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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1935
Page
5
Frederick Maryland edition details editorial policy and correction policy. The issue notes AP use rights and author name requirements. It lists publication rules and that the paper is entered as second class matter in Frederick.
A Berlin telegram notes Germany’s 1914 conscripts, now entering their 21st year, will undergo a year of training. The piece reflects on the tragedy of a generation born as World War I began, scarred by hardship and the home front, then sent to fight again.
The London Tid-Buts jokes about pedestrians and motorists asserting right of way and notes that some would wage war to defend oceanic trading rights. It argues that paying enormous costs to defend minor rights may not be prudent when lives and money are at stake.
A garbled compilation links Adolf Hitler quotes, Prof Ivorsky Pupin remarks, Senator Wagner critique, Prince Barbara Hutton divorce note, and a stage cue from Richard B Harrson. The mixed items reflect a periodical page of varied public figures and cultural notes.
Beverly Hills resident WL Rogers urges readers to name bad holdings and avoid printing money theory. He argues people overestimate clarity of money printing and asks editors not to explain it, claiming money knowledge is a secret best kept.
Bruce Catton highlights The Hole of Creation by L M Nesbitt as a rugged account of an English engineer and two Europeans trekking 500 miles across Damaku between Abyssinia and Eritrea. The harsh desert, lethal heat, scarce water, savage tribes, and constant peril frame a rare frontiersman’s exploration narrative published by Knopf.
Mr John Hummer, a longtime resident of New Midway, turned 90 in March and his wife Mrs Hummer followed two weeks later with her 82nd birthday. Both born in Frederick county they reared six children and have ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The couple remains active and in good health despite advanced ages.
Local column items from The News recount incidents in Frederick and nearby areas. An accident involving Hon. Outerbridge Dorsey at Burkittsville. a wagon rollover near East Second Street. a runaway incident at a railroad crossing. a Maryland College of Pharmacy graduation note. university addresses. countywide anti saloon league campaign events. a large barn fire at Lange Bank Barn with arson charge and livestock loss. a fruit wagon collision near Ellicott City injuring two passengers. a man with a crushed thumb at the Fibre brush factory.
Dr Morris Fisudein explains scarlet fever transmission and symptoms. He notes the incubation period, risk to household contacts, and that one attack is usually protective though severe cases require care. skin peeling and daily bathing are advised.
Andre Fran cois-Poincet and Vittorio Cerruti press Berlin on German conscription aims. The German Foreign Office says protests cannot be honored due to state reasons. Also notes scarlet fever risks and care guidance for affected children.
A snippet discusses common word usage errors and pronunciation tips. It mentions phrases like accompanied by his brother and war accompanied with loss, notes mispronunciations such as pro nounce and ebey, and lists synonyms and spellings. It ends with a prompt to increase vocabulary by mastering one word daily and includes example words like Reluctantly and reluctantly consented.
The week brings blooming gardens and spring fashion, with Lenten services ongoing and Easter late this year. Federal relief rolls in Frederick County shift as welfare talks continue. county bonds and borrowing limits draw legislative attention. a Buckeystown fire causes insured loss. 600 Frederick High students perform at the armory. local business and church groups hold meetings while civic protests arise over a proposed Public Utility Set.
The page lists a range of kitchen recipes including gumbo with rice and okra, ham and butter browning, and a vegetable tomato mix. It also includes muffin and cake recipes with flour, milk, sugar, and baking powder, plus notes on oven timing and cooling. A final line mentions adjusting a generator’s output for cold weather.
New York observers describe spring arriving in Manhattan and across the city. Billboards bloom with color as people swap heavy coats for lighter wear, tenement basements refresh signs, hatless poets stroll, and Battery sun glare signals park benches waking. Gardenia sellers, stock exchange pedestrians, and Wall Street stenographers drift toward brighter days with new plantings and spring purchases.
Today's piece lists historical anniversaries and birthdays with notable figures such as John Bartram, Don Carlos Buell, Schuyler Colfax, Sir Donald Mann, Paul Leicester Ford, Madison Cawein, Patrick Henry, Mussolini, and early 20th century events. It also notes Paris bombardment in 1918 and nascences like Sidney Hillman and Florence Allen.
Employers seek real efficiency and reliability in workers who stay on their toes. They value those who perform duties consistently and meet tests with honour. The focus remains on dependable abilities and steady results.
A filed column lists birthday notices for Daniel Wester Hopkins Ray Long Joan Crawford and Dr Thomas S Baker with locations and ages. It also includes a Bible verse exhortation about liberty and a horoscope predicting an aggressive, fighting day with a strong display of information and assertion tendencies especially in females.
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