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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
5
A critique of the stereotype that educated women neglect appearance. It argues that diploma winners often combine looks with intellect, challenging the notion that learning harms charm. It urges men to value knowledge and stay curious about the world to engage with educated women.
In ancient times robber chieftains exacted tribute to avert outrages. Modern villains threaten the public, but recent captures of kidnapers give hope that such cruel folly will end. George Wererhaeuser’s safe return was secured only after a great sum paid to his parents.
A revised summer timetable in Tokyo shifts key events and crowd flows. Officials confirm adjustments impact venue access and transport routes for attendees and athletes.
A local meeting at Miss Edith Flanagan's home discussed a business lesson and planned a stray ride and wiener roast. Refreshments were served as the host hosted the event.
A Los Angeles reader letter from June 10 praises Alfalfa Bill Murray as wise on constitutional law. It notes Murray could join the Supreme Court, comments on court size, and recalls Murray’s skill from the Constitutional Convention era. The author mentions his father’s involvement in the Oklahoma Constitutional Convention and endorses Murray’s expertise.
Daily Lesson in English covers common usage and pronunciation notes and introduces today’s word axiomatic. It reports Frederick girls Catherine C Haller Ann Powell Potts and Annabelle Lundgren participating in Annapolis Farewell filming at the Naval Academy with midshipmen officers actors and Sir Gur Standing. It notes fruit jelly as a substitute for beauty cream.
In Frederick items from June 10 1885 note Liberty and Frederick Turnpike stockholders elect officers including President and directors. Also a German Baptist Brethren pastor Daniel P Saylor of Double Pope Creek dies at 74, tied to early settlers. A horse belonging to Rev Jesse Shreeve of the Liberty M P Church caused a runaway incident on West Patrick Street frightening customers at J E Walker’s art goods store.
A vintage recipe fragment provides instructions for a Frozen Fruit Salad using peaches pears cherries pineapple and a mayonnaise cream mix to be frozen and served on lettuce. It also covers a Bride's Cake with butter milk sugar vanilla almond extract and egg whites baked in two layers with a frosted finish.
A June 10 gathering at the Sanders home celebrated Joan Sanders daughter of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Sanders with refreshments and a treasure hunt after the first communion in St Josephs Church. Guests included Guy Baker Jr Frances Baker Jane Baker Catherine Baker Betty Wachter Rita Florence and others.
An article explains the heart as a powerful engine delivering blood, its energy output, and the need for rest, nutrition, and condition. It lists ten heart commandments including rest after meals, weight management, sleep, stress control, and periodic medical checkups. It notes a piano program at Calvary M church and a commencement orchestra lineup for Church Street School.
A collage of birthdays and notable figures listed with place of birth and death dates. Figures include John Morgan, Rebecca Latimer Felton, Pauline Cushman, Edwin Arnold, Bridget Bishop, and others. entries mix misprints and partial dates reflecting historical remembrance.
A condensed, somewhat opaque reflection discusses artistic desires and day’s forbiddances. It notes the real nature is repressed and people are not always understood, with the ape sometimes not resized, followed by a wary remark on SarreR day and its undeserved sequence.
London blossoms with a vibrant theater scene as 43 legitimate houses glow and Broadway shows charm crowds. Fay Compton and Gertrude Lawrence receive praise while London's Drury Lane headlines with a 3000-seat Gustavian spectacle.
A Book A Day reviews sturée of a Dead Man by Kurt Steel and Between Murders by Sherry Bing, noting hard boiled New York detectives and Chicago crime committees. The piece praises twists and detection, mentions More Castle disaster parallels, and references Felix Riesenberg and shipboard intrigue.
A religious note cites Romans 6 23 on the wages of sin and the gift of God eternal life. It reflects on sin multiplying and earthly values versus spiritual gain. The fragment references Sir T Browne.
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