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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
4
The Daily News announces a policy for publishing letters or opinions with proper name and consent. It states that any opinion will be published under the writer’s name only with consent and that the editor reserves the right to remove or adjust content. The notice references a state meeting date of August 17, 1995, and calls for proper sourcing of alleged facts.
Thurmont residents and friends share summer visits across Maryland and nearby states. Mrs Theodore Bachandau and daughter spent four weeks in Alberta. Geraldine Fives toured New York. families from Baltimore, Frederick, and Hagerstown visited relatives in Thurmont.
An analysis estimates 30 million Americans take vacations averaging two weeks with total expenditure around 5 billion dollars. Rail traffic high and national parks crowded, reflecting a broad shift toward leisure as a key economic and social factor. Farm communities also contribute as farmers join southern trips, shaping a vast vacation industry and its ripple effects on employment and services.
The Central Conference of American Rabbis calls for a national referendum before a declaration of war, except in cases of invasion, arguing that a veto by the people could prevent unnecessary conflict. The piece notes public sentiment shifts during wartime hysteria and questions how people would restrain themselves.
A jumble of names, places, and notices recalls events and people from Frederick's past. Local items mention the Samnival in Cumberland, rivalries at a parade, and references to the Peach Market and Hewnry Years, with residents such as Brown, Hargett, Grove, Warehuns, and Warh ter among others.
Willam Cunningham recounts the Greer Cove rebellion where Arkansas farmers lured by antiwar sentiment joined WW I workers to march on Washington. The ensuing violence, bridge arson, and killings expose a dark, brutal chapter, with Cunningham presenting a grim, unsentimental memorial.
Farmers from Franklin County Pennsylvania travel about 135 miles to Corough town to College Park. They later attend Carroll County Park Union Picnic at Taneytown Park grounds. A Chamber of Commerce event at Mt Tabor Park drew about 150 attendees with families. Several local residents and visiting relatives are listed at gatherings and tours across Pennsylvania, New York, New England and New Jersey.
The article profiles His Excellency the Governor of Kansas Latttivn, a native of Pennsylvania who arrived in 1604 and rose from banking to political power. It notes World War service, a 1942 gubernatorial election, and his informal style nicknamed Lucky London, with hobbies in horseback riding and fishing.
Miss Hazel Mort visits brother Harry Mort and family for several days. Claude and wife and daughter from Alena spend Sunday with Herman Snider family. Walter Shriver and daughter visit H J Wolff home. William Wertenbaker Jr. recovered from surgery and is home. Numerous relatives and neighbors from Creacers town to Des Moines gather for visits and church events.
A dated household menu page lists tomato celery relish and a caramel pecan pie recipe, with detailed steps for preparing toasted breakfast items, lunch dishes, and beverages. The text includes measurements, ingredients like sugar celery peppers pecans and spices, and cooking directions such as heating cooling and baking times.
Two Frederick physicians announced they will leave their practice temporarily for graduate study this winter. Dr. A. J. Brandfield will study at the graduated school of radiodicine in Philadelphia while his family departs September 1 for vacation. Dr. Lewis R. Schoolman, a Maryland Medical School graduate, will oversee Brandfield’s Frederick office during the absence, having practiced in Baltimore the last two years.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving F Albaugh of an address attend a Maryval Directors meeting. Albaugh is listed as a member. details of the session are briefly noted in the fragment.
Today marks anniversaries of figures such as Joseph Reed Gideon Blackburn and Hannibal Hamlin with births and deaths listed. Notable events include the Battle of Long Island 1776 and the 1923 Lancashire cotton strike. Also lists birthdays for P Norbeck Charles Gates Dawes and others with short biographical notes.
Unclear OCR text suggests discussion of special taxes and an excise levy. Mentions a 9 percent rate proposal and Senate actions. Specific names and places are unreadable, but the piece reflects legislative contention over tax policy and timing.
A New York dispatch laments the loss of iconic theaters like the Rialto and Critterion while celebrating Hippodrome's return, and a Paris correspondent warns travelers that the Bal Bullier will vanish amid wartime memories replaced by modern decline and political upheaval.
Dr. Morris Pishrein outlines a treatment for summer diarrhea in children using an apple diet of scraped apples and water in the early stages, with gradual reintroduction of foods. The article notes varying opinions on effectiveness, symptoms include watery stools and dehydration, and discusses alternative methods and apparent patterns in affected children.
A compact note on words commonly misused and mispronounced with examples. It defines oscillate as to vary between fixed limits and cites De Quincey on family behavior as context.
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