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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1935
Page
4
On Saturday August 31 1935 readers are warned the sun may burn for only hundreds of millions of years. If hydrogen fuses into heavier elements the sun’s life could end sooner, bringing cooling eras for Earth and prompting fears of a cold distant future.
A garbled collage of quotes and stray phrases from multiple figures and places including Alfred E Smits and Virg Winslow. It mentions happiness, opportunity to serve learn and acquire property and a divorce case plus a note on the pigment from cuttlefish ink.
Reads like a historical list of birth and death dates across nations, with figures from Mary Puttern Juevel to Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and Nathan Haskell Dole. It also notes events such as the Charleston earthquake of 1931 and Edison’s motion picture patent in 1909. The column blends birthdays, careers, and notable achievements.
Local items note Luther Fracar becomes express agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Frederick. Isaiah N Loy, clerk to George A Gilbert, and Miss Mary Perry marry in a church, with trip planned to Philadelphia and Atlantic City. John J Crumlish joins Mount St Mary College to study for priesthood. North Market Street school improvements begin, with new walkway and concrete paths. Robber aimed at entering a home on South Market Street but thwarted by a guardian. Viscount Chinda visits the United States, hosted at a luncheon on West Second Street. The oldest Indepentent Hose Company hat and banner presented to leaders Mrs Mary Brengle and Richard Barr after their father's death.
Will Rogers recounts a cross Arctic flight from Seattle to Alaska in 1935 style prose. He describes Vancouver Island views, Alaska coast towns, Canadian border geography, and Seward’s purchase of Alaska. He muses on geopolitics including Russia Britain and Canada, noting landmarks, weather and aviation details.
Stefan Zaeg delivers a sympathetic readable biography of Mary Stuart, noting her courage and flaws. The author contrasts her with Elizabeth I, recounts Mary’s six days old ascent to queen, two thrones lost, husband murder suspicions, and long captivity ending in beheading. Viking edition.
Bruce Catton discusses popular biographers and Mary Stuart of Scotland in a reflective literary piece. The passage hints at glamour romance and the fate of a queen as shaped by biography.
Polls set for September 24 to decide special levy for partial sewerage costs. City keeps current tax rate at 95 cents per hundred dollars. 15 cents on securities. 2,000 for Burr Arts Library maintenance and old Academy site work planned. WPA projects noted. old age pensions count around 100. Community events include Kiwanis talks and firemen’s carnivals.
A short reflective note cites Psalms 34 71 and moral lessons. The text contrasts righteous endurance with desolation for foes, presenting spiritual consolation and cautious guidance.
A Pist Regiment Band concert by Frederick boys led by Lt Keller drew a large crowd at Mt Gretna August 27. The note praises Maryland cadets and officers, recalls meeting Colonel Markey, and notes return plans to Baltimore mid September.
Health editors discuss ongoing measles control efforts and difficulties in stopping the disease’s spread. They note past use of convalescent serum from recovering patients as a potential treatment approach amid imperfect strategies and evolving medical methods.
Mary Margaret McBride reports on Nila Cram Cook's writings and past India adventures as she nears completion of a controversial book. The piece contrasts her nocturnal typing rituals with a public appetite for her truth seeking narrative. It also notes an amateur symphony in Central Park organized by Judge Leopold Prince featuring local professionals playing for joy and charity.
Rochester researchers explore placental extract as a potential protection against measles in newborns and as a therapy that may lessen severe complications like pneumonia. They note the high infant measles mortality and emphasize supportive care and ventilation with fluid diet and fever control.
Roger Anthony Chase, 22, of Emmitsburg, was fined $10 for reckless driving by Justice Walter A. Snyder after his car ran off the Emmitsburg road near Peach Orchard on Thursday night. The vehicle left the highway, plowed 135 feet through a field, then stopped with $30 damage. no one was hurt.
Major George H Marshall Blate and a Salvation Army party arrive from Baltimore to lead an open-fire service at Marke and Churra streets followed by a meeting in Winchester hall. Five meetings will be held Sunday under their auspices. Mr and Mrs John Haruna and Mary Hartena visit Niagara Paris address.
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