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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News notes publication rules for news dispatches from the Associated Press and local news, requiring real names of writers and authoritativeness. It emphasizes accuracy, corrections, and submission of verifiable statements, with editorial standards for attribution and reporting.
The article contrasts roses as symbols of life’s joys and battles with the gardener’s struggle against rust and mildew. It notes that happiness comes with effort and pain, urging perseverance despite thorny trials. It discusses constitutional amendments, Supreme Court rulings on the NRA, and historical reforms like Prohibition and liquor laws, likening the Constitution to an old suit needing careful mending rather than complete replacement.
The note discusses how readers struggle with long words in newspapers and suggests that frequent exposure helps. It mentions readers getting stuck on two syllable terms and references how daily paper reading habits affect speed and comprehension. The piece implies gradual improvement with consistent practice.
A letter criticizes international politics and governance, arguing no nation offers a praiseworthy government. It mentions France, Japan, and China and laments global leadership as poor.
A compact reminiscence from the June 8 1885 issue notes a Democratic Den committee’s touch with past men and dedicatory events. It references ministers Rev A N Ho Sh and Rev A er the pastor, local families such as George T mi Adamstown and Mrs Birer, and mentions a $2200 award and a state certificate among various named individuals.
Saturday notices show many residents eyeing commencements and June weddings while planning extensive vacations across the continent and to Mexico and U S national parks. Braddock Heights hosts summer crowds and Baker Park prepares an open air service and new amphitheater as events and fund drives roll in.
Parkway School aims to stage the fifth annual graduation pageant titled Parkway Educational World Tour on Monday at 9 am. Seventh graders wrote the script and Emily Myers composed the chorus Farewell To Parkway while the event features songs dances and country vignettes from Oxford Belfast Spain Paris Venice Russia Hawaii and more. Diplomas will be presented by County Superintendent E. W. Pruitt with Rev. Ralph E. Hartman giving the invocation and benediction.
The report from the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shows $5 000 in state fines for the week, $4 292 50 in county fines, and $631 in Baltimore fines. Exceeding 25 mph figures appear for Rockville cases with multiple individual penalties listed.
June gathering of the Koontz Ladies Aid featured a program with songs led by Mrs. Johns and Mrs. Davis, readings by Rev. W. Biggs Eliot, and a slide of community updates. The group announced a July 6 meeting and a ham and roast beef festival at Ford Hall on June 15 with local hosts Mrs. Roger Davis and Mrs. Chester Davis overseeing refreshments.
Article explains that low blood pressure affects a notable minority, though it is not a disease. Causes include gland issues, heart weakness, blood loss, or temporary blood pooling. Symptoms include headaches and dizziness. treatment may involve drugs to support pressure when no clear cause is found.
The lesson defines facade as the front of a building with architectural pretensions and notes pronunciation as faesad with first a unstressed. It advises using a word three times to boost vocabulary and suggests mastering one word daily.
London reports a quieter British cinema scene under Alexander Korda with hits like Henry VIII and Catherine the Great. The article notes tight budgets, limited press bravado, and strong ties to American talent shaping London productions and upcoming ambitious historical spectacles.
Notable historical notes include Samuel Bowles born in Hartford on September 8 1831 founder of a Springfield Massachusetts Republican weekly paper in 1925. Robert Schionmann and James Gerxn. Edgar Saltus died in New York. Uppsala Cathedral dedication. Lincoln’s unanimous renomination in 1884. Cardinal O Connell of Boston ordained.
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