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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1935
Page
5
The Frederick Daily News declares Associated Press rights and editorial policy on news dispatches and letters to the editor. It specifies attribution requirements, correction policy, and limitations on publishing opinion without writer byline. It notes entry as second class mail.
A 1935 discussion on a bill by the Federal Civil Service Commission and the Federation of Government Employes to place federal personnel under civil service rules. The piece weighs administration backing, non competitive exams for incumbents, and aims to curb spoils system while balancing public interest and party influence.
The document cites Morgenthau figures placing total World War I costs around 50 billion dollars with additions to 1921. It also notes the Lindbergh kidnapping suspects and New Jersey penalties for withholding information. A Morris Plains hobbyist builds a miniature farm set with house barn and farm accessories valued at five dollars.
To the Editor of The News Santa Monica Jan 28 a note on a community fundraising drive for infantile paralysis. The president's birthday prompts events and appeals with about seventy percent of funds staying locally. The letter praises local participation and gaiety while urging support for victims.
Bruce Cation reviews Leo Lanin's Land of Promise, tracing Jewish responses from Poland and Ukraine through postwar Germany. The novel follows Bolshevik upheaval, Mendel the tailor, German era proclamations, inflation and fear, culminating in a prophecy fulfilled as Jews seek refuge in Berlin and Britain.
Hood College will engage in a basketball Play Day with Goucher College and George Washington University at Goucher on Saturday afternoon February 16. The two court system will be used and participation is open to all classes. The event has been an annual affair organized by the college basketball manager, Miss Katherine Tray- in charge for several years, daughter of Rev. Dr. and Mrs Amos J. Traver.
In the Neos columns from January 28 1885 three mayoral aspirants were named Bartgis Lowes Rice and Dad O Thomas. Alderman Eisenhauer says he will not run. Post Office department contract details listed for Adamstown Unionville Frederick and other towns with miles and payments. News notes recall a man burned after an electric shock and a sledding accident on New Year’s Day with injuries. Jefferson community shows interest in Henry Engelbrecht 8 year old who recalls history dates and wars well for his age.
A Frederick News “fifty years ago” note recalls the Ca toctin Club. Of forty one charter members, eight survive today. The club, once near two hundred strong, began in 1884 with initiation fees and monthly dues, and operated in the National Bank building before dissolving after about a dozen to fifteen years.
Today in history lists birthdays and notable figures including Matthew Carey born in Ireland and Henry N Hudson in Cornwall, with deaths such as John L Cheverus in France and Henry M Stanley in Wales. It notes events like the City of Boston wreck, Paris surrender, and various club activities, plus a horoscope and local illness update.
Four million people across the United States and in the Philippines, Canal Zone, Alaska join Roosevelt’s nationwide birthday drive to raise funds for infantile paralysis. Organizers expect broad civic involvement with events from barn dances to formal balls, aiding rehabilitation and research via the President’s Birthday Ball.
The menu lists baked pork chops with scalloped potatoes baked squash bread plum jam head lettuce and French dressing served with coffee. Chops are prepared with flour and seasonings then baked and turned for even browning. Also included are a potato dish with paprika celery salt pimientos and milk baked in a buttered dish. A baked chocolate pudding with vanilla sauce and a vanilla sauce recipe are provided along with a general sauce that thickens with sugar flour and water.
Daily lesson explains common misuse pronounce spell and refine vocabulary. It highlights feasible meaning capable of being done practicable and gives an example phrase it is the solution if it proves feasible. Readers are urged to increase vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
The piece reflects a personal pep note by N A Luf urging courage to face daily duties and burdens. It expresses resolve to meet tasks head on and to show fortitude from the start despite any misgivings or difficulty. The writing has a motivational, self exhorting tone.
A condensed devotional noting Zechariah 9 12 and a Johnson quotation on hope as a rational, reliable blessing. It emphasizes turning to a stronghold of hope and trusting in a sensible, non deceptive outlook for guidance and comfort.
Paul Harrison notes that winter in New York brings chilly sidewalks and southbound entertainers. A roundup of Broadway figures, socialites, and yacht owners reveals exes, bets, yachts, and glamorous pursuits along with mentions of Baruch, Loomis, Webb, Baer, Morgan, and Dey, painting a vivid portrait of gossip at Hialeah and on the beaches.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines personal hygiene steps to reduce arthritis risk. He notes fresh air sunlight bathing clothing and temperature shielding are key and stresses regular dental care and brushing. He explains vaccines and serums are debated and describes blood transfusion and autologous injections as non specific protein therapies.
The article reviews pain management through drugs, physical therapies, hot mud packs, hot springs waters, paraffin baths, electrical heating, and massage. It notes risks of injury from improper massage and emphasizes patient mindset, rest, hygiene, nutrition, and reducing metal and physical overactivity as contributors to recovery.
Indianapolis report says Amelia Enrha and publisher husband Georg P. Punam landed at Mine Airport Mere today. They ate a harried lunch while their skin was being fueled and departed this afternoon for New York.
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