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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
7
Public notice appears in The Daily News, published in Frederick. It notes editorial guidance and policy on corrections, consent and responsibility for published material. It references the Associated Press news and local notices and asks readers to report errors.
A quoted Roosevelt letter to the attorney general questions parole abuses and the parole system's impact on public safety. The piece notes critics cite recidivism rates while defenders point to high rehabilitation, and discusses potential reforms in parole decisions and society's protection from released prisoners.
A fragmentary medieval style line reflects a claim about neighborly love and hatred. The text presents archaic phrasing implying a misquote or mistaken statement. No clear event or figures are named.
Local items from The Ness columns recall events from 1825 and 1885 in Frederick. Highlights include a fatal accident near Monrovia, the closing exercises with appreciative audiences, cornerstone laying of a chapel in Monocacy, and remarks by notable figures such as Robert Lee and Charles R Dar. Details are fragmentary but preserve names, places, and era context.
Folger McKinsey notes Maryland wheat harvests are now earlier in Frederick and Kent counties than in past decades. He compares Middletown valley and Kent on the Eastern Shore, observing beardless wheat and changing seasonal patterns as heat rises.
Union Bridge C reports Breste Jax Gray at University Hospital for sinus treatment with several weeks required. Bettie LaForre returns home after three years of study in Birham Alabama. mother Mrs G S LaForge attended graduation. Eula Fells of Pasadena and Mrs Katie Humbert visit for niece Mrs Harry Fowler. Mrs Howard Gray returns from Washington. Methodist church members attend Mr Poch conference in West ster. Garden Club party guest list includes many locals. John Roop confined to bed after a fall. other details incomplete.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at wage discussions and payroll concerns. Names and precise details are unclear, but it references pay, figures, and possible disputes amid unclear context. The text mentions individuals and terms like Jonas and LUFEURROW with uncertain meaning.
A widow from Emmitsburg, Mrs. Combs family and relatives traveled from Oklahoma to join the St Desent’s comm ent exercises. Included were Rex and Esdert McLauchin, Miss Frances Raxe, and families of Topper and Trosell, with Betty and Jane among attendees at the Fitzgerald event near Tabor Pats.
The Marslang State Firemens Association executive committee convened to discuss pension and legal changes prompted by a 1955 state law raising the state pension to 2032 dollars. The 35th annual convention, held over two days, drew over 1,200 attendees with seminars and talks lined up.
Health by Dr. Morris Fishbein advises a comprehensive approach to child dental care and nutrition. The article emphasizes direct dental care, exercise for gums, and a calcium rich diet including milk, cheese, and eggs, with balanced servings of meat, cereals, and fruits to support growth and prevent decay.
Fragmented text mentions pay dependence and a coast game with references to California and a fence. Details are unclear and names or dates are not fully legible.
Variety ly menu describes dinner serving with mushrooms on skewers glazed sweet potato bars and stuffed tomatoes. Ingredients include mushrooms potatoes sugar salt paprika butter bacon tomatoes cabbage onions and mayonnaise. Fresh fruit compote features strawberries pineapple bananas and colorful accents.
Today in history notes multiple figures with brief biographical data. Blaine Pascal, Baptist preacher Charles Haddon Spurgeon associate, Thomas Benvon Brooks, Elizabeth Marbur, and Elbert Hubbard are listed with birth and death dates and roles, spanning 19th to early 20th century.
A PARAGRAPH-DAPPLED column notes many Americans who stayed in France after World War I run hotels, bottling plants, a corn seed farm near Maisons Lafitte, and other businesses. It cites figures like John Cornwall Dowe and Franklin Stafford and reports about American Legion and ex-soldier activities in Paris. The piece highlights American influence in Paris’s hospitality, tobacco, and consumer goods sectors and mentions tours by former servicemen and cultural reminders of the United States.
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