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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1935
Page
4
Youth honesty and the lure of money in modern times
A Northwestern University psychology test finds 4 percent of youths see stealing flowers as a greater offense than stealing a movie ticket. The piece argues parents should instill honesty early, noting how children value money for candy and toys and how parental example shapes moral choices amid a consumer culture. It references holiday trees and environmental shifts as broader moral prompts, ending with a quip about a publisher leaving California over rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Universty
Eason Cantina
Almeult
Will Rogers and festival ideas in small towns
The note cites Will Rogers praising simple celebrations and wonders about annual events like bathing festivals in Rome or female rodeos in Cairo. It suggests parades, local fairs, and educated diplomacy as better entertainment while referencing a ranch anecdote about a tired horse and a boast from a Tenth Cavalry rider.
Vanity and flattery in Bible thoughts and maxims
A compact reflection on vanity and flattering others as dangers to the soul. It references Psalm 121 and Rochefoucauld noting how self deception invites harm from neighbors when we praise others excessively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochefoucauld
Local items from Frederick columns recount jobs and burials
The Frederick column notes late 19th century items. It cites job applications for a clerk of court position with forty applicants. It mentions Trinity Church South and a barn project in Keanueysville, with burial of a man who was son of Daniel Grtzendanner, a former city resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warving Parsons
Trinity NT Church South
Chartes C Celzendanner
Keaueysvilly
Daniel Grtzendanner
Local Items From The Column of The News Now 9 1918
The Fredrick Bar e Balt Club reports a pennant season as the Wiesney Rank Koochimadt at a meeting notes Martinsburg as a top drawing card. A Baltimore man died after a hit and run in Middletown, with initial identification from a letter to Charles Fo Man. George Wen Bn sold at Gate Court Auction for 17000 dollars to Paes, while Albert Richie thanks Feeneink county for support in his attorney general campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Barebalt Club
Wiesney
Koochimadt
Dsertore
Othero Prearen
Pongon
Martinsbure
Baltimore
Fecher
Middletown
Pea
Howe Pia
Charles Fo
Cote
H J & Zeiomer
Goldsboro
Uae
Cube
Bae Frederck
Syvania Railroad
BF Burg
George Wen
Ionger
Paes
Gate Court
Ecker
11K News
Albert Richie
Ienksq Ue
Feeneink County
Hum
Tribute to Maurice Beckwith and Frederick Choral Society
Letter recalls the memory of Maurice Beckwith and praises his work with the Frederick Choral Society. It highlights his influence on local music, the peak of early 20th century community culture, and a three-concert festival supported by Boston musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mila Tra Bealls
Barkwitsa
Tabould
Maurice @ Beckwith
Frederick Choral Botty
Hao Mem Onte
Beckwith
WA von Steiman
Renher Verdi
Wen
FF Seminary
Hayden
Gounod
Parading Plans Highlight TN Princeville Council Session
The Prederitk Council No 118 Jr UOA meets with Al vert L Blumenauer presiding. Edward Spice leads a Virtue Liberty and Patriotism degree team as candidates are conferred. Division No 6 Archit Whisner coordinates a 1d point membership drive amid Armistice Day parade preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TN Parade
Prederitk Council
No 118
U Oa M
Alvert L Blumenauer
Edward Spice
Archit Whisner
Middlewoma
Wat
Jasper L Hutt
Cumberland
Paraitina
Mondas
Tse Natl
Armistice Day Proclamation from Frederick Mayor
Mayor Lloyd C Ouller proclaims Armistice Day November 11 1935 in Frederick Maryland under the American Legion direction. He urges civic cooperation for a community commemoration and a business day to mark the war’s end. The proclamation notes the 17th anniversary of the event and dedication to liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morwester
