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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News states that all news and expressions published must include the writer’s real name unless stated otherwise. It requires attribution for any quoted or claimed opinions and promises corrections if misattributed.
A 1935 discussion questions Dr Rothschild and Dr Townsend on preventing aging. Experts warn youth remains a dream despite claimed medicines and techniques, noting aging is tied to biology and perception.
Bruce Catton discusses the novel The Treasure of the Sierra Madre by B Traven. A beachcomber tale follows three men who seek gold in the Mexican mountains, revealing greed and moral decline as survival pressures sharpen suspicions and plots.
A letter to The News Hollywood editor criticizes appeals to the Supreme Court and federal power. The writer mocks federal authority, cites Roe and crime as context, and questions pardons while arguing state rights and local price concerns.
A Sunday social wax honored Mrs Beryl E Gordon and her two daughters Nelyn and Phylls at Middletown. Guests included the Gordons and children Evelyn Be Phyllis Lee Clarence Rice and family as well as many others such as Mr and Mrs Walter Rice and children Ruby Walter Dorsey Charles Carroll Soyer and kin. A noon dinner followed with a long list of attendees including the Thrasher family and Misses Sarah and Margaret Ahali.
A fragmented historical note covers surveying the Miller Farm at Millersbridge on the Monocacy. It mentions Dr. C per acre and local residents John Q Sloan and Claudia Pearce, with references to university events and notable locals Guy K Motter and Miss Mary Cott, plus travel to California and Panama Pacific events.
Dr Joseph H Apple elected president emeritus of Hood College and named president of the Synod Potomac opening its sixty third annual session. The gathering in Head College drew about 300 delegates from southern Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and North Carolina. The session included Holy Communion, an annual sermon by Rev J Rem McKee, and unanimous election of Apple as president.
Rev. Dr. McKee discusses how the gospel began in Palestine and spread through Paul and companions to Europe, crossing Asia Minor to Rome. He argues the Master’s power remains bound to historical facts and urges believers to give their best to Christ.
A county women's club season opening was held at the home of Mrs Lew Roe on Thursday with twelve members present. The meeting featured the group reciting a creed in unison and routine calls repeated as part of the observed program.
Today in history lists notable births and deaths with dates spanning centuries and regions. It notes Jono Constable, Robert H. Milroy, Alexander Latta, Augustus Garland, William Marshall, Mary E Burt, Humphrey Ward, and others, plus major events such as Comstock Lode discovery and Bealeau Wood action. Birthdays include Dr. Leland Howard, Admiral Robert Coontz, Alvin Owsley, Jeannette Rankin, Ralph Pulitzer, Kenyon Butterfield, Wm Hutchens, and Richard Strauss, with a horoscope hint.
Arrangements are completed for a Sunday afternoon benefit concert to aid Emergency Hospital. Edward Alban, baritone and founder director of The National Opera of Washington DC, will perform with Cara Hinman of Atlanta, Georgia assisting.
Daily menus list breakfast luncheon and dinner items centered on Strawberry Sunshine preserves. Recipes include strawberry preserves simmering, spooned into jars, and coconut squares with orange zest and lemon notes. The text also details biscuits, tea service, and children’s drink portions.
Dr Morris Fishbein, a leading medical authority, offers guidance in the Journal of the American Medical Association and Hygeia the Health Magazine. The feature covers medical literacy, preventive care, and trusted health practices for readers.
Practical guide explains how to distinguish distress after eating from other causes. It suggests testing one substance at a time, noting that attacks align with a specific food rather than quantity or eating speed.
Paul Harrison reports from London on nightly behavior including pub crawls near Piccadilly and Oxford Circus, late night clubs with 2 a.m. drink rules, and the Embassy Club where the Prince of Wales sometimes appears. He compares London to Manhattan and notes Americans in town, including ex-mayor Jimmy Walker, plus reflections on Welsh hospitality and a yearning for home with notes on the New York Giants.
The text discusses food sensitivities and substitutes for wheat and cottonseed based products. It mentions avoiding triggering foods, checking labels for ingredients, and notes risks from cottonseed in certain oils and lards. A hymn-like verse about harvest imagery closes the fragment.
The text warns that individuals sensitive to corsa must avoid not only chocolate products but any item containing chocolate coatings. It instructs studying the needs of that one group and applying the same caution to all other foods within the same category.
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