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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News outlines its independent stance and ownership details, credits The Associated Press for certain dispatches, and notes copyright and distribution practices under court and postal regulations. It emphasizes the publication’s policy on notices and the handling of sensitive content within its pages.
A federal area of inquiry reports that in the first quarter of 1935, 19 year olds comprised the largest single group among 90 504 persons listed as criminals. The piece laments failed education, lost chances, and weak reform efforts, urging society to shield youth and curb delinquency.
In a Durango letter dated July 29, WILL ROGERS reflects on American towns and people. He admires the coal riches of Trinidad Colorado and the beauty of routes through Brice Canyon Zion Canyon and the Grand Canyon. He notes American progress with roads trains and air and expresses pride in what the country offers.
Readers report small social visits as residents travel between Baltimore York Pa and local homes. Betty Jans Hape Clyde War and the Warners host guests including Newton Evans and families while Mr and Mrs John Hope welcome Roy Eaton and Junior Rec York Pa extended kin and friends for several days.
Foxville notes no regular Lutheran services until Aug 4 as Rev Huddle is on vacation. Sunday School at 9:30 each Sunday. Myersville Band to play for Sunday school picnic Aug 3 at A Wolfwoods. Mt Pleasant Pentecostal Church outing Aug 4 with morning Sunday school and afternoon services in the grove. Fox reunion at Pen Mar Park Aug 4 with program at 2 p.m. Mrs Leda Nickie and Patsy return to Sharon Pa.
Column notes from July 29 1855 recount a freshet on the Monocacy River sending bass from Derr’s arm, a large Pennsylvanian excursion train to Pen Mar, and Mrs M E Tyson’s death at 27. A 1915 item marks Frederick’s first step toward a public park with plans to acquire the Bentz Reform graveyard. Church life, Sunday school picnics, and a double wedding in Frederick are also noted.
A lyrical sunrise meditation praising creative power and the sublime majesty of daybreak. The author contrasts nature's beauty with a sense of the supernatural, marveling at the sun's ascent and the world’s ordered splendor. References to God, the heavens, and the Creator frame a contemplative morning scene.
Plans are forming for the 1933 Carroll County Agricultural Fair to be held at Taneytown on August 13. The Fox Association has completed the selection of computerman and other committee members. Appointments announced thus far include the following members.
A vague report notes a 77 year old president who ruled six years freeing foreign debt. Fear grows of upheaval as American and British money invest in the land amid a violent context and a firm band from the helm Mulons of American.
Carroll county agents and club leaders organized a large fair with departments for swine sheep poultry and home demonstration. Numerous local residents including Miss Amelia Annan Miss Caroline Duttera and Mrs Edith Blunt were noted visitors and entertainers promised by the Dream Valley Boys orchestra for the August event.
July 29 reports guests Dr. Maria Shorp and Muss Heittle of Baltimore visiting Mr. and Mrs. F J Shorb and daughter Miss Vallie Shorb. Also noted were Ralph Gale and wife at the Warner home. Mentions of Hagerston residents Frank Otto and Mary Otto and sisters Mary Annabelle Vivian Dougherty and Mattie Keons with similar fortunes referenced in casual notes.
Ruth Weybright visits family in Frederick City while Sterling Byler recovers from a broken leg at home in Gettysburg. The note lists local visits, Sunday dinners, and weekend outings among area residents including Conovers, Baumgartners, Harner family, Topper family, Eckemrode and Kiser households, as well as trips to Bowers Beach and Mt Tabor Park.
July 29 social items record visits and dinners among the Waltz and Haight families in Winfield and nearby areas. Emma Zimmerman visits relatives in Westminster while Howard Pickett seeks medical care in Washington. Ebenezer M E church picnic planned with Oakland band and chicken supper Aug 3 on church lawn. William Pickett of Frederick and his parents dine with Joseph S. Pickett in the vicinity.
A reader supplied fragmentary sentences mentioning Mrs Rosa Diller Mrs Robert Angell and others. notes describe injuries fractures and a leg fracture reduced by Legg, with several names from Detour Woodsboro and Lions Club style references. The text is garbled with partial names and places.
Health note explains how small air bubbles can enter blood vessels during injections or injuries and cause serious symptoms or death. It covers how the body handles air, warning signs like pallor and dizziness, and preventive steps such as expelling air from needles and syringes before injections.
A compact English lesson emphasizes daily vocabulary growth by mastering one word. It notes common misspellings and stresses word study practices. The entry highlights Waelstr eet MIB Malstrom as examples and stresses pronunciation and syllable rhythm to improve fluency.
Ma ge licenses have been issued at Westminster to Earl L Myers and Rushanna Eckard Union Bridge Quintin T Eckenrode and Hannah E Warren Harney.
New York visitors flock to rapid cyclo tours of Manhattan with guides who cover landmarks from Pearl Street taverns to the Aquarium and Statue of Liberty boat trips. Agencies employ multilingual college guides, including Harvard graduates and a Spanish PhD, to tailor tours from greasepaint factories to Har len spots.
A jumble of anniversary notes and birthdays from 1734 to 1920 includes figures: Thomas Corwin Daniel Dress Hirem Powers Jean Pulsbur Simon Baruch Booth Tarkington Don Marquis William Powell Alan Hawley and Benito Mussolini. Also notable are historical dates and brief horoscope remarks.
The note quotes a biblical line urging the rich to sell possessions and give to the poor to gain heavenly treasure. It contrasts prayer and fasting with almsgiving as paths to spiritual access, citing religious phrases from Christian and Islamic sources.
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