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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News notes that Associated Press content is used with cooperation and corrections will be published upon notification to the editor. It emphasizes attribution to the real writer and states that opinions may appear with names and authorities for statements.
Booth Tarkington argues that the essential character of boys remains constant from 1900 to 1935, despite external changes. He says today’s ten year olds understand mechanics, yet the core needs remain a pony or a dog, with home church and school shaping influence. modernization alters leisure and discipline rather than fundamental youth nature.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses safety concerns and unclear events as columns reference Silas and acci dents. The garbled prose mentions Fourth of duiver and sensor themes, labeling a LUFBURROW.
Will Rogers argues from Santa Monica that Italy, Japan, and England influence Abyssinia trade. He notes mass production undercuts prices and observes Britain’s control of Abyssinia’s surroundings. He questions who benefits and warns of conflicting interests in the dispute.
Relatives and friends gather at Mrs B F Stansbury and Miss Mary Conner home near Emmitsburg for a July basket dinner. Attendees include Luther Kugler family from town, Cal Kahl and family from Hagerstown, Maurice Kahl family, John Wolf and Baltimore group, Lucy Brown clan from Greencastle, Joseph Shat-to party from Chambersburg, Anna Wolf and others from Thurmont, Frank Bouey visiting from Altoona, and Jacqueline Embrey from Washington. Nearby residents Charles Peters at Fort Meade and Juliet Rowe’s guest Jacqueline Embrey noted. Also, J Carroll Eider takes a Sinotypist job in Pittsburgh.
A muddier tale recalls a mass meeting at Marke and Patrick streets planning an outing at Somister cate if funds allow while obituaries note the passing of Lewis Derr, a well known resident of Muddiersand, aged 48, survived by his wife and daughter and Mrs John F Zel Siocer, 68, at Marke and South streets. The era’s chatter reflects rising automobile interest, a Red Men’s Hall event in Brunswick, and a Methodist Episcopal church repainting under Charles R Coleman amid a Virginia trip reporting Class C games and local pressmen’s notes.
Head Service Clubs Mr Maples on Wednesday presided at his first meeting as president of the Rotary club. Mr Winebrewer was on Thursday might installed as presi dent of the Lions club. Mr Maples is a well known local business man and Mr Winebrewer is chief of the accounting department of the Potomac Edison Company.
Menu for six offers browned pork tenderloins stuffed tomato salads Boston brown bread sandwiches diced melon iced tea or coffee and a tomato stuffed with cucumbers celery onions and French dressing. Also includes Boston Brown Bread and a fruit mix with cantaloupe and watermelon. July report from Taneytown notes fire company meeting with new members and invitations to carnivals, plus local visits and church fete details.
A compact reader note quotes a Bible line from Luke and offers a concise moral: every moment of resistance to temptation is a victory attributed to Faber. The item frames a devotional prompt urging prayer and vigilance during trial.
Frederick county residents endure a heat wave with record highs and use electric fans, pools, picnics, and dances for relief. Farmers report above average wheat and crop hopes while road spending drops. Local clubs, church training, and business meetings shape community life as July and August events unfold. Astronomical interests rise with an upcoming lunar eclipse and bright constellations. The Monocacy Battlefield anniversary passes with little progress on a national military park.
The article advises selecting flowers that complement clothing, noting orchids clash with two piece outfits while daisies or asters suit lighter daytime looks. It emphasizes practical buttonieres for hot days and suggests cultivated blooms for evening attire, with a nod to Frederick and broader world views.
Our Lady of Carmel Church Thurmont schedules a festival on July 20 and 27 with a baby popularity contest as the main draw. Eleven babies registered, prizes include a carriage or cash, with voting determining the winner. Chicken suppers run 5 to 8 p.m. and committees cover prizes, suppers, cakes, candy, games, and ice cream. Camp Airy nearby reports big enrollment, with sessions through Labor Day. Miscellany notes include travels of residents, health updates, and lodge officers installed in Ademsstown Rebekah Lodge.
In New York City on a July evening crowds gather around the Taft Hotel and Winter Garden Theater. Models in Seventh Avenue shops mingle with shoppers, enjoying 41 cent lunches and cocktails while police deter peeping. Street traders peddle worn goods from Rivington Street to City Hall Park, with penniless vendors and scavengers bartering essentials amid a bustling, muggy urban panorama.
Today in History highlights figures such as Napoleon ally Marshal AfarMahon born 1808 and 1893 death, Dominican archbishop Jose Alemany born in Spain with 1998 death, plus Confederate leader Lathan Forrest born in Bedford County Tennessee. Also notes about Sam Dahlgren Washington writer and anti suffrage leader, Franklin Marin Chicago surgeon founder of the American College of Surgeons, John Jacob Astor born Rhinebeck and 1912 Titanic disaster. Additional entries include College of Philadelphia becoming University of Penn 1733, Northwest Territory ordinance 1787, Marat assassination 1793, New York City draft riots 1863, German air claims 1918, and a 1934 double homicide.
Fragmented notes list three wounded in Cleveland and several birthday entries. Names include Yodar, Hellman Philip, Seth Parl, Dr Mary Wooler, Carl E Minken, and Lord Passfeld with scattered locations such as Washington DC Hartford Chicago Pittsfield and Holyoke. A horoscope warns of a strong day and potential success in conflicts while a hospital transfer is noted.
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