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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
7
The article outlines guidelines for communications and byline use in The Daily News. It states writers’ real names must be used unless consent is given for anonymity and any erroneous reflections on a person or company will be corrected promptly. It also notes entry at the post office and filing as second class matter.
Saturday June 15 1935 report notes Frederick County bonds totaling 322700 sold at 2 percent with premium over 7060. Refunding places bonds on serial maturities through 1961 reducing interest burden and aiming for a debt free county in the long term.
The column notes readers will see photos of sports figures gathering at summer resorts and begins vacation talk. It mentions car vacations underway and the appeal of warmer sunbeams. A Luffburrow signed closer remarks about preferring Fredericx Tay mot Lke other places.
Beverly Hills letter to the editor praises Kate Smith for predicting Max Baer early in the fight and criticizes judges and broadcaster for overhyping sports events. Will Rogers endorses Smith and calls for broader sports broadcasting coverage without promotional bias.
A collage of sentiment quotes from public figures and entertainers followed by social notes. Mae West and Rouben Mamoulian share opinions on film and culture while Dr. Glenn Frank remarks on progress. Mrs Stonestreet hosts a card evening honoring Richard Krull and Karl Rausch of Annapolis.
From Frederick columns historic notes recall summer hour changes at First Reformed Church and Sunday School shifts. Trustees of Loats Orphan Asylum consider selling Lot on Third and Fifth streets. Marriages, degrees, and local honors noted among Frederick residents and colleges.
Weather through late May into June brought warm days and cool spells with rainfall abundant. Pastures and grasses improved to excellent, wheat headed and finishing blooms, rye maturing, oats growing, and haying ongoing. Potatoes, corn planting completed in western Maryland, fruit trees maturing, strawberries large and plentiful, and tomatoes, tobacco, and sweet potatoes being set out.
Rev John H Gonso led in lectures at the Salvation Army on South Street. The six conversions occurred after a largely attended service finishing Friday evening. Gonso returned his collected offering to Capt Morris and prepares to move to Westminster for further ministry.
Supper for Three features Salmon Salad Pickles Buttered Green Beans Biscuits Cheery Conserve and Green Onions. Recipe lists 4 exp salmon 2 tablespoons chopped celery pickles 2 hard cooked eggs paprika and cucumber dressing with crisp lettuce leaves and a cherry conserve fashioned from lemon juice orange rind and sugar. Instructions note an hour to prepare and sealing jars with paraffin.
Frederick residents travel to Washington for Shrine events and to Brad dock and county spots for summer leisure. The amphitheater opens seating 1690 for Sunday services and events, with county debt bonds selling and road work updates. Community notices include graduations weddings and church synods, plus summer plans from Mary Esther ex Grand Chef Sisters of Maryland.
Today in history lists birth and death dates of notable figures such as John M Henn Charles H Smith Adah Isaacs Menken Edward McCook and more, with events like the Battle of Kossorg and Arkansas statehood. Birthdays include Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink and Mary E Duten among others with scattered dates and aging details.
Health Dr Morris Fishbein Journal of the American Medical Association and of Hygiene with a focus on medical ethics, editorial notes, and professional matters. The note reflects typical early 20th century medical journalism and cross fields.
The article recounts Pasteur’s rabies work. It notes that after experiments in 1884 the method was proven over months and a boy named Jean Baptiste Duclere or Duclere was among the first saved. A monument at the Pasteur Institute honors the boy.
A sentimental piece from June 13 1938 by Earl Rew recalling a father figure who inspires traits like repair work and math, and dreaming of growing up to be like Dad as they stroll and share a song.
Paul Harrison notes Paris fascinated by Americans stranded without funds or work while celebrities like Grace Moore Katharine Cornell Lily Pons and Sultan Mohamed Shah Aga Khan draw attention. Social scenes at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, couture hosts and bohemian Paris mingle with casual remarks on food and sights.
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