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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
9
The article shows an early 20th century newspaper masthead with misprinted sections and editorial notes. It lists the paper as a daily afternoon publication with Associated Press content and correction policy, dated Thursday June 20, 1935, with newsroom formalities and postal registration details.
A fragmented account describes Japan moving into Manchuria to protect property and establish the state of Manchukuo. It notes Chinese forces withdrawing under Japanese pressure and asserts Tokyo’s stance while warning foreign protests carry little weight. The piece argues China must defend its territory to deter dismemberment.
Fragmentary text suggests a public safety message urging preventive measures against fires and speeding. It references motorists, regulations, and a citywide plan to improve safety, with mentions of non-swimmers and civic efforts to protect the public.
Large evening crowd at the rink witnessed Bratdsck take prizes while Harry Woods and Muss Fi Shee ner of the balloon party were present.
A dated letter from June 26 by Will Rogers addresses editor and readers in Santa Monica California. He laments ongoing change and mocks societal fuss while urging resilience, noting the ever-present bite of life. The missive reflects Rogers humor and social commentary from the era.
A fragment from a county women's club event lists attendees and contributors. Notable names include Mrs Harold, Mrs Gertrude Cramer, Mrs Raymond McDewitt, Mrs William M Delanter, Ralph Null, Mrs Rothenhoefer, Mrs Henry Obrecht, Mrs Fannie McDevitt, Charles Burrier, Mrs Clarence Kiner, and Misses Pauline Etzier Lorene Barrick Rebecca Holl and Rosalyn Crone.
At a Hyatts meeting the seventh annual carnival and hook up contest was announced for August 1 7 and t committees were appointed for a chicken dinner amusements dancing and program The carnival marks the seventh year of the Hostons department with winch tenders free fire first aid and rescue for northern Montgomery and Frederick counties A new 2500 gallon pumper was purchased months ago at a cost of 6509 to aid the fire and rescue service to Sequoia Tree General in Cane a branch diameter grow 139 feet.
A fragmented list recalls events from Frederick Fifty and Twenty Years Ago. Mentions include Western Maryland College, local officials, and city activities with scattered names such as Charlie E Stone Johnsville Edwin A Warfield Urban a and Thomas Claget Esq. References touch on commencements, school funds, and traffic notes from Market Street with sparse readable details.
Babson argues record low money rates spur industrial expansion and home building while wary of slow credit growth. He notes high grade bond demand, banks cutting yields, and real estate lending warming as savers seek income. He warns against complacency and urges practical steps for businesses and individuals.
Walter Wachter of Singanore and John Crone of Middletown rode a Buck coach that wrecked into a culvert near New Market on Wednesday afternoon. Wachter faces a drunken driving charge. Crone was hospitalized with facial and head injuries. Frederick County Hospital records show both men injured, with Wachter in custody.
Desmahis argues against misread debt effects and warns hard lessons await if debt expands. He explains the law of supply and demand links to interest rates and wages, noting false claims about 1929 debt and predicting future capital scarcity and rising rates once confidence returns.
A dense list of historical birthdays and events, noting figures from 1756 to 1893 and later, including Davie, Tone, McCook, Morgan, Bristow, Brewer, Breaer, Winton, and others. Mentions milestones like the Great Seal adoption and West Virginia statehood, with scattered years and places.
Paull Harrison describes a voyage aboard the Normandie from Havre detailing its vast size, crew, and amenities. He notes the labyrinthine corridors, 80-foot rise to dining, 4109 theater seats, 60-foot kitchen range, and 86 items in his luggage amid humorous asides on porters, perfumes, and the ship’s 1,387 crew.
A fragmented column urges readers to make the best of summer, enjoy it in many ways, and seize the season despite imperfect text. It references June and a cheerful tone about sunny days and lively activities.
The Thurmont event honored 1935 graduates as guests of the Seaport in tan tweht with Samuel Bureiy presiding as toastmaster in Dr. Aring von D. Flory’s absence. Rev. W. Wadihide delivered the invocation, Ralph Lambert offered remarks, and Miss Daze led a Muss Ro duet with Et ard and Grate Haro. The junior orchestra performed, and certificates were awarded during the closing remarks by Rev. Dr Wa e.
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