President's Birthday Observance Noted In Frederick
The Frederick Daily News reports the President's Birthday observance in Frederick on January 30 1935. A birthday ball at the State Armory raises funds for infantile paralysis research and local aid with 70 percent kept locally. The New York Times quotes praise for President Roosevelt praising his leadership and public service.
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Frederick
State Armory
New York Times
Todas
Roosevelt
Omber 10
Plaudi
Dependent Children and the Cost of Relief
The piece argues that 7,400,000 children rely on emergency relief and warns that without proper provision they may suffer harm. It stresses the duty to provide daily bread and schooling, fearing a generation harmed if children are hungry or undereducated.
Enumerators Meet for Maryland Farm Census Training
A meeting for training enumerators gathering farm census data in Washington County was held at Hagerstown Court House. Amon Bursee Diederick, supervisor for Maryland’s second district, addressed the gathering.
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Washington County
Hagerstown Court
Amon Bursee
Diederick
Second District
Maryland
Will Rogers laments Louisiana hospitality and Huey long politics
In a letter to The News of New Orleans dated January 30, Will Rogers recounts being run out of town by kindness and comments on Louisiana hospitality. He jokes about the state’s “shorts” and “longs,” Huey P. Long’s influence, and praises the Capitol’s modern voting methods while noting the outcomes feel predetermined.
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the News
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Huey
United States
Finland
Will Rogers
Oyster Supper Planned by St Pauls Missionary Groups
New Windsor New York January 30 oyster supper scheduled for January 31 at the I O O Hall. Mrs C Edward Sixler and Ruth left for Sebring Florida to spend the winter. Miss Annabell Fisher of Baltimore spent weekend with grandparents. Mr and Mrs C E Nusbaum entertained in honor of Herbert Anders of Union Bridge with several guests present. Inclement weather postponed Hemmick instrumental trio concert at Blue Ridge College to January 32. Marianna Snader hosted Garden Club, Homemakers Club meets February first. Mrs Mele Bond from Westminster Western Maryland College visited H H Devilblas family.
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New Windsor
New York
St Paul's
Ald
I. O. O . Hall
C Edward Sixler
Ruth
Sebring
Fla
Annabell Fisher
Baltimore
Mes C . Devilbiss
E Nusbaum
Aft
Herbert Anders
Union Bridge
Ho Anders
Alfred Nusbaum
Ethel Ensor
C. E. Nusbaum
Ruth Ann
Hemmick
Blue Ridge College
Marianna Snader
Ganien Club
Homemakers Club
Mele Bond
Western Maryland College
Westminster
H H Devilblas
Rally at Keysville Sponsored by Carroll County CU
A Young People rally sponsored by the Christian Endeavor Union of Carroll County will be held in Keysville Friday night February 1 at 730. Rev Walter Stone of Uniontown will speak and other speakers will attend. Taneytown societies will participate making the event the best yet. The Taneytown Fire Company plans to discontinue Saturday mesh benefit games in the Firemen's building.
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Taneytown
Jan
Christian Endeavor Union
Carroll County
Keysville
Walter Stone
Methodist Protestant Church of
Uniontown
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Ex governor Enoch Louis Toxe once of Frederick now in Brooklyn urged for attorney general by desident-elect Cleveland. Baltimore wedding of Stoner Schley of Frederick and Miss Lilian Kunkel of Catoctin Furnace at Christ Episcopal church. Young people convert Lame brieht’s alley into sledding ground near Hauser’s pond. Independent Hose Co officers elected at annual meeting led by President Jacob Rosenstock and foreman George Wallace. Seven TIETSY wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Greenbury House of Broad Run noted. Rural carriers banquet at Emmitsburg post office hosted by John Allorner. Three story brick dwelling at 239 East Sreend street sold at auction for $3,690.
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Enoch Louis Toxe
Tne City
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Baltimore
Stoner Schley
Lilian Kunkel
Catoctin Furnace
Christ Episcopal Church
Williams
Schin
Faifas Schley
Schley
Col J B. Kunkel
South Market Street
Hrauser
Independent Hose CO
Jacob Rosenstock
M. N. Nusz
Thomas Lo Zimmerman
Robin Delaplaim
Ala Radchil
Thoms A Chapline
Engle Chates
Philip Seeger
J Fleischman
Phebus
George Wallace
Charles W
Anne Johnson
Fast Sreend Street
Musas Caroline Johnson
Luff’s Stuff LIVING
A short moral verse by N A Lufburrow urging honest living and helping others. It contrasts those who live well and leave meaningful results with those who do the least and leave little value. The speaker would choose the former to improve the world before death.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Baby Learns To Carry On After First Birthday
Olive Roberts Barton outlines expected milestones from 12 to 20 months, noting walking progress, language emergence, and growing coordination. The piece covers recognition of family pictures, ownership awareness, imitated behavior, fine motor tasks, and increasing curiosity, with variations among children.
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Lsted
Olive Roberts Barton
Meen
Olive Roberts
Barton
Sean
Gout Strikes Victims In The Night And Its Cure
Dr Morris Pishbein explains gout historically and today noting it causes sharp nighttime toe pain. He details hereditary links and lifestyle factors, outlines dietary restrictions avoiding nucleic foods and alcohol, and cites heat, immobilization, and certain drugs to relieve pain.
