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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1935
Page
5
Publication details state the Daily News at NT Newspaper is a member of the Associated Press and that AP dispatches credit the paper. The notice warns against unauthorized use and reiterates editorial authority and republication restrictions.
A reader identifies Beverly and Dani in a July 3 letter to The News. The writer criticizes holding companies and Congress, arguing corruption exists and urging protection for the public, mentioning the president and a salesman’s terms and installments.
The Welfare Board's annual meeting outlined relief spending of 206951 dollars with 51 dollars listed as reliefs. Funds from the Maryland FERA supported home, transient, and educational relief, with county and public investments supplementing. Three new relief programs were started: an emergency educational program for indigent children, a mental hygiene clinic for free exams, and a survey on mental efficiency of children on relief. Administrative costs totaled 49474 dollars.
Regular meeting of No 57 6 and 40 was held at the Legion Home East Cauronnight. Mrs Susie I Rams chaired the routine business. A report from the state meeting of 3 and 40 was given by Mrs Ednad Howard at Sparrows Point on Sunday afternoon June 30. Attending were Mrs Louise Cooper Mrs Pearl Elder and Mrs Howard from Frederick.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick reflect impact on phosphate men and agricultural dealers from a short wheat crop. Frederick Mount farmers consider spending money as Woodsboro and Frederick Turnpike Company declares a three percent dividend. Miss Laura V Benson, former matron of Orphan Asylum, leaves her role after service expiry.
The article notes widespread crop losses and a half crop yield in Maryland country, citing bad weather and wartime shortages. It mentions Thurmont area farms, a 5 acre farm near Thurmont, and names Caleb C Merri of Salem Virginia and other local figures. It also lists candidates for admission to the State Bar including Edward S Deciaplaine and Hugh Fisher, nephew of Moses Fisher.
Babson argues the New Deal shifts wealth away from saving and urges investors to prioritize real, tangible foundations. He advocates investing in health, character, education, real estate, collectibles, and prudent bank and insurance controls, plus a summer vacation as a practical buy now.
In Coppersville and Coppervale social updates, Mrs Jerry Garner spent an evening with Geo Martel and Master Carroll Farmer visited his grandparents in Bethevaurd. Mrs Lawrence Fouts called on Mrs Roy Baker in Taneview. Mr Harcy Flickinges’s farm mishap left fingers nearly severed. Chas Bowers and Alice Deberry visited local residents. Virgita Smith and Martin visited Uncle Albert Smith. Ballamore residents linger at Ebert House Braddock Heights.
Pardon Wright state police superintendent directs all sub stations to use a new detective and identification bureau offering fingerprint services for individuals and local officers. Sergeant Harney Baxter heads the identification bureau with town officials assisting to arrange coverage and fees.
The column celebrates Independence Day with gratitude for the founders and their vision. It urges national responsibility and prudent progress toward better days. The notice reports Mr Umbaugh of Doubs suffered a sudden slight stroke on Monday with paralysis but shows some improvement.
Mrs Homer S Cummings gains attention as she narrates anecdotes to her husband the At General, famed for hosting informal Sunday night suppers for a wide circle. She is known as a Washington figure nicknamed Colonel P kum Plexie and is described with affectionate humor.
A scrambled list of historical anniversaries and birthdays including John Singleton Copley born in 1738 and figures such as George Washington taking command in 1775, plus several mis-spelled names and dates. The piece blends events like Quebec’s founding in 1608 and Spanish naval battles with contemporary birthday notices for U S figures.
Health by Dr Morris Fishbein discusses the American Medical Association and Pure Food and Water, highlighting typhoid fever decline due to clean water supply and food safety. It notes progress under improved supervision and calls for continued vigilance in sanitation and disease control.
In New York on vacation head nurse Madame Louie de Kiriline, famed for guiding the Dionne quintuplets through their first year, shares sharp opinions and broad interests. She sketches hospitals, dance, theatre, languages, shopping, and the brutal winter trek to a Canadian mother, revealing a keen observer with practical caregiving roots.
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports typhoid deaths in 93 cities, noting Chicago's per capita rate since 1925, varying regional patterns across New England, Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic, North Central, and South Central areas, with several cities recording zero deaths and Atlanta showing a multi-year decline.
A compact item reflects on religious verse and literary musings, citing Isaiah 24 2 and remarks by Cerl Van Doren. The fragment notes fiction as a native dialect of mankind and truth as an esoteric language, with an aside about soil formation estimating weathering over 1000 years.
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