The Daily News of Frederick Maryland Publication Note
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland states publication details, association with The Associated Press, and policy on letters to the editor and authorship requirements as printed on its masthead.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland states publication details, association with The Associated Press, and policy on letters to the editor and authorship requirements as printed on its masthead.
In a July 1 1935 discussion the writer argues federal taxpayers face higher bills due to tax exempt bonds issued by governments. These bonds dodge taxation, inflating apparent revenue while real receipts lag. Other tax-avoidance ideas may include foreign securities, and cautious spending is urged until results materialize.
A garbled OCR fragment references Henry L. Doh and a discussion of defense, an army, and governance. It mentions an emperor, misdeeds, and a 5 percent figure in a Germanic context, but specifics are unclear due to corrupted text. No coherent event or date can be established.
Menu items for a July 4 family picnic include ham loaf vegetable salad radishes bread sandwiches chocolate cookies raspberry ice cream coffee and more. Recipes outline ham loaf preparation and a hearty vegetable salad with peppers beans celery and dressing, plus raspberry ice cream and a berry dessert.
A concise guide on correct word use and pronunciation. Highlights include misused phrases, proper forms, and examples such as apropos meaning opportune, and notes on pronunciation like prophet and prophecy. Encourages expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
Local items from The News columns note July 1785 and July 2957 references, mention a death on West Church Street, and list office records, clues to weather, tax receipts, and new high competitions from last year, with Chestnut trees heavy and broom growth near Yellow Springs.
In a Sunday morning service at Lutheran church in Rocky Ridge, Miss Dor sey daughter of Mrs. Margaret A Dorsey Freder, and Lloyd B R Stup son of Mr and Mrs William H Stup of Frederick were wed by Rev P H Waonama. Attendants were Miss Viola Rice and Mr Edward Mantz. The bride wore rose satin with white accessories and carried a bouquet of wire roses. The couple plans residence in Braddock Road area after lawn ceremony reception.
Air and Mrs D Charles Floox of Petersile announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Nena Adele Floox to John Sprigg Hedges of Knox The ceremony occurred April 6 in Ellicott City The Pleasant Grove Club met near Clarksburg for routine business and planned a July 23 picnic Seven visitors attended and talks were given by Mrs O B Baker and Mrs G V Biser at College Park short course The next Graybill-Smouse meeting will be July 21 Calvin E Graybill and Grace M Smouse were married at the Presbyterian manse in Altoona Pa by Rev Dr Charles E Wehler. Norris Dixon Wallace E Norris Ridgeville and Pauline Catherine Dixon New Market were married at Williamsport M E church parsonage by Rev Donald Helms. A marriage license was issued in Baltimore to George Edgar For and Mabel V Tinney both of Frederick Edna Marie Paisley Daniel's Park was married by Rev I R Swede and will reside at Berst-Pixley Brockmont near Washington Joseph Bers Brockmont and Mission.
Starting today Miss MS Keys Montgomery County Health Department nurse will hold weekly health sessions at the new elementary school each Monday 2 to 4 pm during the summer to provide general health care After school opens in September she will relocate to Monday morning sessions A chest clinic examined 23 patients led by Dr Schneider with County Nurses Miss Kess and Miss Calhoun and volunteers from Uscomb Mrs B M Woodfield and others A second child health conference led by Dr M Merkendree Boyer examined 22 children assisted by nurses and local volunteers including Mrs Ruth Saucer Gue and Miss Hazel Multimix.
A compact history page notes anniversaries and births: Comte de Rochambeau, Gideon Wells, George Sand, Josiah Gorgas, John G Clarkson, David White, and others with dates. It lists notable birthdays including Albert Hart, Edward Costigan, Susan Glaspell, Charles Laughton, Walter White, Willam Mann, Willam Govesor, Frank Atherton, and various historical milestones from 1847 to 1918. Also includes today’s horoscope about steady effort and modest achievement.
In a column style call to action, Luf Burrow asks what the town will say about the NBA and whether there is hope to push on. He urges perseverance, calling for strong resolve and continued effort despite doubts.
PAUL HARRISON profiles New York’s seaport from elevated viewpoints, noting the West Street cargo fronts, ship berths, and bustling harbor activity. He contrasts the flavor of the sea with crowded piers, explains tug and towboat roles, describes East River markets, and observes nuns visiting docks as fishermen unload fresh catches and wares.
Dr Morris Fish discusses eye health and vision care in daily life. The article stresses proper lighting posture and desk setup for clear print, plus the need for correct glasses and regular eye exams to prevent strain. It warns that nicotine and vitamin A deficiency can cause eye inflammation and vision issues, links headaches to eye strain, and notes that good eye health supports overall well being.
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