July 25 2035 Daily News Item Notice
The Daily News notes this paper adheres to Associated Press style and credits for content. Readers are informed no material will be published without proper authorizations and corrections will be made for any erroneous reflections that affect individuals or organizations.
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Baltmore
Frederick Schley
Internal Revenue
Fourth Distres
Maryland
Bors
S Cingan
Charles W. Ross
D. J. Markey
Lawrence Bentz
B. Rosemoor Stere
Milton G. Umer
Gov- 7
Political Examiner
Frederick
John H. Dikams
Wm. W. Markell
Congress
Val Wig
Freder- F
Gideon Banta
Lewis Birely
John Emgebrecht
Wilam S. McPherson
David Markey
John Hanshew
Pan- 33
Hiteshew
Samuel B. Lewis
George Schisy
Edward Albers Ritchie
Frederick Kesler
David Stemner
E ¥. Goldsborough
Edward Trail
News-Post
Richard M Duvan
Eastmore
War ethics and the horror of new weapons imagined
The article discusses chemists developing a ground spray that would burn the feet of shoeless Exhippion troops, noting strong unfavorable views. A 1918 remark by a British colonel-instructor in machine-gunnery contrasts modern gas and flame weapons with the old era’s “sporting etiquette,” arguing that wars remain organized murder and that differences between wars are a matter of degree rather than essential nature.
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Itsty
Gondrecourt
Lorraine
Back-District Roads Plan for Farm-to-Market Roads
Announcement by the Work Programs Administration pledges 20 million dollars to improve back-district roads. Advocates say farm to market routes will aid about 4 million farm families on over 200000 miles of dusty and mud ruts, surpassing broader trunkline projects in direct local benefit. National Grange statistics support the need for targeted rural road development.
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Progrms
Commonwealth
National Grange
Nash Lafayette 1936 models to begin parade soon
Clyde M. Roney, Nash and Lafay ette dealer, confirms the 1936 Nash Lafayette line will start parading ahead of production. The first shipments from the Nash factory arrived in Fredericksburg this week, with 30 cars listed by the Racey Motor Co. The report ties the launch to early 1936 production plans and notes the eastern Nepalese inspiration as a cultural aside.
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Nash Motors Company
Clyde M. Roney
Nash
LaFayette
Freder
List
She Racey Motor Co
Will Rogers Letter to Editor Critiques GOP Plans
Beverly Hills July 96 Will Rogers vents on Republicans aiming to seize government in a year and a half. He mocks Bert Snell Ham Fish and Roosevelt timing, questions constitutional limits, and jokes about support for Matt and Jepson.
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Beverly Hills
Call
Ike Bert Snell
Ham Fish
Roosevelt
Mam
Bert
Matt
Jefso
Will Rogers
Lewis Urges Civil Service Reforms for Post Office
Representative David J Lewis of Maryland calls for a complete reorganization of the Post Office Department to remove politics from its operations. He proposes making all postal jobs civil service, moves the Postmaster General from the Cabinet, and promotes career advancement within the postal service, with Congress losing patronage powers.
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Washington
David J Lewis
Maryland
Congress
Lewis
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick
Local items recall a 1915 column noting six deaths including Mrs Susan Engiebrecht widow of WJ Engiebrecht aged 83, plus Robert G Lamar, and Mary Jane Eichelberger. Funeral of George William Smith reported. Extended electric service planned for Frederick county farms. Camp activities at Cruystown near Monocacy listed with attendees and sponsors.
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Frederick
Frederich
Susan Engiebrecht
Wj.am Engiebrecht
Benjamin Waters
Old Stone Tavern
West Patrick Street
Robert G Lamar
Thery
Edward Sinners
Mary Jane Eichelberger
Grayson M Eichelberger
H Gates Smith
Charles Neaman
Tobias Zimmerman
Raix
Thaogusk
George William Smith
Bis
Eas
Second Street
Watson E. Haley
Trivias
Rey
Duan
Frac
Frac Orcdeman, G J. Michael, George E F. Andson
G Manz Besant
D V. Stauffer
George Mo Guisticger
Frece
Tae H
L Bertrtown
Walkerat
Adies O' Creystown
Comltnay
Marin L. Davey
Ohio
Kent
Willam C de Mille
Washington
Parrish
New Hampshire
Philadelpha
Morris R Cohen
New York City
Russia
Margaret F. Washburn
Vassar College
New York
Leen
Richard E. Turner
Quebec
Robert H Coats
Dominion of Canada
Clinton
Ont
Effects Of 1934 Drouth On Babson Park Farm Outlook
July 25 report evaluates 1935 farm prospects led by weather and AAA policy. It notes crops near normal, milk production at a record high since drought breaks, cattle and hay improve, corn uncertain, and prices plus farm real estate showing a cautious recovery. The analysis weighs regional variations and broader economic factors shaping farmers' income and purchasing power.
