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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News states its policy on publication of news and opinions, requiring real names for correspondence and promising correction of erroneous reflections. It notes AP rights for published dispatches and that submissions must cite authority for facts or opinions.
A February 23 1935 survey outlines Abyssinia or the Empire of Ethiopia as a rich land with timber, minerals, and agricultural potential. It notes foreign investment by German, Italian and American interests, rising friction with Italy over markets, and population estimates between 10 and 15 million. Italy's colonial possessions in Africa are listed with area figures, and a final quip contrasts a small car with a luxury model in a global context.
Daily Lesson in English explains common errors in writing and speaking. It contrasts aiming with intending to write, notes accent on impotent pronunciation, and defines captious as apt to catch at faults with a Chesterfield quote illustrating a vulgar man being captious and jealous.
In a Beverly Hills letter dated February 23 Will Rogers recounts flying with Wiley Post in a camera plane and watching him land after an 8000 foot ascent. He also notes Washington news about the Senate over ruling the President on unemployment pay and jokes about funding.
Ivan Kable and Agnes Rinehold of York were married in Myersville by Rev. Dougherty with limited attendents. Ann Antolie and Henry Zurgable of Emmitsburg wed at 7 am with a small reception at the groom’s parents. they plan to reside near Emmitsburg on property bought along the Frederick pike.
Kathleen Oden of 207 East Fourth Street was told she won no prize for guessing the number of peanuts used in a Bartle's Peanut Palace display. Her guess was within 124 of the actual amount among about 3,000 guesses. judges were W. L. O. Fisher John Snyder and J. J. Nestor, all local residents.
An anthology-style note highlights Ecclesiastes 1 14 about vanity in human labors and a quote attributed to Pope on vanity and desire for understanding. The fragment links biblical reflection with a classical popes sentiment.
Local items recall a B and O messenger hire, a frostbitten runaway apprentice from the Deaf and Dumb Institute, a horse accident on Jefferson Street, and a run in with Elias Potterfield. Also notes on Grace Reformed plans, and the death of William Bowers, 31, B and O yard conductor in Brunswick.
Mr and Mrs A Cronise mark sixty two years of marriage with a family dinner at 230 Dill Avenue. Married February 23 1873 in Arendtsville Pa they moved from farming near Roanoke to Harmony Grove and later Frederick. They have five children and thirteen grandchildren both in good health and active church members.
Letter writers argue the United States should support the World Court and League of Nations while warning against fear of minority status abroad. They claim unanimity rules in the League Council, and urge using courts before war. The second letter condemns a sterilization measure as a vile, contemptible proposal at Annapolis.
A roundup of household visitors and family updates in Ladiesburg and neighboring towns on February 23. Names include the Lightners of Frederick visiting Leslie Grass, and multiple calls at the Long, Cover, Gross, and Birely households with attendees from Baltimore Washington and beyond.
A surprise party at Keefer and Grace Grossnickle’s home near Charlesville marked Grace Grossnickle’s 20th birthday. Guests included the Grossnickles, Bidles, Shafer and Sunday families, and friends. Games were played, gifts given, and refreshments served. The notice comes from Lime Run dated February 21.
The Frederick scene brightened by birthday observances as local groups hosted social religious and political affairs including a large Republican Club dinner at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Officials note activity from county meetings to state bills while firemen battle the cold winds and the Oxford Group grows popular at a Key hotel house party.
Miss Ethel Bowers of the National Recreation Association will lead Recreation Schools in nine Maryland counties under the University of Maryland Extension Service. The programs target leaders from church, school, Grange, Farm Bureau and PTA groups to promote recreation as part of extension work. Frederick County hosts sessions April 22 to 26.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains acne prevention through facial hygiene. Avoid picking pimples and maintain cleanliness to prevent spread. Use antiseptic toners, hot towels, steam, and cool afterward. Cleansing approaches include boiled cloths and soft water with non-irritating soap. Makeup is safe if removed nightly and reapplied fresh.
A reflective piece on daily habit and the comfort of familiar places. The speaker, N A Luffburrow, argues the old routine remains the finest thing, as one desires to occasionally travel yet returns to home and familiar streets.
A 1935 publication titled The Chart of Plenty is highlighted as a work of extraordinary significance. Based on the National Survey of Potential Product Capacity, the book presents findings and is attributed to directorate authorship.
Meanderings piece lists Broadway figures and society scenes with Joe Frisco, Gertrude Stein, Walter Huston, Fay Bainter, Tallulah Bankhead, and others. It mentions Roosevelts, Evelyn, Tangent with Jumbo, and various theatrical intrigues, parties, and curiosities across New York entertainment circles.
A rustic recipe lists Lima beans cooked with fresh pork, molasses and salt, covered and slow baked until tender. It also includes a batter of flour cornmeal sugar and soda, plus a cabbage carrot onion mix as a side or topping.
The piece discusses a 1929 production capacity study and its claim that national output could meet every family's needs with 4370 dollars yearly, urging a shift in production to needs over purchasing power. It notes praise for a forthcoming book from Viking and mentions Mrs Esther Coblentz SAum moving to San Jose Costa Rica with her husband from Balboa.
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