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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1935
Page
5
A brief notice from The Daily News describes publication details and printing house affiliations. It references standard newspaper branding and local office locations, noting independent status and production by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing.
The piece argues that Christmas shoppers drive employment and wages, linking consumer spending to community wealth. It notes crowds mean prosperity for homes and taxes, while warning against neglecting the broader economic cycle from producer to consumer and back.
A critic discusses Speak to the Earth by Vivienne de Watteville. The English author recounts her Africa expedition with her father, her love of vast landscapes, and her restrained pursuit of natural encounters rather than hunting.
A fragmentary notice mentions a book about a New Jersey adventure and a writer with a fondness for nature. It hints at a humorous quip about paying the fiddler and suggests a Christmas shopping angle with a publication by Smith and Haas.
A notice reflecting on widespread cheer amid holiday times questions who Still lacks happiness and asks for more cheer for those in need. It praises joy for all and acknowledges hardship across the community. The text also reports Mr Deaner Quymn of Upper College Terrace improving after a weeklong illness.
A local blurb recalls a 22 year old farm hand who attacked a two year old boy, injuring his leg severely and causing distress in the community. The fragment hints at a domestic incident with the date stamps and names obscured.
Readers from Frederick and Baltimore press the proposed ten year plan for a new highway corridor from Braddock Heights to Hagerstown. They defend safety improvements, praise local labor, and argue the route should accommodate rising traffic while acknowledging objections from sectional groups and residents along Route 40.
An English lesson notes rest misuse from the daily program. It discusses how to form proper phrases and indicates how to handle probable events with examples. The text emphasizes clarity and correct usage for learners.
In Bridgeport the community mourns the death of a son as Harney Att pays tribute at his bedside. The bereaved father mourns alongside relatives while aiding efforts to comfort the family during this sorrowful time.
Fragmentary health column notes a discussion by Dr Morass Pishbedy on dietary myths and the role of hygiene in nutrition. The readable text hints at cautioning readers about diet fads and emphasizing balanced meals and proper food handling.
An article discusses protein needs versus carbohydrates, noting Americans eat about LOS grams of protein daily and that children require more per pound due to growth. It explains excess protein is excreted or stored, with digestion losses and energy use mentioned.
Mrs Ali Der George presents holiday treats with sugar, chocolate and peppermint fondant methods. Steps describe Soft ball stage, mixing water and extracts, rolling into balls, coating with nuts or fondant, chilling, and shaping into bite sized pieces for a festive table.
Mr William Kefanler of Middle T scoured an aviation plant in New York City and examined a map indicating shifts in command seats and assignments. The report notes new positions being created as part of the reorganization.
New Yorks latest phone book edition adds about two thousand names despite 40 fewer pages economy by reducing items. The Cohen family persists with 19 Smiths listed, Browns and Schwartzes appear with smaller counts, while the Bears and Hells shift in standing. The piece also notes wildlife counts in a humorous aside and includes random street mentions and Broadway notes about Elissa and Vallee in 1935 Follies.
Chronology notes celebrate anniversaries and events from history. Highlights include chemist inventor of the salery lamp from Washington DC, Wright brothers aviation milestone at Kitty Hawk, and presidential references to Venezuela relief actions plus a dated tally of notable deaths and geopolitical moments.
Fragmentary lines present a critique of self righteousness and perfection. The text shows a speaker confessing imperfection while others mock or condemn. Unclear context suggests a leery dialogue or quotation embedded in a larger sermon or note.
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