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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1935
Page
4
The June 29 1935 Daily News column laments heat waves and humidity while reflecting on church membership growth in 1934. A social item highlights Washimpton visitors at a country club event hosted by the Borden Company team and local figures, including Mr Ames and Mrs Ames.
Beverly Hills Cant June 26 Every day now Congress receives messages from the White House. The editor notes the president keeps lawmakers busy with new tasks and references a dispute over gold lawsuits.
Harvest progresses as barley is gathered and some haying and wheat cutting begin on local farms. Mt Pleasant Grange Degree team led by P Keiffer Main conferred third and fourth degrees on a class at Creagerstown. Local residents, including the Delauter and Green families, made visits to Washington and Chestnut Grove, with several short social gatherings noted.
Creagerstown residents Prof and Mrs Charles Hale and two daughters Grace Charlotte and Jean of Haddon Heights NJ, along with Mr and Mrs Joseph Coe and two daughters Mary Jo and Ann from Washington DC, spent the weekend with their relatives. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs WoT Coe and Mrs E B Phares and daughters Patricia and Martha Ann from Vi. They visited Marjone Thompson who has been at school in Capon Bridge VA and returned home Tuesday to her uncle and aunt Prof and Mrs Phares.
Local items from The News June 29 1883 recount harvest prospects a hay crop short but outlook fair for corn. Mentions Danial Stine Meddletown a man who suffered a white dialoog near Broad Run. Raspberry season praised with prices rising from 175 to 1835. Master George Salter celebrates tenth birthday at grandmother Mrs. Nettie Salter home on West Church Street with gifts.
The column surveys community events from Bradock Heights to Frederick County. It notes church services, open air worship, summer conferences at Hood College, and the 46th ordination anniversary of Rev. Dr. Charles E. Wehler. It mentions federation picnics, county education discussions, charity drives, and upcoming Fourth of July plans amid city life and local commerce.
The column lists a breakfast lunch and dinner menu set by Mrs Alexander George including items like pineapple juice cooked wheat cereal eggs bacon coffee roast beef sandwiches and cookies. It also provides recipe notes for stuffed peppers sour cream gems apricot dainty and apricot jelly with guidance on peeling seeding baking simmering sieving and serving with cream. Many ingredients and measurements are given for the pepper dish sour cream gems and apricot dainty.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes the health impact of natural light in homes and workplaces. natural daylight supports sanitation, reduces rickets, and aids reading and work. He cites historical glass use and urges proper window placement ventilation glare control and reflective planning in schools offices and factories.
The record lists fines and suspensions including a $100 fine for Leemiss, a $5 fine for amse and Sif, a $5 top after acc cent for W Far Fay, and a £25 penalty. It reports suspension of Lawrence E Haw kK.as R. F Freitenck for allowing an unlicensed operator and a refusal for James E Disney Route M. Amy for failing to stop after a collision.
A collection of anecdotes recalls a bogus testimonial dinner for a non existent figure, a Beta Phi Gamma election mix up, and college stories from Virginia to Johns Hopkins. The column juggles humor with campus lore and a comic mishap about a singer on tour.
Today in history notes births and deaths of notable figures: Rubens born. Kaib died from wounds in battle. Thomas Dunn English and Thaxter cited. Bach McMaster and Goerheis noted. a 132 year old brief mention of Chinese emperor and others. United States troops in Italy. a round-the-world flight team. dissolution of a Bible Students branch. and William Mayo mentioned among today’s birthdays.
A journal style entry lists common mistakes in usage and pronunciation. It highlights phrases like We had a Guest time and mispronunciations such as Agve, then discusses word wealth synonyms and a focus on vocabulary growth. The message stresses respectful language and the act of profanation as a sacred topic.
The page marks birthdays of William Borah 70, Edun W Kemmerer 69, William F Ogbum 49, Chester S McGown and Lawrence, Mass, 63, noting their origins. It also features Today’s Horoscope predicting strong forceful progress with risks of rash action and urges prudent application of expedients.
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