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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News outlines AP credit usage and publication rules for letters and opinions. It specifies writers must reveal real names only with consent and that corrections will be made if brought to the editor's attention.
A defender of teachers argues against limiting usefulness at age 45. The writer says many great figures achieved success after 45 and that setting a retirement age would ruin the value of education. He warns that judging worth by wealth is flawed and risks eroding lifelong contributions.
A compact reflection on happiness as a natural reward for purposeful action. It argues deeds yield consequences guiding toward happiness, though many chase false goals like wealth or fame. True happiness lies within reach when one adopts a steady will.
Hollywood California May 29 Will Rogers writes to The News editor urging caution on constitutional changes. He mocks expanding Supreme Court powers and questions lawmakers authority while warning against governable overreach and autopsy metaphors.
At Westminster on March 29 a public athletic meet saw Sykes of the county gain a victory crown after an error in scoring. Teague disputed the result, records were corrected, and the meet outcome adjusted. Elementary and high schools competed across two and three room schools with Sykesville noted as a past winner.
The Feagaville P T A will repeat the comedy The Old Maids Club Friday at 8 p m in the Feagaville school house. Cast includes Mrs Warner as various roles and a list of named actors and characters.
Potomac River at Berlin sits eight feet above season level delaying fishing. Local notes discuss road extension routes and Middletown fire engine The Patapse repair shop item recalls Loyal items from The Column. Names include Palmer and James Cramer. Stale water notes and Marys Baseball feature at university with a 9 to 30 score.
RW notes spring weather prompts Frederick residents to explore Skyline Drive in Virginia. The route from Frederick via Harpers Ferry, Berryville, Front Royal, Sperryville to Shenandoah National Park then back to Frederick covers 205 miles with scenic overlooks, tunnels, and a glimpse of local inns and signs along Route 211. A proposed northward Skyline Drive extension near Frederick is discussed.
An infant death near Wolfsville is reported alongside word of Mrs. Mary Amanda Hose’s death in Dry Run. A chicken coop fire at Mrs. Ella Plummer’s home was stopped by a bucket brigade after a brush spark started the blaze. Austin Kuhn suffered a leg gash from an axe slip in a Washington county field near the Frederick line. Several Kuhn family members and others visit relatives and attend events in Smithsburg area. Public school trustees for 1935-36 are listed and approved by the Board of Education in Smithsburg and surrounding towns.
Lovettsville residents note that James Myers, recent high school graduate, departs on Thursday for Washington to accept a position at the Fox theater. Other locals report visits and weekend travel including Misses Elizabeth and Kitty Raymond and Richard Hammond driving along Skyline Drive and Mrs. R. M. Miller and Charles Miller spending time in Hagerstown with Katherine Miller recovering from an operation.
A Mother's Day program at Mt Pleasant Pentecostal Church near Pleasant Valley featured songs such as My Mother's Prayer and recitations by Hulda Lewis Bina Harne Lola Kline and Martie Green. Attendees included families from Good Hope Deerfield and Midpoint with prizes awarded to the oldest mother present, Mrs. Theresa Burnham, age 64.
Health columnist Dr. Morris Pishbein explains that a 4 year old's behavioral problems often reflect parental attitudes. He notes overactivity temper tantrums bedtimes and food fads can stem from a grown up view of the child. Early feeding disputes trigger a psychological battle between parent and child.
Words alone lack value but when paired with nails boards and paint they reveal true worth. A. Luffburrow argues that language gains power through practical use with tools and materials, showing strength when combined with other words.
A brief note from Peterborough quotes Psalm lines about God inquiring for the brood and not forgetting the humble. It contrasts easy contempt for others with examining one’s own faults and humility.
Today in history lists births and deaths of figures such as Patrick Henry James Broadhead Ebenezer Butterick Thomas Emmet Joel Berton Eugene Ware and Marie Comerler. The entries note their origins birthplaces and dates of death spanning Virginia Missouri Georgia and Connecticut.
A collage lists milestones from 1453 Constantinople fall to 1928 crowds in New York viewing a prophecy. It notes Patrick Henry's 1765 independence resolutions, Rhode Island ratifying the Constitution, Wisconsin statehood, Curtiss flight prizes, and various birth anniversaries and proclamations, amid page-typed archival fragments.
A Book A Day by Bruce Catton appears to discuss human nature and rogues, noting how both extremists and radicals are involved. The fragment references themes of persuasion and manipulation in wartime contexts with garbled wording and incomplete thoughts.
New York notes describe Mrs Gladys Gordon Fre Bird Lady of the Museum of Natural History waking pre dawn for Central Park bird songs and migratory census work. The piece also recounts whimsical society items, bear feeding by Al Smith, Dempsey photos in a restaurant, and a Broadway bootblack’s will plan for a Palace funeral procession.
A scrambled OCR fragment lists various kitchen items and ingredients for a dish. It mentions cucumbers onions lettuce and dressing elements, with muddled measurements for flour eggs baking powder sugar salt and celery seed, but the quantities are inconsistent and unclear.
A skewed tale describes a dubious operator in Berlin and a tangled scheme involving Bot a, Patmelis, and an Eng leman. The text hints at a morally repulsive, rouged figure amid a two hour entertainment segment, published by Morrow.
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