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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1935
Page
4
The Frederick newspaper outlines AP credit policy and letters to the editor rules. It states news from AP is used with credit only and private letters require real name and consent for publication. It also promises corrections for any erroneous reflections upon individuals or corporations.
The article describes Col Lindbergh’s upper air samples over the North Atlantic in 1933 showing both beneficial and harmful organisms. A sky hook collected airborne fungi causing rust, smut, apple scab, and wood decay, with 26 sampling points from North Haven Maine to Copenhagen Denmark. Science gains in knowledge are noted as crucial for future battles against plant and human diseases.
Dr. Vannevar Bush told the Society of Industrial Engineers in Boston that the end of the low mood will bring a flood of ideas and revived industry. He argued that the depression weeded out weak concerns and awakening demand will unleash innovation shaping a new industrial alignment. Retail sales in 1929 reached 53 billion dollars.
Hollywood readers hear Will Rogers comment on the presidents message and New Deal terms. He jokes about holding companies unemployment programs and the danger of impeachment by radio, noting Republican interest. Autographs and football banter surface in a playful closing note from Rogers.
A compact list marks historic milestones and births tied to the month, from constitutional ratifications and battles to state admissions and inventions. Dates span 1608 to 1927, noting figures like Washington, Poe, Lincoln, and Edison, with a closing note of the month’s signs and an Epiphany.
Fifty and twenty years ago Frederick reports recall a county tremor felt in Adamstown Buckeystown and near Frederick while residents fled in fear. A jury member Peter Lugenbeel was thrown from his horse but continued to town. Local items note a tobacco business sale to Thomas E Pope and various accidents and minor injuries in Braddock Heights Clifton and surrounding areas.
In both Senate and House the Democratic members sit on the right of the presiding officer and the Republicans on the left. They are separated by a dividing aisle. Choice seats in the Senate go by seniority of service. In the House members sit wherever they can.
The article notes seating by party in the 7th Congress with 69 Senate desks for Democrats on the right, 25 for Republicans on the left, plus one Farmer-Laborite and one Progressive. In the House 322 seats on the right for Democrats and 113 on the left for Republicans, with no desks in the House.
Lloyd C Mackley was reelected as president of Guardian Hose Company Thurmont along with a slate of officers and chiefs including John M Creeger as chief and Charles Ambrose as first assistant chief. The meeting also named drivers, pipemen, hosemen, laddermen and mechanics, with plans to buy 500 feet of hose and new hardware.
Community hopes for better economy and optimism as Congress and Maryland Legislature convene. Frederick amid inaugural plans for Harry W. Nice and Governor Eaton Ritche, many weddings noted, and 1 000 marriage licenses the year. Tax on bank checks ends. local rents decline. Middletown farm closure proposed. Retirement of Evangelical Reformed Sunday school superintendent marked.
The Des Chapeaux et 40 Femmes group met Thursday at the American Legion Home East Church street. Effie Albaugh chaired as child welfare reported 49 children helped at Christmas and two baskets given to the needy. Next meeting Feb 5 with State Department guests.
Dr Morris Fishbein cautions mothers against weekly artificial bowel cleansing in babies. He advises training the child to poop naturally with proper feeding, hydration, vegetables, and whole wheat cereal, and warns against routine laxatives or cathartics as a health hazard.
A compact guide notes common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It flags phrases like not nearly so wealthy and mispronunciations such as lava and architect, clarifying correct forms and syllable emphasis.
In New York Gus Turner explains process serving as a lively, risky trade. He and his relatives run a firm handling about 500 subpoenas monthly, with tougher jobs earning up to 60 dollars while lighter cases go for 1.50. He has served two mayors, including Walker, and uses disguises and stunts to deliver summonses, even at theater shows and cornerstone events.
Ingredients listed include butter sugar egg yolks water vanilla salt flour baking powder. Beat two minutes then bake two layered cakes about twenty minutes in a moderate oven. Directions suggest chilling raisins under cold water to separate them quickly for packing.
The note urges readers to learn one new word daily and defines inordinate as excessive or beyond usual bounds. It gives an example of greed and wealth and suggests the word appears in The News.
Fragmentary religious text cites woes on comfortable Zion and nations. The garbled lines mix biblical phrases with names and odd insertions, making a delimited historical scripture snippet with unclear attribution.
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