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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
7
A December 24 issue discusses public sentiment toward war and disarmament. It contrasts the number desiring war with those resisting attack and seeking means to defend the country, framing fear as the driving force behind disarmament efforts.
Fragmentary OCR excerpt appears to cite Nativity scene from Luke Chapter with angels and Mary. Indicates a religious text fragment used by permission from a Council of Education source.
A fragmented Christmas reflection notes a heavenly host praising peace for all humankind, not only the favored. The text urges goodwill and brotherhood across color and creed, condemning war and empty preparations while calling for genuine respect and mercy toward every person.
Local notes recounts from 1903 and 1883 in Frederick, including pupil parades at Pemale Public School led by Miss Clingan and assistants, Farmers’ and Mechanics Building and Loans Association officers, and a Barking and Catching ordinance context. County officials named include George Gettle, John Hessseer, and James Long among others.
A fragment notes reprinting a Christmas piece from September 21, 1897. The item expresses gratitude to a faithful author and mentions municipal authorities, indicating the community’s appreciation and the continuity of the writers’ work.
The News-Post proclaims Christmas tidings of love faith hope and peace from its community minded pages. It urges readers to receive the season with messages of prosperity and goodwill as the year ends.
A fragmented text presents a famous moralist piece arguing for belief in Santa Claus. It reflects on imagination, wonder, and the value of faith in childhood, contrasting reality with myth and suggesting Santa’s existence through love, generosity, and unseen wonders.
This piece from Dr Morris Fishbein of the Journal of the American Medical Association and Hygea discusses candy as a carbohydrate source and cautions against making candy a meal for children or adults, urging moderation and restraint in candy use.
Twinning is hereditary but fades from the family line over time. In some pedigrees, twins occur about five times more often than in the general population. A man who is a brother of twins is about five times as likely to have twin children as a man with no twins in his immediate family.
A historical note discusses how sweets should supplement essential foods and not replace them. It notes that excessive sugar can alter nutrition, yet taken with meals may satisfy appetite. It mentions children’s growth and that candy’s link to tooth decay is debated, with some candy being sticky or hard to chew potentially harmful.
The column reflects Will Rogers humor about firing workers with Christmas notes and keeping a few traditions. It notes shared good will during Christmas and a forward look to New Year’s hopes, with Rogers wryly predicting a mix of cheer and mischief into 1945.
In Mt Pleasant area the Pleasant ML Pleasant club held its annual meeting Sunday night. Gordon Sheetenbein was elected president, Margaret Prout and Jaret Atbaugh named officials, with Reno Smith as assistant treasurer. New year officers include Theodore B. P, Kieffer Main, Les Albaugh, and Redeea Hol in various posts.
A Christmas service will be held at the Evangelical and Reformed church in Jefferson on Christmas Day at 10:15. The pageant titled Beyond Bethlehem will be presented with some modification by the younger children, and The Junior choir will sing.
A garbled passage lists cornsarch corn siup molasses nets fruits exes butter chocolate and similar items. It discusses dietary experts and a candy eater who asks for more candy rather than bread and butter, implying survey-like remarks on appetite and sugar.
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdays. It lists figures like Silas Deane, Christopher Carson, and Matthew Arnold, with brief notes on their roles and dates. Includes mentions of U S events around 1789 to 1811, and a few birthdates.
A succinct meditation contrasts wisdom and age with the idea that great men are not always wise and that true understanding lies beyond age. TheNote cites Job 32 9 and a Talleyrand quip suggesting universal wisdom can reside in more than age or status.
George Ross surveys Manhattan's after-dark scene noting a hundred night spots from Parisian style theatres to Broadway district clubs. He highlights Haut clubs on Broadway, Harlem venues like Cotton Club, and varied offerings from dance shows to jazz and exotic cabarets, urging caution in unfamiliar spots and inviting readers to tour Radio City Hayden Planetarium and major landmarks by night.
A jumble of recipe and medical notes appears beside a fragmentary item about an operation at a hospital. The readable bits mention apple dumplings baked with cream, meat cakes with beef, and a listed hospital event at Meltington County Hospital at Hagers.
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