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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
4
The Frederick Maryland Daily News publishes a standard policy note detailing editorial rules and author name requirements. It notes exclusive AP use of dispatches, correction of errors, and submission of real names with opinions, with the issue date of Thursday March 14, 1935.
Esquire Mareh issue cites Dr Arthur F Kraetzer arguing readers should let palate guide meals not vitamin by vitamin. He warns against moralizing diet and links overindulgence to gloom, urging moderation for joy in work and love.
The column records visits and family happenings around Copperville on Sunday and Tuesday. Names include Cath erine Forney, Mrs L Fout, Samuel Rineman and family, Joshua Rineman and family, Mrs John Frock, Otterdale, John Earphart and family, New Windsor, Albert Smith and Chas Deberry, Chas Young and family, Grace Spangler, Taneytown, Mrs Chas Young, Ruth Young of Charles Town, and David Nusbaum, noting heart trouble, illness, and slow improvement.
N. A. Lufburrow laments government delays and ponderous processes while calling for decisive action. The text underscores that when government must act, progress often stalls and troubles persist, demanding reforms to move forward.
Beverly Hills March 14 Will Rogers defends Roosevelt’s attack on holding companies. He mocks how critics name call and contends the concept is serious. He notes Huey Long Father Coughlin and General Hugh Johnson exaggerate for effect, but insists the issue is real.
A birthday party for Mary Fraley, 17, was held at Mr. and Mrs. Plummer Fraley’s Thurmont home on March 10, with a pink blue and green pyramid cake baked by Mrs. Raymond Peters of Waynesboro. Attendants included numerous Fraley relatives and friends from Waynesboro and nearby towns.
A St Patrick’s Day dance sponsored by the Dunkers Club will be at Red Men’s Hall in Brunswick Friday night with music by Bad Dodgers and his Pennsylvania Ramblers Orchestra. Dancing runs from 10 to 2 with novelty dances and refreshments served by costumed hosts. On April 1 Dunkers Club plans an All Fools Dance featuring Jimmy De Angels, the orchestra invited back to Braddock Heights for a third time in one year.
In Frederick’s March 14 1885 and 1915 recaps delegates push postmaster bids for S F Thomas Sprige Cockey O H Eckstein Lewis Cramer A P Works J Alfred Ratter Baward Nelson. Maryland Sunday School Union reelects J G Nicodemus Frederick vice president. Frederick Board of Trade hears William Jennings Bryan call for ethics and praises David J Lewis. Alliene Williamson sworn as Frederick postmaster amid Wilson era. Fire destroys Douglas Castle residence at Feagaville. neighbor bucket brigades save nearby properties. Mrs Anne Elizabeth Helfenstein dies near 80 after long charity work. Byerly division project at 27 29 New Market store to begin soon.
Economist Roger W. Babson notes a sharp upturn in Middle West business led by automobile production and farmers purchasing power. He highlights Detroit and Illinois gains, warns on building costs and public works, and predicts Chicago could become a dominant global city within decades.
Emmitsburg March 14 The Mite Society of the Presbyterian church entertained at Dr and Mrs Adrian A Martin home with a St Patrick s Day party featuring vocal solos by Mrs Carl Hamer and a three act play by Mr and Mrs Donald Harner Miss Janet Hoke and Francis Myers. Music by Scott Randolph Nellie Randolph J C Randolph Dick Randolph and Mr Dipple. Refreshments served with green color scheme. Attendees included numerous local residents and guests. Also representatives of Southern States Cooperative gave an illustrated lecture at the Farmer s Union meeting in Firemen s hall with two movie reels showing cooperative facilities across Maryland Virginia Delaware and North Carolina. Louis Bell spent a day in Myers Me B Dorsey Boyle Baltimore visited his parents. Several families from nearby towns attended the St Euphemia s dance with Mr St Mary s orchestra directed by Prof William R Sterbinsky.
A chorus of sharp asides on Broadway nightlife and entertainment figures. Prominent names surface from Stork Club patrons to theater folk, with notes on drink tips, premature fashion, and a curious eclipse misadventure. A mix of gossip, industry chatter, and travel tidbits from New York to Paris.
Menu item outlines Swedish Meat Balls with buttered potatoes mashed turnips bread and apple cake. Recipe details include soaking bread in milk mixing veal pork and seasonings, shaping two inch balls browning then simmering in gravy. Turnips boiled mashed and seasoned. Apple cake with crumbs cinnamon and apple sauce baked until done.
A critic reviews Act Of Darkness by John Peale Bishop. The story begins in Shenandoah Valley through a teenage boy’s eyes but shifts to focus on a farmer uncle who seduces a friend’s wife and leads to a criminal assault case. The reviewer notes strong early atmosphere but an unsatisfying expansion that undermines the promise.
A concise devotional note cites Romans 8 11 about present sufferings yielding to future glory attributed to the Bible. It adds a Browning quote affirming knowledge by suffering and life perfected by death.
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