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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News prints news from the Associated Press and local dispatches. It requires real names for opinions, with corrections on request, and notes policy on publication authority and attribution as of March 4, 1938 in Frederick Maryland.
The Bar Association of New York urges curbing damages in breach of promise cases to only expenses tied to contemplated marriages. Judges and lawmakers in Illinois join in proposing fixes to deter extortionate heart balm suits, with similar efforts by Ohio and Indiana women legislators. The issue frames marriage as a contract and seeks to limit indeterminate claims for pride and emotional harm.
Wm J Grove commends the Economy Commission for their tax and county financial work. He notes salary reductions were economical and not harmful amid depression era distress, and urges the News to commend the paper for clear presentation of the report. Lime Kuo March 2.
A reflective Biblical verse and quotation discuss human inability to change nature or moral habit. The text cites Jeremiah 13 23 questioning whether Ethiopians can alter skin or leopards change spots, then asserts there is no necessary evil as a measure of divine goodness. The author attributes the idea to Southey.
In a letter to The News dated March 4 1932 Will Rogers reports Greece is facing a cotton-tall revolution. He recalls a January flight through Athens with an official, meeting Venizelos the grand old man of Greece who speaks good English and has humor. Rogers notes Venizelos was allied with Wilson during Versailles.
Sunday and Monday visits fill the Harney area as families host relatives and friends. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. George Hess, John Witherow of Avon New York, Mr. and Mrs. H J Wout, the Haines family and Jacob Snyder party, and many others. A birth is announced, and quarantine tags were removed after scarlet fever.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick report crowds gathering for Grover Cleveland’s inauguration with special trains through Brunswick. A rail accident near Ladiesburg injures repairman Charles Smith as a rail slips. Widow Melissa Ambrose dies at 34 in Sabillasville. her mother survives. Local items note wheat hardships from thaw and freeze, and debate over a Civil War claim for Jubal Early. Mary Elizabeth Worman Storm marries James A. Brown in Bradenton, Florida. Adamstown Turnpike directors named. W C Null and Son store in Doubs sold to Maurice C. Pr Bethel and Witham & Best of Doubs.
Six specialists from the New Jersey College of Agriculture and Experiment Station at Rutgers present twelve illustrated daily articles on growing vegetables. The first article explains starting home garden plants, low cost materials, and the process of preparing soil. It describes sieving soil, using different mesh screens, and firming soil to aid moisture distribution and nutrient availability for seedlings.
Instructional note on preparing garden flats with coarse and fine soil, watering before sowing, marking rows two inches apart, sowing lettuce seeds one quarter inch deep, and avoiding overplanting and overwatering to prevent damping off. It also mentions using moss to cover seeds and shows seedlings in a simple flat.
A montage of brief quotations from public figures and sports personalities. citations include Kenneth McCallum on pants theft, Mitchell Hepburn on Ontario policy, Maury Maverick on regulation, William Green on wages, a federal judge on retail, Rogers Hornsby comment, Hermann Wadenvay on poets, and Senator Hugh Black on work relief costs.
Apricot pineapple conserve serves six with roast beef and vegetables. Raisin Gems use buttermilk and almonds for muffins. Fruit medley combines peaches bananas oranges and citrus juice. Slow cook and seal to make a fruit conserve to pair with meats.
Bruce Catton reports on Kiplinger and Shelton's Inflation Ahead noting inflation will rise as money supply expands and business uses it. They forecast prosperity by 1927 and 1938 with a later crash milder than 1929, arguing inflation can be controlled and a long rise is imminent with guidance for businessmen. Ink makers also market scented printers ink.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports that modern heredity studies warn against drawing conclusions from rat experiments on alcohol. He notes environmental factors shape behavior, that intoxication lowers fertility in mice but does not prove human heredity, and that parental alcoholism fosters risky temptations in children.
A poultrymen meeting at Henry R Shoemaker County Agent office in the courthouse will cover the Fresh Egg bill before the General Assembly. The measure targets low grade eggs from distant states, setting quality standards for Maryland eggs sold as fresh. Farm and poultry groups along with Baltimore consumer groups back the bill, while some oppose it. Maryland State Poultry Council officers and others will speak, plus discussion of the 1935 Hatchery Code and election of a county compliance committee.
Henry J Brockman of the Internal Revenue Department will assist taxpayers at the post office from today until March 15. He will be available daily 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM and on Saturdays 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Marcus Connelly, author of The Green Pastures, remains a defining Broadway figure as his parable returns for its fifth anniversary. From Pittsburgh beginnings to vaudeville and revue, Connelly’s career shows stubborn persistence, late starts, and a network of allies who helped bring his modern Afro-American allegory to the stage.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and births with dates ranging from 1748 to 1849. Names include Casimir Pulaski, Robert Emmet, Rebecca Gratz, Isaac Lea, Theodora D Judah, Arthur C. McGuffert, Brand Whitlock, Ignate Rockne, and events such as William Penn’s charter, Vermont statehood, and Chicago’s incorporation.
The item lists births of prominent individuals including Dr John H Wigmore Northwestern University eminent authority on evidence born in 1863 in San Francisco Dr Richard Tolman famed physicist born 1881 West Newton Mass Gen Charles Summerall retired U S Army born 1860 Lake City Florida William Bullitt lawyer born 1891 Louisville Channing Pollock New York author born 1857 Washington DC Thomas S Stribling novelist born 1881 Clift Tennessee Henry B Ward zoologist born 1878 Troy New York Einer G Emmet Rand York City artist born 1867 San Francisco.
The fragment speaks of a lucky impressionable nature and scientific tendencies with emphasis on companionship for shared enjoyment. It mentions a very symmetrical life and warns to be careful selecting a partner to avoid loss, noting four temple endowments as a symbolic guideline.
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