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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1935
Page
5
A public notice from The Daily News states that reflections on individuals or corporations in letters will be coordinated by the editor and published only with consensus. Communications must be submitted as opinion and the paper reserves the right to edit for accuracy and appropriateness.
Monaco faces a severe financial crisis as the Monte Carlo casino borrows to cover deficits and gambling receipts plunge. An American syndicate reportedly eyes the concession, hoping to acquire it amid the principality’s revenue strain from tourism and government arrears.
Fragmentary religious note presents a misquoted verse and philosophical musing about charity and poverty. It references a 13th chapter sentiment and attributes thoughts to Mada Swetchine, with unclear context and multiple misspellings.
Flapper Fanny, a recurring social figure, comments on fashion and propriety in a breezy column. The piece blends humor and sketches of etiquette trends, reflecting urban nightlife and evolving youth culture.
A letter to the editor from Beverly Hills dated July 3 lauds John D. Rockefeller for his wealth and philanthropy. The writer claims Rockefeller’s money does more good than government, citing global health efforts and mosquito control, and quips he will reach 100 with ease.
The note by NM. A. Lufburrow reflects on quarrelsome behavior and the ease with which conflicts arise. It ponders whether troublesome traits are shared by others, including the author, in a light, reflective tone.
July 9 local notes from New Windsor report residents writing Frederick for July 4 fireworks, calls to visitors from Baltimore and Washington, a funeral at Singanore M E church, and visits by Miss Nancy Getty and Miss Edna Wunson. Church repairs progress with new steps, and youth Herbert Smelser heads to Vermont camp. Clarence Cantwell breaks his right arm while raspberry picking.
A compact note recalls past events in Frederick with references to Frank L. Stoner John S qualled before the law and local figures McSherry Schroeder and Beaculer. It mentions the Brunswick fireman and a Blue Ridge League batter with Hrusiners noted, plus Rev Peter E Heimer receiving a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Oskaloosa College for non resident work.
Court records list marriage licenses for Clive Newton and Mabel E. Bradley and others from Delaware Maryland and West Virginia plus several Freddie Dykman and Cornelia Russell and more. Deeds show transfers to Feaga Firor and others with ten dollar sums. Conference postponed for the Church of God mission event and fair dates set for the Great Huntington fair in late September.
Harry T. James Jr. has purchased the Barbara Fritchie Tea Room located at 15 Eastrick Street from Mrs. Edith G. Swedine. The deal is now effective and includes a wool farming operation with five crops of wool and an average of four lambs per season.
BROILED STEAK POTATOES CORN AND BREAD PLUM JAM BLUEBERRY COBBLER WITH FRESH INGREDIENTS AND A SNAKE BITE UPDATE. PLUM JAM USES PLUM PULP AND JUICE WITH NUTMEG CINNAMON AND CLOVES. BLUEBERRY COBBLER USES BERRIES SUGAR LEMON JUICE AND A CRUST. SNAKE BITE REPORTS MISS ETTA CROWTHER RECOVERING IN SMUTHSBURG AFTER COPPERHEAD MARK.
NEA Service staff writer recounts a home cook's request for green corn guidance and shares tips on selecting Evergreen Bantam and Country Gentleman ears, cooking times, and alternative uses. Includes a tested corn souffle recipe, menu ideas, and local Woodsboro Sunday School picnic details for Rocky Ridge park with 50 expected attendees.
The item lists numerous historical anniversaries and births including Thomas Posey, Jacob Perkins, Thomas Davenport, Fanny Fern, Elias Howe, Philip Bliss, Edwin Houston, and others with dates spanning 150 to 1919. It also notes events such as France annexing Holland in 1810 and 1846 San Francisco occupation, plus birthdays like Dorothy Thompson and James M. Beck.
Fredericks post office receives examination notice for appointment as student engineer in highway division of the Bureau of Public Roads. Applications must be filed at the local post office by July 30. Salary is 1260 per year. Miss Mildred Shankle and Miss Helen Shankle of Adamstown visited Mr and Mrs Walter Murphy at 101 West Third Street.
A late 1930s New York column notes neon ads in Spanish Harlem boosting religious goods, theater marquess and dueling street scenes. It describes Italian dominance in Hell’s Kitchen, Broadway crowds, photographers targeting pedestrians, and shifting social scenes with diners and publicity stunts. It reports on tourism pricing, dubious jewel trades, and a Dominican exiled government’s homeward talks, while noting quirky local characters including a fortune-reading waiter and price gouges amid weekend crowds.
Health column explains backache is a symptom not a disease and may stem from strains infections or organ issues. It stresses thorough physical exams with the patient clothed, testing posture from standing to bending and observing spine joints muscles nerves and history to identify whether pain arises from injuries, childbirth related organs, bowel or gallstone issues, or even psychological factors.
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