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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1935
Page
7
A nostalgic piece contemplates holiday homecomings as students and families prepare for Christmas. It contrasts bustling community life with the comfort of personal homes, noting how many seek belonging and kinship during the season, despite varied troubles and distances.
A brief column by A. Lufburrow contemplates the closing year and the approaching new year with cautious hope. The writer reflects on past missteps and better days, urging readers to welcome the future without heavy complaints.
December meeting of Pearstown consolidated discusses Christmas program and membership drive. Teachers honored with awards. contest and prizes noted. program featuring carols and school activities highlighted.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a postmark from Maine and mentions a quilt demand linked to chain devotees. The text is garbled with stray phrases and unclear names, making a coherent event hard to identify.
A fragmented quotation attributed to Will Rogers critiques economic overreach from credit purchases and laments confusion amid international tensions. The text blends political jab with oblique references to U S and Mexican relations, Gulf areas, and global concerns, credit culture, and mortality.
Family gathered at Rock Hall in Dickerson to honor Mrs Lottie Bett Chambers on her 90th birthday. Attendees from Washington and nearby areas shared best wishes as gardenias, chrysanthemums, and cyclamen graced the tables, with a piano piece and a historic gift from 1881.
Local items recall Buckey and Firestone starting a new fork bridge on Mill Street to replace Destroyed by the flood. Burkittsville Reformed and other churches discussed. Mrs Catherine Carlin of North Market Street dies at 78, kin of General Knott. George W. Gaver narrowly escapes injury when a pole supporting eight hogs collapses, and he leaps clear while his son Alfred watches.
The article discusses stamps from 1952 era related to the 1936 Olympic Games and other commemorative issues. It mentions authorities, postal values, and a depiction connected to a boundary dispute and treaty events. It notes designs featuring the "bird man of the Astraea" and includes references to various country stamps and denominations.
The text describes a stamp with a band running diagonally across and a border featuring red brown body and a red white and blue band. It mentions horizontal oblongs and a president’s read or light brown figure, with unclear details and several garbled words.
A Queen's family mourns after a deadly vehicle crash in Vallecio. Descriptions note the victim's age and the community's grief as authorities investigate. Friends and relatives gather to pay respects, with local officials expressing condolences.
A large butchering was held at the home of Mr and Mrs John Reid at Boyds on Tuesday. Nine hogs were slaughtered with dinner and supper served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Reid Air and Mrs Charley Wright, Mr and Mrs Claude Wright, Mr and Mrs Paul Reid, Mr and Mrs Alton Miles, Mr and Mrs Pieteber Bennett, Mrs Elizabeth Grinnell, Mrs Olle Mules, Russell King, Reymond Cooley, Lestie Wright and Clifford Wright.
A butchering was held at Mr and Mrs Harter S Brent s Woods sore on Dincenseer 1. Five one year old hogs weighed 195 434 424 410 and 400 pounds. Dinner was served. Attendees included multiple named residents. A farm wagon owned by G Upton Shepley and an automobile driven by Paul Wales were damaged after colliding with the wagon to avoid a school bus near Middletown, toward Myersville.
Collateral of five was posted Tuesday by Carlton Allender and Charles Texan of W Va at Police Headquarters. They face charges of operating without a license and without registration at a speed greater than reasonable and proper. City Officer Ben Phen made the arrest.
A compact prayerful reflection noting Luke chapter five verse seven on leaving a city and dust on feet as a sign of judgment. It echoes Mrs Kirkians ideas about virtue and hospitality and the practice of remembering misdeeds through symbolic acts.
Daily lesson notes misused words and mispronunciations. The entry focuses on Unscrupulous meaning unethical or unscrupulous actions and offers a corrected form with guidance on pronunciation and spelling. It highlights common errors and urges vocabulary growth through daily study.
Today in history notes birth and death anniversaries for Carl Maria von Weber George D Prentice Horace B York and others with dates 1832 treaty with Russia 1865 13th Amendment 1914 British protectorate over Egypt 1915 London raid details and more fortune notes. Today's birthdays include Admiral Standley Admiral Clark Parkes Cadman Walter Head Francis Burton Harrison Joseph Wilshire William Myers and others with ages. Horoscope and temperament notes follow.
A reconstructed health piece extols a well balanced diet as the source of all needed proteins. It notes that milk supplements other foods and discusses complete versus incomplete proteins, with examples across meats and dairy.
The article explains health based standards for safe water. It states water must be germ free and free from poisonous metals like lead, not too warm or visually turbid, and should have no bad odor or taste. It emphasizes absence of suspended particles and preserved palatability.
A torn wire service style excerpt discusses cereal proteins versus complete proteins from meat and peas. It questions balanced diets, extreme meat reliance, and protein intake effects on health, referencing nitrogen output and tissue changes. The piece also mentions Washington and a December 17 official study on processing taxes and AAA court questions.
New York promoter David Warfield the Music Master discusses peace serenity and art as lifelong diversions. He recalls viewing Van Gogh and recounts a visit to an East Fiftys gallery and memories of boxing and restaurant days while noting offers from movie and radio industries.
A recipe fragment describes mixing cocoa with sugar, rolling fruit in confections, and dipping. It lists prunes dates raisins figs cinnamon salt lemon juice and nut meats with optional orange zest. Also mentions stuffed prunes and Cumberland pudding with hard sauce for a themed dessert menu.
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