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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
4
The Daily News outlines its copyright policy for news dispatches and opinions, stating exclusive AP use rights, attribution requirements, and rules against publishing unauthorised reflections. It invites corrections brought to the editor’s attention and notes mailing as second class matter in Frederick Maryland.
Friday January 11 1935 notes the auto industry’s strong advertising yet finds it credible. Manufacturers boast Trumpet announcements and pride while the public accepts claims as face value. Cars show steady improvements in appearance and performance, with prices holding steady as value rises.
In a letter from Santa Monica California dated January 11 Will Rogers blasts government auto industry taxes and restrictions while noting record hiring and booming shows in Detroit and New York. He quips about the Supreme Court restoring the dollar and reflects on his European visit during an exciting week.
The William C C American War Mothers held a monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Alice Glessner’s home 21 East Sixth Street. President Mrs. Grisener led the gathering with committees named for relief welfare hospitalization child welfare and other duties. The next meeting is Feb 14 at Mrs. King’s home.
Social column details a January 19 luncheon in the Blue and Grey room at the Francis Scott Key hotel and a noon dinner at Hotel Frederick to mark the 128th birthday of General Robert E. Lee with the Daughters of the Confederacy and Confederate Veterans. Col. Walter C. Clephane will speak on Lee and Jackson. program includes readings and music. invitations extended to local Confederate Veterans and Children of the Confederacy. other local social events noted.
Fifty years ago in Frederick events include the Evangelical Reformed Church filling to capacity for the Young Mary Bible Society meeting with 1282 adults without the Bible and 858 able topatien. Dr. McCormick gave a 65 minute address. The House of William H Poole was robbed last night and an attempt to burn the home of Dr Lloyd T. as e Cath failed. Postmaster C W Miter appointed Ruther Ey Trut som as assistant postmaster. City and West Second street improvement agreement announced. Deer escaped through New Market. shots fired, animal eluded pursuers. Frederick County Ministerial Association elected officers. B&O Railroad distributed over 400 passes to employees at Brunswick. Emory Gouker dragged by a frightened horse in Wolfsville.
The Lewistown Parent-Teachers Association holds its regular monthly meeting at Lewistown consolidated school Tuesday at 7 45 P M. The discussion topic is Home and School Cooperation.
A historical rundown lists notable births and events such as Alexander Hamilton born in 1757 and John A. Macdonald in 181 John A. Macdonald. It covers milestones from 1805 Michigan Territory formation to 1932 passage of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, plus today’s birthdays and a brief horoscope with emphasis on guidance and intellect.
Daily lesson highlights common errors in usage and pronunciation. It explains that whereabouts is singular, advises the correct form is a mystery, notes the correct accent for adverse, and lists common misspellings and synonyms. The piece invites readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
In a column from New York dated January 14, Paul Harrison argues New Yorkers stubbornly stick to familiar fare despite access to global cuisines. He notes popcorn and tamales are scarce, garbanzos and plantains uncommon, eggplant used in diverse ways, and soy products largely unseen in homes while foreign restaurants flourish.
A fragment discusses public interest in government aid and medical advice from citizens. It notes plans from locals to contribute, calls politicians to act, and mentions Patricia Payette, daughter of George W. Payette Jr., confined at home with injuries but improving.
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