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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1935
Page
4
A policy note from The Daily News explains Associated Press dispatches and local pen publishing rules. It states no unsigned opinion pieces will be published without writer identification and requires author consent for statements. It promises correction of erroneous reflections upon individuals or firms.
A columnist notes that newspapers reveal distant disasters yet argue modern relief helps. They contrast vast coverage with persistent crime, urging removal of black thoughts while praising Red Cross efforts delivering aid amid floods and famines.
The column teaches proper usage and pronunciation. It notes common errors such as saying how much Mary earns rather than makes in a new position and explains words like avid meaning eager or greedy.
The article notes society's desensitization to billions, not millions, in government spending and hints that dwindling funds may dampen public spirits. It mentions Japan planning an air line linking the mandated Pacific islands, which would cover about one third of the ocean crossing.
Health observations by Dr. Morris Fishbein discuss sudden heart stoppage as a cause of death. The piece recounts Wells family examples and explores how underlying heart disease, blood vessel spasm, or coronary blockages may trigger abrupt fatal events in seemingly healthy individuals. It notes rising perceptions of young cases and notes there are 16,598 cities in the United States with 1,505 served directly by air lines.
Fifty years ago the column notes the wedding of Miss Mollie H. Quynn to Mr. Radok at St. John s Church with a reception and trip to New Orleans, plus local deaths and incidents including Mrs Amelia Shepherd s sudden death, John Rhodes s passing, and fire calls on North Market Street. Twenty years ago reports relatives of German soldiers alive at the front with Bernhardt wounded but recovering, a fire at the Rice home injuring J Fred Putman, Ideal Garage officers, and local injuries to Mrs J H Grimm and Miss Betty Dois with brief recoveries noted.
Paris fashion notes from February describe spring hats moving forward with side tilts and prominent trims. Feathers and flowers dominate, brims range from poke bonnet over eyes to wide shields, quills and ribbons add height, and veils sometimes extend beyond the brim. Names such as Suzy and Rose Valois appear among designers.
The Mt Airy Commerceal Bank reorganized with J Waugh Willis as president and Nico Demus as vice president. New directors include Nathan Y Wors ey, George Eo Magin, Harvey W Mox ley, Charles W Jones and Ira Watkins. Lenora Zimmerman named bookkeeper with Miss Barby Brashans, elk. A portion of the reserve fund released to depositors. Community notices cover multiple residents, social visits, relocations, illness, and an oyster and chicken supper postponed due to weather. Ernest Warner sustained a fractured right arm after a fall from a hay mow near Lewistown.
A compact list of historical events and notable births tied to this month. Includes dates like Woodrow Wilson's death in 1924, battles, discoveries, and famous personalities such as Edison, Lincoln, Washington, and Lindbergh, plus seasonal notes and symbols.
United States Senator Ellison Smith of South Carolina will be the toastmaster at the first annual Carroll County Farmers Union banquet at Sauble's Inn near Taneytown on February 14. Speakers include EH Everson of St Charles, B Duk president of the National Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union, Rep William H Lemke of North Dakota, and E E Kennedy of Kankakee Illinois secretary of the National Farmers Union.
Menu item list features a cheese souffle recipe serving three with butter onion milk and cheese, plus a Temon flavored cabbage gelatin dish and an apricot cobbler with dough topping. Offers steps for mixing, baking in a slow oven, and serving ideas with crumbled greens and dressing.
The passage cites varied voices from Louis Mann to Irving Fisher and A Lawrence Lowell on money, science, fear, and crisis. It notes Sweden’s recent stable money, England nearing, and Roosevelt guiding America toward recovery while warning of bourgeois repression and war. Premier Molotoff comments underscore widespread fear and danger.
Westminster February 4. State Senator J David Bailey names Robert McKinney a Taneytown dragoonist and Edward C Gilbert cashier of the New Windsor Bank as the two Republican members of the Carroll County Board of Election Supervisors. The recommendations have been sent to Governor Harry W Nice.
Paul Harrison reports from Miami and Palm Beach about a traveler’s restless, observational tour. He muses on fishing fantasies, the impracticality of mounting a big sea fish, and the costs of hobbies. The piece contrasts nightlife, gambling hints, and the yacht-filled shores with a wary tone toward escapist temptations and social currents.
Notable birth and death anniversaries span figures from Josiah Quincy in 1772 to Wade Hampton in 1885, with entries on John Bachman, James Birney, Moerk Hopkins, David C. Brodenck, George Brandes, William D Haywood, John Mitchell, and others. The list notes dates, places, roles, and historical contexts including the 1887 Interstate Commerce Commission formation and the 1899 start of the Philippine American War.
A dated page lists birthdates of notable figures including Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Bishop Wiliam F. McDowell, with their birthplaces and ages. It also notes Dr. Bueil G. Gallagher, Rear Adm. David F. Seliers, Edward B. Sheldon, Dr. Ernest Holland, Dr. John A. Merehead, Nigel Bruce, plus a horoscope warning of risks and financial caution for the day.
A clipped reformulation of a Lavater style reflection from II Timothy 3 16, warning against profane and vain inting. The note stresses that such pretension and borrowed nature never mirrors true virtue, urging humility and godliness.
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