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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
5
Laurie Moore navigates a web of lies after a staged marriage rumor swirls around her. She hides the truth from a nosy journalist while fearing exposure, while her employer Mr. Albery presses for secrecy and control.
Census figures show Frederick County added 40 farms in five years yet land and buildings slips to 17,710,288 from 26,034,966 five years earlier. There were 3,474 farms on January 1 this year, up from 3,434 in 1930, with total acreage down from 350,343 to 346,043 acres. Across Maryland the total farm value drops to 241,064,142 from 356,170,168 in 1930, a statewide decline of about 115 million. Carroll and Montgomery counties show similar value decreases despite modest farm counts.
The Tivoli features The Glass Key with George Rass as the hard boiled hero and a strong cast led by Edward Arnold Claire Dodd and Rosalind Keith. The City Opera House offers Roberta with Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Irene Dunne and Randolph Scott plus a Rogers Rogers dance sequence and the song Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Also on the bill are Hey Hey Fever at Frederick and Doubting Thomas with Will Rogers Billie Burke and a novelty shorts program including Call Of The Sewage and Marching With Science.
Bruce Catton notes in Is the Navy Ready that the U S Navy is unfit for war. F Russell Borchowsky argues the fleet lacks trained officers. Annapolis sends underprepared men, crews fail to train, and tradition binds innovation. He cites poor marksmanship and neglect of diesel power as major flaws. Vanguard publishes.
Gettysburg Pa July 10 state police were asked by Dist Attorner John P Buct to investigate how Louis Wagaman 46 clerk to the Adams county commissioners suffered a fractured skull at his home near here Wagaman was found unconscious on a concrete sidewalk at the rear of his home He was admitted to Warner Hospital where an X ray examination disclosed 2
Fragmentary text references a person as a boy on a plantation with a reference to practicing a soft shoe movement. No clear event date or verifiable entities present.
Medical authorities describe kidneys as containing 15 miles of tiny tubes that filter blood and warn that failing kidneys can cause backache energy loss and swelling. The ad advises asking a pharmacist for Doan's Pills, an old remedy used for kidney troubles for over 40 years, with Foster Milburn Co. listed as the maker in 1934.
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