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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1935
Page
10
James Stim aon III of New Concord faces loss of faith after the deaths of his grandparents. He contemplates the impact on his beliefs and recalls a similar experience from his youth, with friend Judge Halcome offering perspective.
In a schoolless summer after tragedy, James wrestles with faith hope and loss. The Judge explains that nothing is lost only transformed, giving James a God given hope that his mind and essence may endure. Aunt Sarah urges to move forward, and James faces his first term at a new prep school amid awkward reinvention and quiet resolve.
Two boys Herman Shook and Charles Carbaugh ran away seeking adventure but were located and brought back by their families. Shook aged 15 and Carbaugh aged 14 were found with help from state and city police in Alexandria Virginia. Their fathers expressed relief upon reunion at local police headquarters.
In Deal Island Maryland a 15 year old boy William White was found drowned near Tangier Sound. He had set out from Lower Deal Island in a small boat to seek driftwood and did not return. His body was discovered by his uncle Preston Parkinson after the boat was located nearby.
In a whimsical tale, Dancy scolds the giant and Scouty as a magic hen’s rhythm stirs hope. Wee Goldy urges continued music while the hen lays seven large eggs, promising a surprising result and stage-worthy fame for the bird. The Times notes the egg bounty and hints at future mischief.
Duplicate bridge fans in the south eastern and southern states gain new master events as the American Bridge League names M Leigh Pryce southern director. Pryce will run the fourth annual Georgia state tournament in Atlanta and the Southeastern sectional tournament, with master point awards and official sanction. The article notes Pryce’s skill and includes an example hand showing his death by own action squeeze.
In a four spade contract South must defeat West's lead with heart shortages and a club trick. Declarer cashes clubs, endures East discard, then plans a death by own action squeeze to force East out of essential cards, aiming to win the last tricks with spades and diamonds.
Martial law declared as National Guard moves in at the John Morrell packing plant in Sioux Falls. About seven hundred union workers quit at 5am after guards halted movement of 18 cars by piling ties and rails. Guards report strikers uncoupled a locomotive twice, delaying a perishable meat shipment.
McCarl faces removal pressure as New Dealers seek control of spending and policy while Senator Trammell defends Marine leadership. Pan American highway plan gains cross‑border support, proposing a 3246 mile toll road from the Texas border to the Canal with international governance and shared costs. A Sanatorium vaudeville show brightens 80 children’s evening program.
Dan Thomas comedy era: Stephens pivots from aeronautical engineering to acting due to his father’s preference. The shift marks a dramatic career change reflecting family expectations and personal passion.
A friendly health ad promotes E Z Tablets for constipation. It claims gentle, effective relief for bilious, headachy, low energy feelings and advertises 80 tablets for 25 cents sold at drug stores. The copy presents a simple self care remedy and price.
A small program of slapstick comedy was arranged by Mr. Derr, a patient at the sanatorium, adding a light moment to the institution. The event showcased humor as a form of morale-boosting entertainment within the facility.
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