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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
4
A garbled excerpt discusses an editorial policy about publishing names with consent and the rights of individuals. It mentions a writer and a policy stance on ensuring statements reflect facts while preserving anonymity where required. The text is unclear and partially unreadable.
An August 1938 column warns that home medicine cabinets pose poisoning risks for children and even adults. It emphasizes secure storage and childproofing. It also provides summer sun care for babies, advising gradual sun exposure, light clothing, cold milk handling, and mosquito protection. A brief note records Mr Frank Reifsnider injured by a vehicle while walking near Thurmont.
The piece extols the county fair as a vibrant American tradition where farm folk and city visitors mingle. It highlights livestock, canned goods, crafts, fruit and grain exhibits, racing, interscholastic contests, and a bustling midway, celebrating optimism and communal rivalry.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick recount local notes from The News dated August 29 1915. Items include Mach Chunk Pa High School principal Prof John T White’s transfer, Frederick Agricultural Society appointments for the upcoming fair, post office appointment of Ames Nichols as deputy, and several local incidents: school repairs citywide and a fatal automobile crash, a youth brain injury and recovery, a skull fracture operation, and a housing contract for eight semi detached dwellings on East Third Street awarded to Hann and Betnom builders.
Babson chart shows August readings at 1930 level or higher, signaling broad revival. Steel, power, construction, and auto markets strengthen, with wholesale prices and retail trade rising. Officials urge firms to prepare for prosperity as demand and production rebound.
Bruce Catton reviews MacKinlay Kantor's The Vole of Bugle Ann a slim 100 page study of Missouri back-country fox hunters and their hounds. Kantor weaves a beautified legend surrounding Bugle Ann the famed hound whose voice echoes through Springwield Davis's life and imprisonment. The piece praises Kantor as producing his finest book with vivid regional charm and a timeless American portrait.
A collage of quotes from leaders and figures on war, peace, and constitutional reform. Joseph T. Robinson, President Roosevelt, Raymond Moley, Governor George H. Warse, and Carrie Chapman Catt express views on wealth from war, economic readjustment, constitutional amendments, and women’s roles in peace and conflict.
Foxville reports a large turnout for the Emerald Park Flock reunion west of Bedford with many relatives from Waynesboro Pittsburgh Hagerstown and Uniontown attending. Local families including Toms Brown and Kunkle joined the gathering along with several visits among friends and kin over the weekend.
A compilation of birthdays and historical milestones from 1632 to 1935, listing John Leskie, Charles Finney, William G. Brownlow, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Henry Bergh, George W. McCrary, Charles J. Glidden, and events like the Battle of Mohatz, the Alexandria ransom, the 1842 Britain China treaty, and early scientific and wartime notes. Includes today's notable birthdays such as Pat Harrison, Albert Ritchie, F. Kettering, William Swann, Alexander Rice, James Biggs, and Albert Lebrun along with a brief reflection on prudent commercial foresight.
A compact devotional note reflects on divine judgment and faith. It cites Psalms 7 verse 9 and a statement by Johann Hopfner about faith, trials, and eternal crowns in Christian life.
A bustling portrait of prominent figures and celebrities from finance arts and politics as they indulge in extravagant foods and quirky habits. The piece catalogs Bernard Baruch Al Smith and others savoring meats curries turtle soup and exotic dishes while collectors and socialites like J P Morgan Grover Loening and Eugene ONeill display idiosyncratic obsessions with cuisine travel and odd collectibles.
Menus of the Day presents a recipe by Alexander George Piccalilli. The dish uses flaked salmon folded with chopped celery salt pepper and egg yolks, poured into a buttered leaf pan, baked twenty minutes. Served with bread, currant jam and coffee.
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