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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1935
Page
5
The text outlines that anonymous or unsigned letters critiquing persons, germ or corporations will be corrected and published only with the writer’s seal and editor approval. It specifies no private communications will be printed without consent and that all opinions or alleged facts require valid authority. Entered at the post office as second class matter.
The Guardian Hose Company Thurmont will hold its annual carnival August 31 to September 3. Committees appointed include Parade Robert Frez Earl Hoffman Charles Eby. Advertising L. C. Mackley Charles Eby Raymond Knott Edgar Fleegle Clayton Creager. Finance and purchasing S B Bennett L C Mackley E S Dube ALD Flos J E Wifetzkey. soliciting Benjamin Exier E S Eyler. booths lighting K A Stullo W W Spalding chairmen Fitcher Benjamin Erler. delegates to firemen’s convention in Frederick were L Mackler O J Dubel Howard Frees Earl Creeger Charles Ambrose. The company will join parades at Smithsburg July 23 Mt Airy July 27 Hampstead August 3. Delegates reported on the State Firemen’s Association meeting in Oakland. Dr Theodore Schonau and daughter attended veterinarians’ convention in Richmond VA as delegate. Mr Schondau is a delegate from this region. Mr and Mrs Dalby of Leestown Fatwo nieces escaped with minor injuries Thursday.
A Thurmont Lions Club meeting installed new officers led by D. S. Wey bright as president, succeeding Ernest Hammaker. Other officers include Lee J. Kelbaugh as first vice president, J. M Creeger as second vice president, V Swearingen as third vice president, W. R. Freez as tail twister, M. H. Derr as secretary treasurer, and directors R. R. Smith, Ernest Hammaker, H. A. Sylvester, and H. R. Damuth. Remembrances were voted for H W. Ruch and P. D. Ewing following recent hospital stays.
Emmitsburg Women’s Club arranged a garden trip for twenty nine members and friends led by publicity director Mrs Harry Boyle. They departed Emmitsburg at 7 AM traveling via Baltimore Belair and Goonowinge dam and returned through Wilmington Bikton Havre de Grace and Aberdeen. A picnic dinner was served and the evening ended with a Balti more movie. Transportation was furnished by Walter E. Stull Lewistown.
Local items recall misstep of MATTHEAS EBERT at The News office injuring his wrist and the death of CONRAD FACELE from typhoid fever. Fire destroys the Postar Springs Hotel near Ridge, and a thunderstorm injures Broad Run farm. A county mood downturn affects Pen Mar boarding houses and Wasnesboro dance crowds.
The Washington Lincoln Gettysburg Memorial Boulevard faces possible routing changes as Frederick residents push for a route avoiding the city. Officials hold pre presentation meetings. Parades and conventions planned. fire units, Odd Fellows at Tolchester Beach, and Legionnaires preparing activities. Federal relief slated to end Nov 1, sparking mixed reactions across the community. Frederick County looks for state aid for Academy Building remodeling and maintenance. Fair dates set October 8 to 11. Veterans reunion July 26. local officials appoint Edward S Delaplaine as County Attorney to succeed a predecessor.
Stefan Lorant recounts his experience as a Hungarian editor arrested by the Nazis in Munich and jailed for months without charges. The book, published by Putnam, offers a revealing look at Nazi methods in handling political detainees and the use of party machinery to ruin careers.
A jumble of names and place mentions details a summer of visits trips and education. References include Mr and Mrs Mul tom Crouse Mr and Mrs Thomas Champion Miss Myrtle Eckard Miss Nellie Smith a student nurse at St Josephs Hospital and several Harner Kephart families. Nearby residents Mr Edward S Harmer plan a trip through nmia and North Carolina with Miss Novela Harner and Miss Dorothy Kephart returning from Asheville NC after a summer course. Several other relatives and guests traveled to Philadelphia Rhode Island and Belair with visits to Mayne Anderson and Elma Schmidt and mentions of Japanese beetles in the county.
City endures hot spell with several near record highs. July 26 saw 106 to 108 degrees in shade, with daily highs around 90s recently and widespread warmth across the region. Local conditions show a broad warm-weather pattern from Gulf states to the West.
July notes from Sabillasville list residents visiting relatives and guests at area homes. Births are announced for Shirley Ann Waynant and a son for the Naylor family at Waynesboro hospital. Visitors include Miss Nel le Pryor, Miss Margaret Small, Miss Herne Boone, and others. trips stop at Hershey Park and Niagara Falls. The Bethel Church of God hosts a Sunday School picnic at Camp Ritchie.
Today in history profile lists notable figures with birth and death dates, including Petrarch and Daly, plus 1507 Newfoundland proclaimed gospel, 1817 draft numbers in Washington, 1923 Pancho Villa assassination and 1934 police fire on striking drivers in Minneapolis. Birthdays feature Joseph Burns, Ernest Hutcheson, Herbert Bolton, Howard Thurston, William Bishop, Exrell Cord. Horoscope notes patient effort leads to honor and worldly gains.
Acid breath may mask serious disease as acidosis develops unseen in some cases. Excess sugars and carbohydrates hinder fat breakdown and create acidic byproducts. Fevers can produce acids with few symptoms, and hospital cases show appetite loss rather than dramatic illness. Careful evaluation needed to detect hidden complications.
Paul Harrison surveys faded Broadway slang wolves and breaches of promise suits amid July heat. He lampoons chain letters and a London return of the film world’s movers, naming Dempsey’s restaurant and figures like Warden Lawes, Prince Romanoff, and Roger Williams in a brisk, satirical tour of New York amusements and gossip.
Analyzed cases show fever not from acetone itself but from underlying infections. Fever may arise with vomiting and acid symptoms, while scientific studies link symptoms to diseases like tuberculosis, appendicitis, or typhoid. Removing infection sources such as infected tonsils often cures the condition.
Fragmentary farmer note laments crop destruction and price drops. Expresses sympathy for those with reduced harvests and notes hope for recovery as fortunes turn with time. Reflects concern for agricultural livelihoods and community resilience.
A brief 19th century style note cites Luke 7 4 on sins forgiven and a woman who loves much. It echoes mercy over curse and credits George Flic with the sentiment, reflecting devotional thoughts on forgiveness.
A diet containing proper quantities of essential nutrients helps the condition clear up, and the child tends to develop increased resistance to various forms of infection.
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