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Babson Park
Certan
AAA
Cevon
Fme
Gorm Bett
Colorado
Indiana
Soushwest
Drouth
Sam Glad
Publishers Financial Bureau
Surprise party honors Mr Stevens at 83rd birthday
Germantown July 25 A surprise party was held for Mr Stevens celebrating his 83rd birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Stevens Oscar Stevens Mr and Mrs Albert Clagets and sons Albert and Nelson Mr and Mrs C M Lewis Mr and Mrs Martha Mr and Mrs WF Rehart Mrs Elizabeth Lenhart Mr and Mrs Walter Rehtham J M Leaman Miss Laura Hershey of Gaithersburg Miss Gloria Pax of Washington DC Refreshments were served.
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Germantown
Bunion Creature Found By Resident In West Seventh Street
William Bopsi of West Seventh Street brought a peculiar undersealed creature to The News office yesterday. The insect shows a large yellow back and a rump stained red to black, with an enormous bunion-like growth.
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William Bopsi
West Seventh Sirees
Today in History and Anniversaries
A mixed retrospective listing birth and death milestones for figures like Henry Knox Thomas Eakins and Frank J. Sprague with several dates and places. Also notes doctrinal events such as the Chinese Japanese War and Vatican City possession plus a brief horoscope summarizing weekly mood and guidance.
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Henry Knox
Boston
Thomaston
Maine
Fiora A Darling
Daughters of the Revoluton
United States Daughters of 1812
Lancaster
New Yon
Thomas Eakies
Philadelphia
Fert Balfour
David Belasco
New York
San Francisco
Frank J. Sprague
Europe
Bornear Milford
Conn
Bolton Smith
Memphis
Batue
Lundy's Lane
Mizgara Falls
Canada
Great Britain
Hooth
Tion
Pius VI
Vatican City
Dollfuss
Austria
Vienna
Revival Services by Dr Marg Compher in Lewistown and Libertytown
Pastor Dr Marg Compher of Libertytown Lewistown MP Church conducts a revival in Lewistown with services at 11 AM and 3 PM at Catocmm Furnace, then in Libertytown in the evening. The event features the installation of the Christian Endeavor Society with Evan W Com participating. Compher will preach at both locations.
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Marg Compher
Libertytown
Lewistown
Lewwistown
Compher
Catocmm Furnace
Chistian ‘ Endeavor Sociaen MP
Evan W
Virginia
Prunes Promote Diet Not Laxative Use In Daily Meals
Health advice from Dr Morris Fishbein extols prunes as nourishing food rich in calories vitamins minerals. It notes preparation differs from other dried fruits and discusses laxative aspects, plus a prune fig senna mix, and highlights prunes’ iron and mineral content. Also reports the Eighth Dinterman Reunion at Mt Tasar Pa Rocky and features updates on attendees and a Westminster connection.
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Dinterman
Dinterman Famiy
Mt. Tasar
Rocky
Texas Cr
Schulz
John W Fisner
United Brethren Vite
Cla
Ess
Charles Dnerman
York
Premman
Walkers
Tne
Monocacy Battle Account From The Examiner 1864
A fragmentary description from The Examiner of Frederick Maryland July 1864 recounts Civil War action near Middletown and Frederick. It notes Union forces retreating to Baltimore after repulses, rebel cavalry plundering farms, church shells, and destruction of a two year old railroad bridge. The piece includes editorials, ads, and references to related papers and local figures.
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Monocacy
Examiner
Frederick
Schler, Keefer & Company
Middletown
Brad Johnson
Wallace
West Patrick Street
Presbyterian Church
Brad Jonn
Court
Second Streets
Enron
Baltimore
Imst
Monocacy Junction
Watlwd
Dack
Maryland
Alexander
Whem
Ballinore
Agoas
Judgmaz
Turnpke
Trier
Bible Thought on Honey and Restraint
Fragmentary note cites Proverbs 25 16 about tasting honey in moderation and warns against excess. Mentions E G J Adam and a fragmentary aside about a scar and dives. No clear event or date, content seems a devotional or marginalia.
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