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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1935
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text from The Daily News shows a masthead and filler lines about publication rights and credit. It references Court Street Frederick and various printing associations, with garbled instructions on attribution and corrections. The readable content is mostly boilerplate and not a complete news item.
The article discusses Mussolini pressing for a wartime blockade of Ethiopia and the international debate over enforceable blockades. It argues that only a declaration of war can justify blocking, notes Ethiopia’s stance under the Pact of Paris, and questions the practicality and morality of punitive expeditions and arms sales during peacetime.
A surprise primary birthday gathering was held at the home of James Behultz Jr. on Wert Place. Attendees included Mrs Schultz, Mr and Mrs Josenn, Mr and Mrs Eimcog Ba Kintz, Lester Shaffer, Ora W Main, Edna Gebrand, Mae Whipp, Roane Whip, Anna Schuin, Pay Chariote, Tolan Whpp, John Wan, Enwon Bauel, and Bernard Baurhe.
Report from Hagerstown lists Sohn W Lawrence as backed by a central committee at Boonsboro. The third class payment totals 1472 dollars.
A rambling July letter from Beverly Hits criticizes U S and world geography and argues about armament treaties. The writer mocks Washington’s 1922 treaty and discusses small nations lacking arms versus war, referencing Abyssinia and various weapon counts.
A Monday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs Axline’s Petersville home celebrated Mrs Axline’s 47th birthday. Relatives and friends filled the house after an outing with her husband’s band. Refreshments followed. Present were numerous Axline, Snoots, Everhart, Shafer, and related families and neighbors.
Kenneth Johnson, a Black man, was held in $25 collateral after an aggravated case of disorderly conduct. Officers Dorsey and Phebus made the arrest early this morning, with a hearing slated for police court tonight.
A fragmented column from July 24, 1885 recalls local events in Frederick. Mentions General Ulysses S. Grant's death, the Agricultural Fair, and a Pennsylvanian Railway foot-accident with a crowbar extraction. Includes notes on local residents Lewis Albaugh and Thomas Myers and factory and political mentions in the county.
Miss Anna Elizabeth Lone and Stan Ray Addison wed at 10:30 AM Thursday in Zion Lutheran Church Lardsyile with Rev William Liegenius officiating. Attendants included Ruth Long as maid of honor and a best man from the groom family. guests from Thurman and Washington, DC will join the couple in residence in Washington.
Weather reports say eight straight days of high heat with isolated showers in the south. The Fishing Creek reservoir spillway ran dry then rose after a weekend shower, with forecasts predicting more 90s and potential 100s as July temperatures compare to last year.
The annual reunion of descendants of George Philip Duddra will be at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge on Wednesday August 7 officers met in Westminster in June to arrange the program Attendance at recent reunions topped 400 with many spellings of the surname Duttera Dudrow Dutrow and others A genealogical book by Dr W B Rutiera traces the clan to the first Duddra settlers in America in the 1700s A clan travelogue of the United States will be featured this year Will filed Gettysburg Pa July 24 The will of Dr George L Rice late of Me Sherrystown Pa was filed in Gettysburg He died July 16 and left 20000 in personal property 2500 real estate Several bequests to religious orders and schools are named Executors include Gerald L Rice Carlisle Pa and attorney J Donald Swepe Gettysburg Pa A man who doesn't like Frederick may not like any other place.
Today in History collects noteable births and events from 1701 Cedwine founded Detroit with troops and settlers to 1918 Ward destroyer commissioned and Hoover Pact of Paris outlawing war. Birthdays include Amelia Earhart William Gillette and Frederick Law Olmsted with brief biographical lines and a short horoscope preview.
Health by Dr Morris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association and of the medical association appears as a regular column in this publication. The text introduces his role and authority on medical topics for readers seeking expert clinical guidance.
Warning urged to parents to supervise two pets at home to protect children. Emphasizes even careful owners cannot eliminate risks from animals and stresses attentive behavior to prevent injuries.
A PAUL HARRISON column surveys New York quirks from Greenwich Village's Ye Greenwich Avenue prison facade to a cooperative housing model near Grand Central. It recalls Barrel House toughness stories, notes naval humor amid city life, and highlights a penny bank teaching thrift with a $15 value.
The article warns that diseases like rabies can pass from dogs cats and even cows to people. It urges seven rules: keep pets clean prevent bites muzzle dogs around children isolate sick animals wash hands after handling pets and seek veterinary help if rabies is suspected.
A compact verse pairing Job and Ben Jonson remarks on flattery and tyranny. The line warns that flattery harms even a tyrant, from Job 17 5 to Jonson’s fear of a Hatterer, urging caution toward deceitful power.
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