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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1935
Page
11
A jumble of OCR text mixes names and opinions across political figures clergy and gender rights. It references Sage of Potato E x x x Dave, former governor, and Elizabeth ex-Queen of Greece amid scattered phrases on crime underworld feminism and public expectations.
Emmitsburg July 17 officers of the Emmitsburg Lions club were installed at the Slagle hotel. New president George L. Wilhide and officers Michael J. Thompson D. Luther Beegie John H. Rosenusveel Jr. were named along with committees for activities membership program entertainment and appreciation events.
Fashion writer Rosette Hargrove offers practical style guidance on hats and turbans. She advises selecting headwear to suit facial features, skin tone, and forehead height, warns against oversized or overly ornate styles, and highlights trends like simple mid brims and modest veiling.
A $5000 prize draws budding authors to enter a competition. The event signals young entrants under 20 must meet age limits and showcase fresh writing talent amid a public interest push.
July 11 article notes a surge in federal workers and more intelligence units across departments with informal coordination. It describes confidential gossip, occasional wire tapping, and a wobbling sense of honesty among officials as leaks diminish but fear of surveillance rises.
Mary E. Dagle outlines midseason choices with buttermilk cottage cheese recipes and affordable, flavorful options. She notes spring chicken, goose, guinea fowl, dried beef, pickled meats, and fresh produce as economical, plus a cottage cheese salad as a light substitute for hot dinners served with rolls and vegetables.
A young woman chats with Senator Rusk D. Holt of West Virginia about his past in basketball and baseball. Holt notes sports have rules while politics has none, implying the contrast between athletic discipline and political life.
The piece discusses perceived wiretaps in government circles and how staffers often hear “checks” during conversations. It notes most government switches have multiple positions, with lines clicked by operators. It cites Louis R Gravis on tapped wires and estimates 23,000 people wandering for federal jobs, with 4000 NRA workers added, and explains how hiring often relies on personal connections and endorsements rather than strict merit. It concludes with motor vehicle registrations in Toko for the first quarter.
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