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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News outlines publication rules including credit to the Associated Press, requirement of real names for opinion pieces, and pledge to correct erroneous reflections. It notes Frederick Maryland mailing details and editorial standards for accuracy and accountability.
Senator Clark argues the fear of war blocks world prosperity and that disarmament is needed to avert widespread bankruptcy. He cites growing armaments and tariffs as the obstacle, and urges public support to reduce armament.
Preston Lewis of New York and Marshall Worcester of Newark denounce society girls as self centered and alike in Park Avenue. Each plans to remarry and has turned to Hollywood, where critics say film girls share the same mold, crowd and demeanor. Ethiopians speculate that Italy pursues only territory.
The piece offers daily word guidance on usage and pronunciation, highlighting apt versus likely and distinguishing Gorilla from Guerrilla. It defines impugn as attacking by words or arguments and notes emphasis on careful, precise language in a compact vocabulary lesson.
Quoted lines cite Psalm 137 verse 1 and a devotional line about healing by heaven. The fragment includes a reference to Zion and a broader Christian sentiment attributed to Monre, with echoes of ancient exile and divine solace.
Detour March notes report Miss Frances Pennington visiting at the Nelson Henry home near Detour while Mrs Weybright spends time there. John W Diller visits his Detour relatives from Washington DC. Miss Mary Weybright, Baltimore, moves to San Mar to serve as matron at the San Mar Home. Sigma Gamma club and Capsule Sisters meet at Miss Dorothy Haugh’s home in Detour with Miss Carmen Delaplaine in charge. Details cover neighbors, hospital recovery, and social visits. Tall Cedars planning a Masonite Temple gathering in Hagerstown with acts, initiation and guest members from nearby towns. A Washington marriage license issued for Daniel Webster Fet teroll and Nannie May Getzendanner Shriner. The Fetteroll trip continues. couple to reside in Washington.
Martinsburg, West Virginia, issued February 16, a marriage license for Raymond Arington Barker, son of Walker B. and Mabel Barker of Brunswick, baker in Martinsburg, and Martha Stella Dick, daughter of Peter and Maggie Dick of Martinsburg.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick the city hosted Grover Cleveland’s inauguration with special trains. Johnstown sleigh party at John Buckey’s home in New Windsor. Rocky Ridge School spelling bee led by William M. Martin. John A. Bartgis and Miss Belle Grove married in Middletown. Frederick automobile show opens at the new State Armory with prices from 700 to 2000. 500 plus cars in the county. Miss Hilda Zacharias takes a PanamA-Pacific plane ride to 300 feet at San Francisco. Frank Krietz, 74, is injured in a alledged accident near Emmitsburg. Mrs J Elmer Summers and daughter Catherine injured in runaway team incident near Harmony. Charles W F Calhour marks 42 years with W D Bowers Lumber Co. Elmer Bader also long employed.
Rutgers horticulturist outlines transplant basics with a soil mix of one third manure one third garden soil and one third sand. He recommends bone meal a moist well aerated bed proper spacing deep firmed soil and immediate watering. A cold frame aids hardier vegetables with inexpensive construction and protection for early plants. Companion cropping between beans and tomatoes shown to enrich soil and extend harvest.
Mt Airy March social page lists visits, bridge parties, and gatherings. Evelyn Bentty visits Baltimore with parents Ed and Mrs Bentty. Mrs Newton Brewer hosts a bridge luncheon at Wilson Place Frederick with many Mt Airy attendees. Other profiles include Spurriers visits, Neff returning from Baltimore, Breitenbach dinner guests, and a pound party at Highland school with local families and entertainers.
A vintage menu card lists Meatless Dinner items for the day. Recipes include Rice and Mushrooms Buttered Spinach and Orange Filled Cake with stepwise instructions and ingredients for each dish. The menu covers beet relish salad and an orange filling, with baking and cooking tips.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains oxygen’s expanding medical role from emergency use to ongoing treatment. He details devices like oxygen tents and incubators, notes the 250 percent tent standard, and cautions on safety and proper use under expert supervision. He covers indications such as difficult breathing, pneumonia, and angina, with emphasis on avoiding unnecessary oxygen in heart-related shortages.
A condensed list of historical birthdays and deaths with dates and locations. Notable figures include Justin Perkins Lucy Larcom Charles Goodnight Constance Woolson Howard Pyle Philip Hale Frank Norris John Cabot and Joseph Reed. A miscellany of events and dates spans 1496 to 1775 era summaries.
New York report notes a decline of backstage cats in theaters from Palace to Bijou and Moresco, recounting famed felines and legends. Stories of Whisky in Greenwich Village bars and Midnight at Rockefeller Center memorialize a vanished era of stage cats and backstage charm.
A fragment listing events from 1927 and 1933 including Marines landing in Shanghai to preserve order and a bank holiday proclaimed by President Roosevelt. It then presents today's birthdays of Edawa A. Sherman, Edward K., Daniel O. lhuslings, Lloyd L. Carlisle, Daniel R. Fitzpatrick, Ernest J. Russell, and Louis A. Taschereau, with brief birthplace notes and ages. A short horoscope predicts a life of heavy labor, goodwill, and strong creative powers.
Smithsburg March 5 Mrs Leone Harp and family of Myersville visited Saturday and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Crass. Mr and Mrs Rex E Kuhn and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Upton Lewis. Mr James Hessong visited with Mr and Mrs Joseph Dusing. Misses Vada and Josephine Oberholzer of Leitersburg were visitors.
Miss Dorothy Showalter Lund visits Smithsburg with family. Gilbert Kine of Deerfield spends Sunday with Amos Kine. Wille Wolfe visits parents in Garfield. Emma J. Kline visits Ray Tracey and family near Smithsburg, George Tracey family moves to Columbus Tracey’s house. Samuel Dusing sustains leg gash while cudling wood. Mrs Annie Kuhn’s dog dies at 18. Pauline Delauter visits Warner Tracey. Ira L Wolfe welcomes a daughter last week. Helen Pike near Roxbury and Ruth Hays near Smithburg visit Myr Cora Ways near Garfield. Mrs Ellen Forrest visits daughter Edna Cramer in Hagerstown. Cramer ill. Sunday school at St Paul M. E. School 9, evening 7. prayer meeting at Chewsville E church Wednesdays 7:30. Sunday visitors: Richard Wolfe and Dorothy Virginia, Myrt Maugans, Ratan P. Kline, Ros C and Mable J Kuhn. Edna Cramer not improving after four months bed fevers. James R. Kline near Vol. buys a new Ford truck. Sadie Hershberger visits Margaret Winders in Smithsburg. Raymond Hersberger and Henry Ruseman visit.
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