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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News AK, afternoon edition, notes association with The News Best Reading and The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. It references The Associated Press news use policy and invites corrections for printed content.
A reflective piece on changing roles for women from domestic origins to independent work. It traces past expectations of staying at home, the shift toward home and store labor, and the growing drive for independence and financial power amid social changes and wartime experiences.
A New York City sanitation campaign uses a canvas framed oil truck converted into two floats to exhort the public on health and cleanliness. The showy display travels through streets and parks, delivering a message about urban education and civic pride.
A garbled notice highlights the quirky hand tools and garden gear of Luff’s Stuff. A local scribe notes the store thrives with bloom ready hoes and sowers amid spring sales.
Will Rogers reflects on the proposed seek the rich program and the cost of government. He muses on postponing action against the next Congress and remarks that Senator Joe Robinson offers the best plan for the session. He contemplates risks and costs, questioning who will bear them.
A brisk note on Hedwig a Russian German immigrant who arrives in the United States before the war. She faces poverty and prejudice as she moves from Oklahoma to Arkansas and Kansas Missouri. The tale follows her marriage spinsterhood divorce and new work across towns before a hopeful if tempered ending. Published by
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled in this recap from The News columns of June 24, 1915. Notable items include the death of Hon Richard T. Merrick, 50N of the late U S Senator William D. Merrick, with ties to the Merrick family in Frederick, a traffic injury to S M Jarboe, grain dealer, and staff changes at the Baltimore and Army lines with Albert Albaugh taking over as express driver. Local notes cover proposals to combine offices, the refilling of posts, a fire escape near Adamstown, and a wedding at Manor Church with a Gaithersburg residence planned for the couple. The column preserves small Novelties, accidents, and civic items from the era.
June 24 program of the Children's Day service at St James led by Rev P H Williams featured hymns and recitations. Participants included Monroe Harmon Joan Bisom Thomas Meredith Howard Inkham Robert Williams Helen Gladhill and Melba Messier with Betts Lou Einberger and Jane Echman. Decorations and choir numbers celebrated Our God is a Generous God Bells of Joy and Gladden the Way. Guests included Rev Read of Westminster and Mr and Mrs Nathan Suumna from Baltimore who visited relatives.
A jumble of visiting relatives and church events appears in Sam's Creek society notes. The report lists multiple families in Uniontown and nearby towns sharing meals, hosting guests, and attending Children’s Day services at MoE church, with mentions of Oak Orchard and New Windsor.
Menu items include deviled eggs in tomato sauce corn on the cob muffins spiced blueberry preserves peach salad iced tea and an iMix. The booklet outlines steps for deviled eggs tomato sauce muffins and berry preserves with baking and storage tips and notes leftover reuse to save money.
June 24 speech at Mr Airy High School Alumni gathering drew sharp criticism of politicians meddling in the Carroll County education system. Bruce T. Bair, Westminster lawyer, called politicized schooling a public disgrace and urged alumni groups to act. Samuel Jenness of Sykes High echoed the demand to curb political control over schools.
A brief devotional note quotes St Matthew 25 35 and praises charity. It contrasts kinds of charity with friendly words from later lines about compassion, healing, and blessing scattered at the feet of men like flowers.
Today In History list of births and deaths from 1763 to 1852 includes i Éleuthère Irenée Du Pont born in France died 1833 in Philadelphia. 1763 Thomas Blanchard pioneer in mechanism and steam navigation. 1997 John Hughes archbishop born in Ireland died 1864. 1481 John A Campbell judge and Confederate official. 1613 Henry Ward Beecher preacher born in Connecticut died 1887. 1842 Ambrose Bierce author last heard in Mexico 1914. 1835 Lord Kitchener born died 1916. Historic battle Bannockburn 1314. 1497 Cabot and Sebastian discovering America. 1635 Stukely Westcott aided Roger Williams Rhode Island church. 1647 Margaret Brent demanded vote. 1813 Beaver Dam surrender in Ontario during war. 1852 first national debate begun in Washington.
Today's birthdays include Walter J. Cummings treasurer of the Democratic National Committee born in Springfield SC. Dr Oswald Vebien famed mathematician born in Pro N J. Dr Joan C Wright federal vocational expert born in Indiana. Lewis Browns author born in England. Geraldine G B Chicago former YWCA leader born in Chestemie Ohio. Dr John Lex ig Triversy a camas co founder aged 39. Gustave Charpent a mint maker born in ETICaR. A stray note mentions planetary influence and caution in dealings with the opposite sex. Mr Christian Schade of West South street spent the weekend in Baltimore.
New York gossip notes a summer surge of Hollywood celebrities filling Broadway aisles and showrooms while major theaters like York and Criterion near demolition. Talks of wage tensions and potential labor strife hint at a shifting entertainment scene as new venues rise and historic structures face the wrecking ball.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes measles now widespread in Hester Journal of the American Medical Association and Hygeia reports. Measles begin with rash behind the ears or face, then spread to body. isolation advised, eyes shielded from bright light, light diet with fruit and cooked vegetables. children may be confined several days until the doctor says fit to rise.
A brief education note presents a daily English lesson focusing on basic language structure. It outlines simple grammar tips and practical usage to help learners form clear sentences and expand vocabulary with common verbs and nouns.
A medical note warns to monitor for measles symptoms and seek immediate doctor attention if present. It describes possible complications including secondary pneumonia, ear and throat involvement, gland abscesses, and less common mental effects. Early detection aids treatment and reduces risk of severe illness.
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