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Sydenham
Fogland
The World Went Mad by John Brophy review
Bruce Catton notes John Brophy’s The World Went Mad surveys war’s impact on many lives rather than a single story. It shifts from an English upper class family to a Liverpool slum and a provincial town showing profiteering and manners warped by war. The book is vivid in its sweep but weaker as fiction. Macmillan published.
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John Brophy
Lfe
Liverpool
Brophy
France
Macmil- Ten
Virginia Stew and Related Dishes Menu Card
A compact kitchen card lists Virginia Stew for dinner with mashed turnips and bread, plus a lunch of peanut butter bread sandwiches and fruit cookies. It includes recipes for Virginia Stew, fruit cookies, and a peanut butter loaf, with ingredients, measurements, and stepwise directions.
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MES
Alexander George
Virginia
Fragmented quotes on voting war Russia and energy from early 20th century figures
A collection of brief remarks from Henry A. Wallace Sir John Simon W W Barbour Silas H Strawn and Albert Einstein. The excerpts touch on voting reforms war and peace Russia recognition commercial view and energy potential. Each line reflects a distinct viewpoint from notable figures of the era.
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Sir John Simon
Russia
U. S
W. W. Barbour
New Jersey
Bible Verse Quote Refers To Sin And Divine Judgment
A devotional line cites Jeremiah 2 22 about washing and soap failing to erase iniquity. It adds a note that Heaven ensures happiness cannot be gained by crime, reflecting a moral warning from a theological perspective.
Wealthy social world lurks behind New York glare
In an In New York column from Florida Paul Harrison notes a wealth of unseen magnates, ranching from Indiana to Oklahoma and far beyond. He profiles private clubs Surb and Hath with 259 unnamed elites, names a dozen prominent financiers, and describes Surf Club luxury and cafeteria style dining. He visits yacht clubs, Commitee of 100, and upcoming Washingtons Birthday chowder party.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Florida
Miami Beach
Fla
Vanderbilts
Whitners
Smiths
Doneses
Indiana
Oklahoma
Morgan
Astor
Harvey Firestone
Coil
E. H. R. Green
Hetty
John Raskob
F. A. Seiberling
Joseph E. Widener
Gar Wood
Carl Fisher
Vincent Bendix
Middle West
Kansas City Abernathys
Campbells
Pittsburgh Chopins
Ehrharts
Scotts
Meads
Rockford
Nolls and Honeywells and
Griffin's
Fort Wayne
Ind
Gelatts
LaCrosse
Wis
Allen P. Green
Mexico
Ross Benson
Salt Lake City
Calvin Bentley
Owosso
Mich
General Motors
John Martindale
Indianapolis
W. P. Murphy
Chicago
United States
Norman W. Peters
Claude and
Allen Siems
St. Paul
William H. Danforth
Alfred Barton
Philadelphia
Rhineland High Commission
Ocean
Alaska
Hath
Rotary
Cocoloho Cay
Today In History Anniversary rundown of notable births and events
Today in history lists notable births and deaths from 1754 to 1918. It notes John Lansing born in Albany and исчез, Walter Savage Lander born, Nathaniel Banks born, Henri Rochefort born, J Warren Keifer born, Samuel C Armstrong born, George Townsend born, Jacob Dickinson born, Yerba Buena renamed San Francisco, General Booth plan launched, and the Anglo Japanese Treaty signed.
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John Lansing
New York
Albany
N. Y
New York City
Walter Savage Lander
Nathaniel P. Banks
Massachusetts
Waltham
Mass
Henri Rochefort
J. Warren Keifer
United States
House of Representatives
Clark County
Ohio
Springfield
Samuel C Armstrong
Hampton Institute
Hawaii
Hampton
George A. Townsend
Gath
Georgetown
Del
Jacob M. Dickinson
Tennessee
Chicago
Taft
Columbus
Miss
Yerba Buena
San Francisco
General Booth
England
London
Birthdays and horoscopes in today’s issue
A dated notes column lists birthdays of Franklin D. Roosevelt Charles Loeffler Welter Damrosch Joseph Jastrow Gelett Burgess Harvey Howard Cal Sothenes Behn Bishop Gardiner Rang Boris Tit and a horoscope predicting a resourceful day with possible disorganization or separation and potential rise in action amid a lunar lunation noted in the moon cycle.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Charles M. Loeffler
Medfield
Mass
Alsace
Welter Damrosch
New York
Germany
Joseph Jastrow
University of Wisconsin
Poland
Cal Sothenes Behn
T. Momolu Gardiner
Liberia
Rang Boris Tit
Bulgaria
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Bunter
Court Street
Pregerick
Southern
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Oreat Manofacturang
Memeen
Associated Press
Frederick Md
Wall
Bruno Hauptmann
Bronx
Lindbergh
Isidor Fisch
Flemington
Hauptmann
Aomeé
Baby
Nolices
NEA Service, Inc
By Williams
TM Regis
Astull
WEA Service Inc
Morris Pishbein
Journal of American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Bruce Catton
Toonerville
By Fontaine Fo
Je Fox
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Silas H Strawn
Prof
Albert Einstein
Bible Thought
Jeremiah
Almort
Danforth
Einstein
Berlin
Gelett Burgess
Boston
Harvey J. Howard
St. Louis
Churchville
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