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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
4
The Daily News clarifies publication rules and policy. It states content from news dispatches or local news may be published with proper attribution. It invites corrections for erroneous reflections and notes its post office filing as a second class newspaper in Frederick Maryland.
A reflective piece on the rise of automobiles and the paradox of progress. It praises mechanical ingenuity while warning that superb machines amplify human flaws. The author laments that science outpaces human character and calls for an invention that can soften harsh minds. The text ponders who will shape humane use of power.
Describes grass roots beneath a snowy lawn remaining alive and waiting for sun and south wind to renew summer life. Compares this to human industry, noting past slowdowns followed by renewed energy and growth, predicting a budding industrial revitalization as conditions improve.
Report from Frederick notes the first robin arriving two months early and perched above an eighteen inch snowfall near Hood College. Residents describe youngsters weary of snow and ice as spring memories creep in amid lingering wintry scenes.
The letter from Will Rogers notes New Orleans finest airport, a Ute plane from Baton Rouge to New Orleans, and a Washington trip. He mentions World Court votes and Senator Joe Robinson's fight, urging American action. Separate segment discusses early robin sightings near Frederick, likely year round birds, and their link to spring signals.
About 25 people attended an illustrated Ayrshire lecture at the YMCA on Wednesday night. T P Whittaker of the Ayrshire Breeders Association Brandon Vermont spoke, showing pictures of purebred Ayrshires from Scotland and the United States. The breed is booming in the northeast and Maryland, with Ayrshire cattle common in Frederick and Carroll counties. The Maryland Ayrshire Breeders Association sponsored the event.
About five hundred thousand Koreans living in Manchukuo are described as landless after a new law prohibits land leases or ownership by those without passports or official consular registration. These Koreans reportedly crossed the border into Manchuria when it was Chinese territory and now lack a country.
Fifty years ago thieves entered the store of ILO Whip in Jefferson but little was taken as valuables had been moved. Twenty years ago Frederick opened a new reservoir study led by William H Boardman while Mayor and aldermen awaited preliminary results.
Frederick High School presents the twenty-second Frederick Iugh Series concert on February 8 in the high school auditorium, followed by the thirteenth alumni concert on February 11 led by Prof. Fenton Harris. The program features orchestra and band pieces including Our National Honor, Blutte, Danse Mongasque, Waves of the Danube, and The Stars and Stripes Forever, with solo performances and a finale featuring The Star-Spangled Banner.
Replacements drawn to serve at Carroll County Circuit Court February term include Joseph A. Eyler replacing Richard Grimes and Franklin alstriely Thomas C Fowler replacing J Vernon Lewman in New Windsor district. Algin FP Conasay named in place of Clifton Spoonseller Mount Airy. Term convenes on Monday February 11.
A historical home menu by Mrs Alexander George features a four serving dinner including baked beans steamed brown bread beet relish gelatin salad and a lemon flavored pie. It notes ingredients quantities and a note that eighty percent die without leaving an estate and most leave under $1000.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that proper child nutrition rests on scientific feeding. Vitamin D from sunlight or supplements, calcium for bones, iron from meat and leafy vegetables, and a balanced daily intake of milk vegetables fruits cereals and modest meat ensure growth and reduce disease risk for children.
Daily lesson explains proper usage of phrases and pronunciation. It covers misused words such as agreeable to my wishes and it outlines common spellings and plurals like calf calves. It promotes vocabulary building with example sentences and daily word endowments.
A compact collection of pithy moral maxims citing Hebrews 10 35 and Emerson. It urges trust in others and cautions against discarding conscience while promising reward for steadfast integrity. The pair of quotes frames practical virtue and personal conduct for readers.
Miami Beach Jan 31 Paul Harrison reports on Billy Mann original Yacht Club Boy and Barbara Hutton’s circle. Mann, tied to Vanderbilt and Huttons, recalls tunes born for Vanderbilts gatherings, Paris parties, and London nights. Noel Coward fooled by anonymity at Kelly’s bar.
Today in History lists births and deaths of Anthony Benezet Robert Morris Gouverneur Morris Franz Schubert James Blaine Anna Pavlova and others with scattered dates. A 1906 note mentions Guy Fawkes and 13th Amendment, while a horoscope and birthdays of Gen Willaim Atterbury Irving Langmuir Henry Wiley Irvine Lenroot are noted.
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