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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1935
Page
4
Damaged OCR text fragments discuss editorial concerns and possible corrections. Mentions of editors and corporate references hint at communication issues within the paper. The legible portions show confusion about names and authorities and postal handling in Praderita Maryland.
The piece discusses government interest in lotteries, noting the post office department's fraud orders against foreign lottery operations and the large scope of mail-based lottery distribution. It reflects on spending habits, consumer behavior, and the roles of sellers and buyers in a broad economic context.
The passage attributes thoughts on motherhood faith and curiosity to Mrs. Franglin D Roosevelt and Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman. It cites views by Alfred E. Smith and Senator Hemer about war deaths and tyranny, and mentions Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Senator Lester J. Dickinson. The text blends reflections on humanity and politics.
A compact English lesson highlights misused phrases and pronunciation errors. It explains how phrases like these prevent accidents, defines synonyms for work, and introduces the word connect as a daily vocabulary focus with examples.
A reflective note by N. A. Lufburrow doubts human perfection and the difficulty of doing right. The author laments frequent missteps and delayed good deeds, acknowledging efforts yet questioning whether true perfection is attainable amid effort and failure.
Local items from The News columns dated Aug 26 1885 recount Middletown flooding and lighter damage, post office moves, and a district church conference. A 1915 note covers Rev Leslie Lease’s India mission trip extended by war, a fatal B and O wreck at Brunswick, a group loitering and stone-throwing near South Market Street, and Frederick players listed for the Republican governor nomination.
Practical guide by Mary E. Dague on lamb dishes and methods. Includes preparing loin chops, planking, bacon wrapping, stuffing, roasting crown roasts, and serving with tomatoes peppers succotash celery almonds mint sauce watercress. Ends with peach mousse dessert and a full menu for a roast lamb dinner.
A reader from Frederick Alabama dated February 26 expresses appreciation for Gh A s tribute to WIL Rogers Teardrops and Rainbows. The letter commends the recent articles as literary treats for readers of The News.
Brunsw ick notes report H E Phiepper buying a new Chevrolet sedan Miss Margaret Garrity of Cumberland returns home after a visit in town Clayton A Hanes visits Findlay Ohio Leroy McClaha visits Tennessee Paul W Koogle family back from a New York trip Mr and Mrs Charles Arnold Baltimore spend a week with relatives Ger Lende Chas Jo Arnold at Mr Arnold's home J A Hanes Silver Run visits Millard Hanes family W Aller Horine post office clerk enjoys a motor trip in northern states Mrs C V Gileter returns home from Baltimore after hip fracture May dog incident injures a woman in Dwyer home Grayson Cummings opens a shoe shine parlor on Potomas street State Board of Health inspector Schaffer surveys water supply in town
Mrs. LE Roellee of Wes B Street enrolled at Catawba College in Salisbury NC for the coming term and plans to leave for school. Herman Albert of Brunswick pur chased a Nash car. Clarence Mohler on Wet B Street bought a Ford. Mrs. E B Boone of Walnut Street ill but improving. Kitty Poteet visiting Union Mills and Littlestown PA. Howard Marvitt Jones and others returned from Atlantic City. George B E Wayble and daughter Vere and Miss Margaret visited Atlanta. E J Hanes and cousin Mary Page Jones of Littlestown visited Millard Hanes family. Paul Moats of Washington DC visiting his father C L Moats. Ruth Lee Howie attended a house party near Union Bridge. L Greem and Mrs. Green left for Akron after visit with Wm L Gross family. Gertrude Arnold visiting cousins Hugo Winterhalter at Long Island. John B Simmons returned to Baltimore after visiting daughter Mrs. James Poteet. James C Null vacationing fishing on Chesapeake Bay and Monocacy river. Von Blucher, once in Brunswick, injured in Altona Germany accident losing a leg. hospital in Allena. He owns property in Hamburg and will depart for Germany. Jake Keenan, W Potomac Street, plans two weeks vacation with Rev. W F Miller camp near Annapolis. John Kaetzel and family returned from Solomon’s Island fishing trip, about 200 hardheads and fork fish. Frederick S Schroeder with family visited Baltimore relatives.
A collage of anniversaries lists Franz Hats and Antoine Lavoisier among births and deaths, with figures from Alaska missionary work to Civil War medicine. It notes Krakatoa eruption 1883, Linotype patent 1884, Niagara power 1885, and 19th Amendment proclamation. Birthdays include Cauzimg Robinson Moton and Hunsaker, with other notable names and a horoscope-like blurb.
A fragment urges truth about generosity and wealth, contrasting the truly generous with self interested living. It reflects on sowing without bias and echoes a moral voice from Luke. The wording is old and partly garbled but centers on virtue and benevolence.
A New York dispatch blends humor and human frailty. An officer tickets John Roosevelt after a Massachusetts plate miscue, while a former taxi driver turned private chauffeur recounts waiting hours for a rich boss and plans to pick up fares again.
Dr Morris Pishbein reviews acne causes emphasizing blackheads and blocked glands. He notes X rays can help some cases but not all and cautions against permanent reliance. Vitamin D and ultraviolet light have limited value and vaccines show little proof. He suggests addressing general health, digestion, and allergies, with X rays preferred for ages 18 to 25 and used only by experienced physicians.
Licensing notes list Donald A. Marshall and Lillian V. Criller with Westminster ties. Emmispurge updates Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Fetteroff of Washington DC visiting Ceresville and Edwars Shrimer Jr. family, and they will attend the funeral of Dr. Bera D. Derr this afternoon.
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