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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News notes the high toll from Christmas holiday traffic and other accidents. It questions American society's penchant for costly hospitals to treat accident victims and calls for better holiday safety measures as deaths rise nationwide.
New car models adopt smoother body forms to reduce drag while maintaining familiar aesthetics. Aeronautics insight aided designers as they pursued minimal resistance and acceptable beauty, balancing efficiency with public appeal through scientific testing and practical constraints.
A 930 PM curfew siren in Culver City warns minors to go home, prompting questions about obedience and U S curfew trends. Historical shifts show communities adopting early-evening curfews to improve safety and study, while youth independence grows earlier in some eras. The article notes the Amazon River drainage spans about 2 720 000 square miles, two thirds of South America.
Beverly Hills diary notes a quiet day as Congress delayed action. Hauptmann case stands in limbo while Japan may issue another ultimatum by Monday or Tuesday and a presidential message to Congress is anticipated. The writer signs as Will Rogers.
The Pas Noble Grands of Samari tan Rebekah Lodge No 51 met at Mrs S Elmer Browns home on Dill Avenue Friday evening. The meeting opened with prayer and a New Year hymn. A New Year's resolution was given in roll call and plans were made to visit the Cottage of the Aged at the I C O F Home January 17.
A strange malady killed several dogs in Brunswick over the past week. Edward Thomason reported three hunter deaths on West Potomac Street, noting the first died Monday after initial recovery. Others died suddenly the day after appearing normal. Reports indicate the dogs were not poisoned, with additional fatalities in nearby cases. The disease's cause remains undetermined.
Fifty and twenty years ago Frederick items describe a North Market Street plant with thirty seven workers and busy departments. The Frederick County Agricultural Society reports a balance of 183207 with debts paid and admission fees debated. Edward Koontz elected president of the Junior Fire Company and other officers named. County treasurer Fred W. Cramer records tax collections with daily totals, and various local groups elect officers including United Fire Company and Yellow Springs Band with new leadership outlined.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday School awarded Edgar Zumbrum a gift for his seventeenth consecutive perfect attendance, a distinction not shared by any other member. Pastor Rev. George H. Stocksdale presented the token during the ceremony.
Unionville P T A will host a piano revival by Roger Fogle at Unionville PLT A meeting on Wednesday at 8 p m. The event aims to engage local residents and showcase Fogle's performance talents.
Watchnight service at St. Pauls M E Church New Windsor to ring in the new year. A long list of visits and dinners features families from Baltimore Towson and Thurmont, with many gatherings at homes in Taneytown Riverdale Sam's Creek and Urbana. A birth is announced James Owen to Prof. and Mrs B O Bowman. Mrs. Galym Geisbert hosts a large Urbana dinner with guests from multiple Maryland towns.
A compact historical calendar lists notable dates, births, and events. It covers figures like Israel Putnam, Millard Fillmore, James B Angell, Albert Bierstadt, T Dewitt Talmage, and others with birthplaces, death dates, and roles. Also notes Bank of North America founding, Kiel mutiny, and early radio service, plus a horoscope predicting romantic yet lawful tendencies.
The Emmitsburg Fire Company held its annual election at the Firemen's hall. Most officers were re-elected including President Charles P. Mort who defeated Robert Burdner, and other posts filled by Dr. W. H. Treibher, J. W. Breichner, J. Elmer Zimmerman, D. Oscar Wolfe, Herbert Rodgers, Bernard Peters, Henry Gerkin, Louis Bell, and trustees C. G. Franey, John H. Rosensteel Jr, Charles A. Warner, H. M. Gillelan, George J. Eyster, Bernard H. Boyie. Thirty-two votes were cast.
Bible verse urges recalling past generations and seeking fathers for guidance. A Plautus quote notes true wisdom comes from learning through others’ experiences. The final line mentions that newborn kangaroos have small hind legs and large forelegs.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that difficulty swallowing can stem from throat scratches to bone splinters lodged in the esophagus. Nervous system disorders like lockjaw, dry mouth, cleft palate, tonsil swelling, tumors, and esophageal pouches can all cause swallowing problems. Evaluation is essential since dysphagia is a symptom, not a disease.
Daily lesson notes correct word usage and pronunciation guidance. It highlights common misuses such as young lady versus young woman and mispronunciations like modiste. The entry defines erudition as thorough simiction resulting knowledge and gives an example phrase about a man of profound erudition.
Thornton Wilder opens the new year with Heaven's My Destination, a novel in which a devout young book salesman centers the narrative. The work, echoing Samuel Butler, probes shocks to Christianity and the clash between belief and practice.
The Egyptian obelisk Cleopatra's Needle, brought to New York in 1881, endures freezing winds with no damage. A 19th century salving process by Caffall, who founded the Obelisk Weatherproofing Company, saved it and other eastern monuments from crumbling.
A satirical novel described as a sharp critique of modern America. The protagonist, guided by biblical strictures, empties his bank, goes to prison, pays off a robber, frees him, wins a fortune from a millionaire, mistakes a madam for a family, adopts a waif, searches for a farmer’s daughter, and marries under duress. Harper publishes the January Book of the Month selection, highlighting human nature and society.
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