Our policy in Europe in 1936
The editorial argues America should remain watchful and avoid premature action in the German crisis. It urges staying out of European disputes until a clear peaceful purpose exists, emphasizes disarmament progress, and warns against France’s alliances that could pull the U.S. into war. The piece advocates a global peace-first approach and vigilant restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Washington
Norman H. Davis
Germany
France
Local News Highlights From Copperville District
Mr Frank Ohler of Keysville visited his sister Mrs Mary Locker at Otterdale last Monday. Lawrence Fouts Norman Beaver attended sales near Frigwelburg and east of Matters Station. Mrs C L Wilson operated in Maryland University Hospital Baltimore. Charlotte Baker recovered from German measles and returned to school. Mrs George Martel and daughter Mary visited Naomi Forney. David Forney and family called on Mrs Chaneybrook near Kump Station. Mrs Charles Bowers spent Sunday with Mabel Smith. Mrs Charles Young ill, sister from Ohio staying to help. Mrs Ross Skyles recovered from illness. Mrs Lloyd Hess and mother of Mayberry visited Thomas Hess family. Howard Baker improves property with cement walk and garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperville
Frank Ohler
Keysville
Mary Lockner
Otterdale
Lawrence Fouts
Norman Beaver
Ella King
Frigwelburg
McGlauglin
Matters Station
C. L. Wilson
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Charlotte Baker
George Martel
Mary
Naomi Forney
David Forney
Chaneybrook
Kump Station
Charles Bowers
Mabel Smith
Charles Young
Ohio
Ross Skyles
Lloyd Hess
Mayberry
Thomas Hess
Howard Baker
Will Rogers on college women and early birds
Beverly Hills letters to the editor discuss college women politics with Mae West, Jane Addams, and Mrs. Roosevelt. The writer satirically notes Miss Ijanis's sleep times, suggesting she needs a husband or alarm clock to keep up with early rising figures. The tone mocks partisan neutrality and public figures' routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Perkins
Cal University
Miss Trams
Mae West
Jane Addams
Miss Perkins
Mrs. Roosevelt
Ijams
Will Rogers
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Fifty and twenty years ago items from The News describe El Tree Farm near Buckeystown hosting El Nicodemus 45th birthday, Sol Stern renting Devitt storeroom for a men s clothing shop, and a High School entertainment for 260 plus pupils led by Miss Helen Row with remarks by School Board president Samuel Dutrow.
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Elm Tree Farm
el Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Nicodemus
John and
Hannah Ear Jat Micodemus
Pipe Creek
Carroll County
Sol. Stern
Devitt
East Patrick Street
Joseph Meyer
B. Rasenour
Fast Church Street
Helen Row
Marie Clingan
Weaner Abbott
Marie Hammond
Sarmurd Dutrow
Why World Trade Falters
In this March 28 article Roger W. Babson surveys global trade and economic health across nations. He highlights Britain’s fragile recovery, Ireland's protectionism, Australia's and New Zealand’s mixed rebounds, South Africa’s mining boom, European currency instability, France’s slow recovery, Germany’s export slump, and varied gains in Asia and the Americas, attributing disease to cheap money, tariffs, deficits, and panicked global markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Fla
Europe
Great Britain
Lancashire
England
Irish Free State
Ireland
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
West Indies
Belgium
Dole
Germany
Hungary
Budapest
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Sweden
Canada
Norway
Oslo
Denmark
Japan
China
Egypt
Nile
Argentina
Brazil
Amazon
Chile
Today In History and Birthdays Graphed
Today in History records key dates from Comenius to Briand with events such as the Newgate ventilation order and Paris commune proclamation. Birthdays list Mortimer Cooley and Herbert Lehman among others with horoscope noted.
