The News Post Identifier and Editorial Policy Note
The Daily News agENT NEWSPAPER is published weekdays in Frederick Maryland by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. It accepts letters to the editor only with real names and requires authority for opinions. Corrections are promised if errors are brought to the editor's attention.
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Agent
News-Post
Court Street
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
Congress
Great Central West
Publishers Financial Bureau
Door of Hope Aids Homeless Girls For Chinese Mating Season
In Nanking a municipal institution called the Door of Hope trains homeless and jobless girls for wifehood and stages mating seasons to advertise their domestic qualifications to Chinese men. It teaches nursing cooking reading writing sewing and hairdressing and guarantees they will be good homemakers. Success reported at 36 percent in the latest season. Men may judge health morals and stability after viewing photographs. final choice rests with the girl.
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Nanking
China
Door of Hope
Gil
Lees
Tell House of Ife
Letters to the Editor on Blood Tests for Dairymen
Alvin L Dudley critiques a new blood test drive for cattle arguing it may mislead farmers. He questions test accuracy and the potential removal of calves from herds, noting cows can test positive then negative over time. He warns about propaganda by salesmen and governmental claims of helpfulness.
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Alvin L. Dudley
Airy
God Save the Word
Maine
Maryland
King Abdicates and Saar Valley Return Spark Debate
To the Editor Beverly Hills Calif March 2 comment on the King of Slam abdicating and the Saar Valley returning to Germany. The writer criticizes allied reluctance to revisit German possessions and questions blood test policies for cattle. They advocate vaccination research and highlight Maine’s $50 purebred and $20 grade subsidies. A note on veterinary opinions and state aid follows.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Marth
Slam
Saar Valley
Germany
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Fifty and twenty years ago items from Frederick dated March 2 1885 recount the grand jury visit to Montevue and the jail, a charity benefit netting 11905, coal and clothing disbursed after survey by Hunt Nixdorf and Bennett, plus local business and court notes on car use for farmers and a $500 verdict against H and F Railway over a child’s trolley death, and development news from Creagerstown with new home of R L Ogle and Rosemont excavation.
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the News
Grand Jury
Montevue
Sheriff Grove
Frederick
Messrs
Hunt, Nixdorf
Bennett
Jenks Cole
Lewis Breh
South Market Street
Frederick County
Edwand Cobert
H. and F. Railway
David
Pire
James Pearce
M &E
Church South
Unionville
R. L. Ogle
Rosemont
Walter F. Zeigler
Willam
Jamca
Prairie States Outlook Optimistic Despite Drought
Edgee W. Babson reports improved business in the Central West with strong farm income and rising livestock and mining activity. Weather cycles and drought history shape 1935 prospects. building and retail gains supportive but real estate profitability hinges on cost reforms and national growth.
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Edgee W. Babson
Central West
South
Prairies
Prairie States
Minnesota
Montana
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Dakotas
Centralwest
Praiirie
Smithsonian Institute
Babson
Colorado
IrisState
Detroit
South Dakota
Black Sfils
Supreme Court
Aca
Great Plains
North Dakota
Injured Rider Recovering After Horse Stumble
William Barnes receives medical care at Frederick City Hospital after a fall on the Mt. Airy Taylorsville highway left him with a dislocated shoulder. The injury, worsened by prior shoulder pain, occurred last week when the horse stumbled and threw him.
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William Barnes
Mt. Airy-Taylorsville
Frederick City Hospital
Middletown youth Edward Rudy recovers from dairy injury
Edward Rudy son of Mr and Mrs Vera C Rudy of Middletown recently sustained a severe injury to Tispine while working at a dairy in Washington where he is employed. He is recovering and able to be about on crutches and visited his parents in Middletown on Tuesday.
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Edward Rudy
Vera C. Rudy
Middletown
Washington
March News in Frederick County Activates Local Events
The column notes March marks a temperamental start with sun and colds, while Maryland Legislature bills address Frederick county taxes due date changes, borrowing for bonds, library funding, and milk control. Postmaster Biser nears term end. Lions Club hears post office activities. three candidates eyed for successor. Recollections of the Oxford Group persist as Salvation Army campaign and a show run March 11 to 16. Local clubs, Masons, Lutherans, and farm groups host events, while Aldermen cut water rates and a funeral is reported. a busy array of weddings, banquets, and society notices fills the month’s early pages.
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Maryland
Frederick County
C. Burr
Irving
Biser
Frederick
Central Committee
Salvation Army
Food and Better Housing
State Armory
Independent Retail Grocers’ Association
Serv-U
Save-U
Lutheran Bible Class
Lynch Lodge of Masons
Washington
Lindley Sloan
Science Begins Curing Retina Detachment
Health by Dr. Morris Fishbein reports on New York researchers treating retina detachment. In 150 cases, 47.8 percent improved or cured. 52.2 percent failed. Modern methods use chemical or heat cauterization to reattach the retina with some temporary vision impairment.
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New York
Taxes We Must Pay And Plan For The Worry
A reflective note by N. A. Lufburrow condemns taxes as a heavy burden for all, urging planning to ease the strain of payment and the worries it brings.
Births Announced Near Middletown and Burkittsville
The following births were reported: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Grayson Toms north of Middletown. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Roy Himes west of Middletown. a son to Mr. and Mrs Date Thomas near Burkittsville. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Arthur Brandenburg in Wolfsville.
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Grayson Toms
Middletown
Roy Himes
Date Thomas
Burkittsville
Arthur Brandenburg
Wolfsville
Balcon Hears Hollywood Stars Trade Proposal For British Talent
New York March 2 Michael Balcon Gaumont British chief outlines a talent trading plan to swap stars with Hollywood to please American and British audiences. He cites Madeleine Carroll Nora Pilbeam Jessie Matthews and Jack Hubert as negotiable. Clive Brook notes income taxes for cross country appearances and recounts a Paris club event with Mike Romonoff amid court scandal chatter.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Mar
Teddy Briddish
Michael Balcon
Balcon
Gaumont
Ritz-Carlton
Hollywood
Flicker Ivory
Mr. Balcon
Thelma Todd
Nora Pilbeam
Jessie Matthews
Pilbeam
Matthews
Madeleine Carroll
Today In History and Anniversaries Card
Frequent historical birthdays and events list includes DeWitt Clinton Sam Houston Carl Schurz and Alexander E Orr with dates and places of birth and death. It notes 1835 1839 and 1834 events plus the 1867 education act, plus today’s birthdays and a brief horoscope and a farm injury report.
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DeWitt Clinton
New York
Orange County
Albany
Sam Houston
Tennessee
Texas
United States
Annexation
Lexington
Carl Schurz
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Interior
Germany
Alexander E. Orr
New York City
Ireland
John W. Foster
Indiana
Pike County
Ind
Francis J
Austria
Zetral
Colburn
Daily English Lesson on Impuberal Word Use
A compact gloss guides pronunciation accuracy and common errors. It defines impuberal as not yet at puberty and cites Sir W Hamilton on brain development, noting the cerebellum is proportionally smaller in impuberal snunadls than in adults.
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Sir W. Hamilton
Narrow Escape for Windela Painter Joseph Pickett
Joseph Pickett painter and paper hanger with a Windela shop in Carroll county narrowly escaped serious injury when an oil drum exploded at his home on Wednesday morning. He had been cleaning the drum with gasoline, investigators said.
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Joseph Pickett
Windela
Carroll County
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