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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
9
A 1935 column discusses equality in the United States, contrasting declared universal equality with realities of poverty and varied virtue. It cites Leninist and Biblical references, critiques conditions in prisons, and questions future societal balance amid rising costs and speculative space travel themes.
Fragmentary entry presents a biblical warning with phrases about despotism and obedience. Readers are directed to move forward despite fear or oppression, though the text is garbled and lacks clear context or dates.
Beverly Hits California July 11. The writer promotes building good roads to avoid wartime layoffs, urging patriotism with rain or shine. He questions Abyssinian King’s potential claim against the League of Nations for protection.
Mildred Davis, retired from films, became Harold Lloyd’s leading lady in life and presides as chatelaine of a grand colony estate. She values simple home life, loves entertaining, and shares a strong family bond with Lloyd and their three children. Vital county data notes June births, deaths, and listed communicable diseases.
Recapped events from 1915 including local deaths Mrs John B Treich and Mrs M E Fallon, a Shriners mood, public park needs, traffic plans, Attorney General Edgar Allan Poe notes, and a Gettysburg scoring recap highlighting Fredericksburg game progress and key players Bil King and Earl Howard.
Babson argues that machine tool orders hit a new high signaling recovery in core industries. He divides industry into capital and consumer goods, noting consumer demand remained steadier while capital goods lagged, and cites unemployment still high but improving with rising orders in machine tools and related equipment. He warns political uncertainty hinders a broader revival.
Paris crowds admire Myrna Lor on a French trip as makeup hides her freckles. Hollywood habit suggests the star’s complexion remains a tease for fans despite advances in cosmetic artistry.
A Broad Run school community protests a Frederick County Board plan to close the Broad Run school and merge with Middletown, citing damages to local farming families, transportation costs, and safety concerns. Letters from Rodney J Mhuffer and Harry S Sownhers, Broad Run trustees, recall historic representation and urge keeping the local school open.
A collage of anniversaries and birthdays marks historic dates and figures. Notables include Robert Bruce born 1274 and John Quincy Adams born 1767, with lines noting deaths, early treaties, and historic events through 1931.
The fragment mentions news headlines and a note by LUFBURROW reflecting on headlines and sales tax. It references the retail sales tax as the most prevalent form, noting curiosity about future news and current conditions.
New York reports on Mme Binner, famed corset creator for Mae West, Anna Held, Lillian Russell, and high society clients including Rockefellers and Astors. Her innovations, including the first gartered corset, and her global travels underscore a career spanning five decades shaping feminine silhouettes.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports women over fifty face higher risk of glaucoma due to hormonal temperament and eye tension. Early symptoms may fluctuate and progress to chronic forms, but early treatment and surgical options can halt or slow progression, with readers advised to limit intense visual strain.
Daily English lesson outlines misused phrases and pronunciation notes. Includes examples of mispronunciations and misspellings, plus a basic word study on synonyms and daily vocabulary growth. Ends with a note on the word critical meaning overly harsh or severe.
The article notes that glaucoma progresses with increasing tension and pupil-contracting drugs offer relief for some forms. Early regular examination is advised to detect early visual field loss and plan surgery before extensive damage. Delays reduce success chances of operative relief.
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