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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
5
A 1935 retrospective piece reflects on patience as a key to progress and success. It argues that time matures ambition, tempers enthusiasm with humility, and teaches proportion, enabling readiness when opportunity arises.
Readers glimpse varied autobio graphical sketches by senators McAdoo Clark Maloney Lang Borah Ciuffey and others in the new Congressional Directory noting brevity vanity and ego as they offer personal portraits amid a debate over length style and self presentation.
This daily English note reviews common usage errors such as affect versus effect and pronouncing oo as in soon. It defines populous as abounding in people and provides an example of a populous country.
Foxville announces Sunday School next Sunday at 1 30 pm and preaching at 2 30 pm. Several local residents visit relatives, while Elden Buhrman travels home from railway work. Foxville Women’s Club met at George Woile’s home with Miss Helen Pearson as demonstrator.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ray Barnes spent a day at Annapolis. Miss Helen Pickett and Miss Pearl Conowey stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haight in Bykesville. The Whatfield Circuit Dramatic club rehearsed the three act comedy Fire Street Called Sham at Everett Wright’s home near Taylorsville. Refreshments of home made ice cream and cake were served to members and Rev. and Mrs. Howard Atoss.
Westminster January 23 The Circuit Court for Carroll County completed the criminal docket during a special term with Chief Judge F Neal Parke presiding. The day’s work closed as the jury was discharged and Guy N Ringer began his term as state's attorney. The appeal from Police Justice Benson involved charges of unlawfully stinting on Sunday and related filings with mixed outcomes. The report notes unrelated regional agricultural detail on Java trees producing about 8 percent of the world’s quinine supply.
The year opens with sales as agriculture adapts to hardship from hog cholera and low grain prices. The Oakland Mills farm and Sumner properties north of Middletown sell for about 15000 dollars, including Harmony factory land. Catoc Tin Club elects Marty Quynn Col T T Hershberger Dudley Page Charles R Hardt and Muntz Besant to its board.
Frederick's electric rates are slated to drop February 1 from 12 to 10 cents per kilowatt after discounts. Braddock and Middletown see a fall from 14 to 12 cents. Ten years ago customers paid 20 cents. Trustee sale nets 14985 at court house. Everhart buys 206-208 North Market for 4079. Dronburg pays 4500 for adjoining property. Elizabeth Miller acquires 11 13 East Third for 4200. Imore Flautt buys 216 East Third for 1210. Mrs Ruth Pearre, former Orphans Court judge’s wife, dies at 82. survivor list includes husband five sons and a daughter. Former Senator Jacob Roharack recovering after appendicitis at George Washington University Hospital.
Babson Park Florida January 24 1934 overview of crop year recovery after drought noting farm income rose to about 8.0 billion Dollars in 1934 from 4.25 billion in 1933 with a thirty percent gain. It highlights real buying power for farmers up nineteen percent from last January, credit conditions and rising farm land demand, and outlook for 1935 including seed needs and drought recovery efforts.
The text notes Antarctic winter ground thrills for Australians and summer pleasure cruises in modern liners through the pack ice. Sir Douglas Mawson is quoted on a world out of date needing revision, with random lines from Willem 3B and Lew Ayres. Mussolini and Benito Mussolini are referenced in a brief political aside.
A poem praising a doctor for caring for patients and stopping chest troubles. It acknowledges mistakes but celebrates his efforts, work, and the value of his fees and sugar pill as part of his service.
The text discusses pests like weevils and chinch bugs hibernating in large numbers, predicts a hot dry summer, notes possible higher farm prices with small carry-overs, and links income to employment and export growth. It also cites Babson chart showing business rising 14 percent from a year ago, 18 percent below normal.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays. Notable figures include Frederick the Great Benjamin Lincoln Henry Barnard Henry J Raymond Joseph H Choate Charles Kendall Adams Paul Wayland Bartlett and more with events from 1712 through 1934 plus today’s horoscopes and birthdays.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains conflicting views on arthritis diets. Some researchers blame sugars, others excess protein, and some advocate restricting acids in fruits and vegetables. Overeating and obesity worsen tissue nutrition, but excessive protein reduction may be dangerous.
Paul Harrison reports on a Manhattan style scene transplanted to Miami Beach. Broadway landmarks, clubs, shows, and familiar names crowd the palm lined sands as actors, boxers, and society figures mingle with cocktails and races.
A fragmentary note cites 11 Chronicles 10 7 about kindness and servitude and adds a John 4 saying on cultivating kindness. It ends with a garbled line about fuel efficiency mentioning mileage per gallon.
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