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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1935
Page
4
Scattered readable bits reference a city precinct and officials but the text is garbled. The fragment mentions authority, a sect or sector, and a person named Finch in Georgia with unclear context. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
A jumble excerpt reports railplane method claims rivaling traditional railways with fog operation and lower costs, plus evangelistic services at Parkway Church of Gor starting with Rev O N Krabill. The text also mentions a world series board and a large reptile described near Pardew, with scattered notes on milk prices and Shakespeare.
A garbled 1938 piece reflects Will Rogers lampooning Wall Street and government spending. It contends crime, taxation, and industry shifts burden citizens while praising engineers and English idioms, ending with a dated cultural jab at American satire.
A humorous verse laments the old days of no dishes to wash and dry and contrasts them with modern life. The speaker muses on kitchen chores and nostalgia, noting how times have changed and dishes still await attention.
Fragmentary religious lines mention Psalm 3 and a proverb like message to the homeless. The text references faith, friendship, and divine support, but lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
A collage of 19th century Frederick items notes election costs split by party with Republicans Democats and Prohibitionists, a wedding of CARTY and Kee, a fatal fire involving a horse, and a local obituary for Dr RC Fout of Kemptown aged 37.
A 1933 community report details Fahrney Memorial Home events and donations. A chapel program featured Elder Bowlus and local choirs, followed by a business meeting, board reports, and funding recommendations. Congregations contributed an extensive mix of fruits, vegetables, honey, baked goods, and quilts, with totals from many churches and groups. The report notes 35 home members, several new life members, and multiple health observations, plus farm outputs and improvements completed, including storage and canning gains.
Bruce Catton reviews Rockwell Kent’s Salamina venture in Greenland. Kent paints whales and landscapes with simple Eskimo companions, noting vast open skies, freedom, and rustic social life, with some gaps between text and pictures. Published by Harcourt, Brace & Co.
In Taylorsville on November 4, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Magin hosted relatives including Gus Magin Earl Best Katherine Best and many others from Marietta Davenport Baltimore and beyond. Also noted were visits to Baltimore and a church meeting at the home of the Franks with local Magins present.
A period cookbook notes a menu of the day featuring Cranberries in Pudding with oven dinner for four. It lists browned parsnips with bacon fat and water, a potato and liver casserole, cranberry cobbler with lemon extract, and a lemon sauce.
The text pieces discuss presidents treed actions, NRA and AAA influence on business and farming, and Hollywood policy debates. Figures named include Frank Knox Yeates Woods Hut and Charlie Ro Hook, with scattered references to a lack of record of a key death. The passage blends policy critique and industry commentary without cohesive events.
Dr Morris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association and of Hygeia Health Magazine profiles his influence and role in medical journalism and public health communication.
A North Carolina State College study surveyed 123 students who listed teacher habits they found annoying. Rambling lectures ranked first followed by frowning gestures and fidgeting. repetitions and overuse of phrases also stood out as irritants.
New York drama notes celebrate Rocco Vacco, famed song plugger known as Rock Vacco, honored by Tin Pan Alley with a testimonial dinner. Vacco, who has promoted hits for 31 years across the United States, helped popularize songs from Wavesn Blues to Toot-Toot Toostsy and sold millions of copies.
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