nye Artemus Ward and Mark Twain centenary humor. It extols American entertainment and a leader who bridged wit and intellect, melding science and art into a national portrait.
A reflective obituary sketch lauds Wil Rogers noting his plain American wit and enduring stage presence. It contrasts dawn and dusk imagery with Rogers's final farewell, celebrating his unique personality and the laughter he inspired across audiences.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes over 20 000 U S children stutter with recovery rare in elementary years Emotional factors aggravate stuttering when anxious or upset He links stuttering to family and social dynamics and urges mental relief and speech training as first steps A phonograph record method is discussed to analyze speech patterns for targeted therapy
An intensive study on speech problems notes that aloud reading, solo or group, calms fear and focuses the mind away from speech. The physician observed stutterers show broader mental habits, with jerky movements and disruption in driving and music. The report urges thorough physical study of stutterers and notes many local families and residents attended a picnic and class outing related events on Sunday August 25.
A chaotic scene on Broadway shows tourists and African American performers at the Savoy Ballroom amid debates over race tensions and radical ideas. The piece covers dances like the Lindy Hop and mentions notable entertainers and venues, highlighting social friction in the late 1920s era.
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdays lists figures from Albert Brisbane to Claude Debussy, with brief notes on birthplace, death dates, and notable roles. It includes events from 1798 Humbert's invasion to 1918 labor appeals, plus contemporary birthdays like Tweed and James Norman Hall.
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