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Stephen Hales
Newgate
Christophe
Henri I
Haiti
Paris
Middle West
Amos and
Andy
Mortimer E. Cooley
Ann Arbor
Mich
Canandaigua
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
New York City
Frank M. Hawks
Marshalltown
Iowa
Norman Hapgood
Chicago
Huey Long and Liberty Quotes Across Politics
A compilation of remarks from Upton Sinclair, Judge Horace Stern, Dr. Harry M. Laidler, and H. H. Stevens on education, justice, prosperity, and free labor. Includes a 1935 copyright notice from Publishers Financial Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Stern
Philadelphia
Harry M. Laidler
Publishers Financial Bureau
March Luncheon Menu and Prep Instructions by Mrs Alexander George
Menu for eight includes tomato juice cocktail salted waters shrimp cutlets creamed new potatoes buttered asparagus rolls currant jelly ripe olives frozen fruit salad coffee chocolate mints. Recipe steps cover making shrimp cutlets with butter flour milk yolk binding, breading, frying, and assembling fruit salad and cheese cream dressing for the salad tray.
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Alexander George March
Book A Day review of Elizabeth Madox Roberts novel
Bruce Datton critiques As Sent Forth a Raven by Elizabeth Madox Roberts. He compliments her prose while faulting the shadowy plot and unclear realism. The tale centers on a Kentucky farmer who bans earthly contact after his wife’s death, living from a doorway bridge and coordinating farm work by horn.
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Elizabeth Madox Roberts
Kentucky
Viking
Theater Ghosts and Broadway Cats Mean Backstage Buzz
New York notes reveal Maurice Sommers the pianist ghosting for stars like Ethel Barrymore and Mary Pickford. Behind this, performers such as Frances Hogan and Nace Kondo play Eskimos, while Tommy the theater cat recovers from injuries. Also featured are Leslie Howard, Crosby Gaige, Sanford Meisner, Robert Sherwood, and quirky tour habits with lobsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
New York
Maurice Sommers
Ethel Barrymore
Billie Burke
Mary Pickford
Barbara LaMarr
Snow Bird
Frances Hogan
Nace Kondo
Peter Goo Chong
Chinatown
Sanford Meisner
Meisner
Robert Sherwood
George M. Cohan
Sleep on trains not aided by head direction
Health writer notes no lasting sleep advantage from sleeping with head toward any compass point while riding trains. Visual changes and forward gaze can cause dizziness or nausea if eyes stay open on fast moving conveyances, though eye closure or focusing on a fixed object may reduce symptoms.
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Charles Dickens
Impending disaster and daily English lesson
Daily lesson notes correct usage of impending and nearby words. It highlights misuses like to no avail and cosmopolitan pronunciation. The piece stresses vocabulary growth with a one word challenge and examples of correct phrases.
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Koz
Olf
Kas
Mastersis
Sleep on Trains and Sleep Position Facts
The article discusses how railway sleep conditions affect rest. It notes sidewise and lying positions in modern cars, factors like mattress thickness, stops, engine control, and ventilation influence sleep quality. It emphasizes ventres and mind influence, suggesting double mattresses aid comfort.
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Erar
Wold [Rogers
Sykesville
Harvey Hooper
Gaither Road
Afonday
John Ruby
Hoopers
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Elmer E. Wilmer
Ruth Wilmer
Galvin Hoffman
Howard County
William
Sykesville Orchestra
Frederick Pilgrim
Robert Watkins
Ida Watkins
St. Paul's M. E
Everyman
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Andrew Rehbeln
Lester Phelps
Cellus Brown
Holmes Lockard
Kenneth Barnes
Nevin Ports
A. BE. Sorflaten
Jonathan Dorsey
Maurice Berry
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Anne C. Kunkel
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Jeanette M Smith
Edward Susan Bryant Wakelee
Virginia Brunner
Margaret Mullan
Cumberland
Maryland School For the Deaf
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Tourisma
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Pierre Laplace
Theodore Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
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Watervitet
Washington, D. C
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Columbia
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Aristide Briand
Huey Long
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Norris
Costigan
Upton Sinclair
H. H. Stevens
Trade and Commerce
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TM Rec
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Bruce Datton
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