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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News states it will not publish communications that injure a person or corporation and will print corrections only when brought to the editor’s attention. No news or opinion will be published without the writer’s name and consent.
Luigi Pirandello arrives in New York with a fiery interview criticizing Italy’s effort to “open” Ethiopia, arguing that the League of Nations and modern treaties restrain unilateral conquest. He notes Italy’s heavy spending and debt while Premier Mussolini emphasizes treaty obligations.
The readable text presents an incoherent interview fragment listing figures like Mussolini Goebbels Roosevelt and Norris. It references claims about world races and nations in a garbled, partial dialogue with political and propaganda remarks, lacking clear context or complete sentences.
Beverly Hills July 30. Will Rogers muses on military camps and water shortages in dry countries. He compares ancient and modern forces and jokes about clever leaders outwitting generals. He cites Geronimo and the Boers as examples and ends with a quip about fighting the most enlightened foe.
A July 27 family reunion at Mrs Harriet Grable’s Harrisburg home honored Mrs Garah Carlie with numerous relatives attending from Harrisburg Creagerstown Baltimore and beyond. A July 31 wedding reception for F Ara Bee and Woodrow Wilton Boone at Mr and Mrs Charles Fogle’s home near Rocky Hall included many relatives and a decorated cake by Evelyn Blackston of Baltimore.
A jumble of notes recalls past Frederick events including the Point of Rocks Leesburg river ferry service via stage line now replaced by a bridge with intact abutments. Rich Mercer named postmaster at Lander succeeding J E Robinson. City officials attend Fallonese mining project site and report a 20 million dollar ore venture. Local attorney Leo Weinberg announces Congress bid from Sixth District and Yardley hotel owner buys New Theater property for hotel expansion.
A Book A Day reviews Joan Lo Spivak's study America Faces the Bar and its view of the American proletariat. Substantial discussion covers growing discontent, potential crises, attitudes toward Roosevelt, and repression of worker movements in the U S, with Covid-Friede noted as publisher.
Mrs Viola M Hooper wife of Theodore R Hooper died Saturday due to myocarditis. Survived by husband three daughters Mary Louise Hooper and Mrs Floyd Iglehart and two sons Lester and John Hooper. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p m from home near Oakland with Rev W T Jarboe officiating and interment in Oakland Cemetery. Community notices list visitors and guests from Baltimore Govans Roland Park and Mount Holly area plus relatives and local events and summer visits.
The Emmitsburg tennis club led by Mr and Mrs Bernard Yonkers Lefevre Kerrigan and Louis Rosensteel with Lions Club financing celebrates completion of a new tennis court at the community athletic field. Lions funds cover posts while other materials come from club members. The article also notes local hospital operations and various community updates including Lions club dinners Boy Scouts camp and personnel changes in county road crews.
The note describes events around August 1 including Elwood Hawkins's charity recital at Sykesville High School to aid Children's Aid, guests at Dr. and Mrs. Waesche's home, Ruth Green visiting Laredo then New York, and local residents Blanche Thomas, Walter Hawkins, and the Haight and Waltz families sharing suppers and visits.
Read as a dated recipe card listing a dinner for four with steak and onions, hashed browned potatoes, Russian dressing, and fruit dessert. It details steps for cooking steak, onions, potatoes, and gravy with notes on fat use, heat, and serving, plus a suggestion to serve fresh fruits and keep burners regulated.
Miss Anna Wierman spent a week with Miss Georgia Birely. Families like the Fox and Brown groups visited Hersher Park. Several couples vacationed in Caledonia and Baltimore, with guests from Lantz, Pokesville, West Englewood, and Woodsboro. Reverend Chernig spoke at St. Mark’s Lutheran Sunday School.
Health column explains nervous breakdown or asthenia as a mental condition often linked to overwork or emotional stress. Women report low spirits despite good home life, with fear, loss of interest, and social withdrawal. most cases lack a physical cause. Guidance emphasizes mild lifestyle measures and hygiene, reducing worry, and encouraging outdoor activity and baths.
An old aphoristic reflection on war effort and prosperity. The piece argues that luck and chance influence outcomes, but personal actions largely shape success and prosperity. Attributed to N A Lufburrow.
In New York the tourist economy appears large but average visitors spend modestly. Delgates spend about $22 daily for three days, while top spenders reveal wide variation from taxis to night clubs. The city ramped up convention recruitment, with hotels, the Empire State Building, and agents courting officials and even their wives to boost attendance.
History notes anniversaries and notable deaths from 1619 to 1917. Items include the Virginia House of Burgesses at Jamestown 1619, St John Lodge Boston 1333, and figures such as Bronte 1843, Blavatsky 1897, Du Pont 1926, O Brien 1933, Burdette 1914, and Knicks/ Athletics brief 1874.
Readable fragments note anniversaries of Henry Ford and Robert R. McCormick plus other notable births and statements on today’s zodiac. References include Mrs Anna Roosevelt Ca divorces, Major General Butler, Dr Joel Stebbins, Dr Roswell McCorea, Oscar Meni and Dr Elliott Cutler with ages ranging around decades. The piece ends with Today’s Horoscope predicting potential rise in power for the born individual despite possible bad planetary aspects.
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