Francis Scots
Willem FP
Larkin
American Legion
America
Lee Ube
Petrictian
Lieoyd C Ouller
Frederik
Frapeia Boott Mey Pos
Art Club Meeting Views French Renaissance and Masters
The Art Club met at Miss Margaret Roderick’s home to discuss the French Renaissance of the 26th and 17th centuries. Mrs Bessie Palmer reviewed Francois Clouet and Claude Lorraine while Miss Cardiner spoke on Gobelin tapestries and their history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Margaret Roderick
West Third Street
Marceline Kefauver
Mra
Robert Clapp
Edith Crardiner
Bessie Palmer
Francois Clouet
Claude Lorraine
M. R. Etchison
Joen of Arc
Mra A L Leary
Rockwell Terrace
Enteres Suit for 5000 Damages in Montgomery Circuit Court
Robert Ebert of Prederick sues Charles W Prettyman of Rockville for 55000 in Montgomery County Circuit Court over an July 4 1998 crash on the Darnestown to Seneca road. Ebert alleges Prettyman negligently drove and struck the motorcycle he rode as passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ebert
Prederick
Sulu
Chas. W Prettyman
Rockvilla
Montgomery County
Darnestown
Seneca
Prettyman
M Pasenger
Religious service at Odd Fellows Home in November notice
The council schedules a religious service in the Odd Fellows Home auditorium on Sunday at 3 30 pm with committee members Jacob K Enceltecht Warren P Smith and wien Bien The open meeting for visitors and candidates is planned for Thursday evening November 21 with a committee to arrange a suitable program Visitation to the council in Thurman and Burkitesville is also noted Armistice Day events Monday will remind of the war years with flag display veterans march and memorials in Market Street Various local activities include church events WPA projects and community shows with several obituaries and local notices throughout the piece
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamaritan Rebekah Lodge
Mary B Engelbrecht
Teeters
Adl
Elmer Brown
Bertha Elkin
Amy Hoffman
Franklin N Shipley
Margaret Jones
Rebekah Lodge
Thurmond
Pride of Elkridge Lodge
Brunswick
Wasawo
Odd Fellows Home
Jacob K. Enceltecht
Warren P . Smith
Wien & Bien
Arminge
Thurmant
Burkitesville
Orresteen
Market Street
Oime
Napoleon I
M Connie
Potomac
New Market
Frederick City Hospital
Home For
Fahrney
Red Cross
C F Relfsnider
Episcopal
Japan
Hood College
Chanes S Houck
Amerian Legion
H. F. Pettingall
War Department
Frederick Junction
Sona
Fredeka
Bentztown
Guard Against Monoxide Poisoning In Garages
Health editor urges motorists to avoid carbon monoxide exposure from car exhausts in closed garages. Warns of symptoms such as headache dizziness and fainting and outlines immediate removal to fresh air and oxygen inhalation as first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas
Aven
Ieth
Nestor
Chem
Sis
Pte
LUF S STUFF REPAIRS AT DR GRIND
A humorous, archaic voice describes visiting a dentist named Dr Grind. The speaker endures drilling and filling with vivid but comic phrasing, leaving with teeth in good condition and praise for the dentist. The piece uses playful misspellings to convey a rustic tone and dental care scenario.
Autograph seekers and moochers roam New York nights
In New York on November 9, a lively column notes autograph hunters circling stars like Katharine Hepburn and Myrna Loy, while stage doors see queues for signatures and cash. It highlights collectors who profit from original drawings, celebrity encounters, and philanthropic stars like George M. Cohan, amid quirky urban anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Smith
Katharine Hepburn
Myrna Loy
Ime
Manhattan
Gibson
Ittth
Acton
McOchent
George M. Cohan
Today in history and birthdays in the era notes
A jumble of historical dates and birthdays lists figures from Harriet Hunt to Thomas Bragg and Ivan Sturgenie, with birthplaces, deaths, and key events. It records presidential selections, fires, the origin of the word boycott, and notable birthdays including Florence R. Robbins and Mae Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Kesiah Hunt
Clethe
Batamoneahe
Boston
Thomas Bragg
North Carolina
Warrenton
N. C
Raleigh
Ivan Sturgenie
Edward VII
Great Britain
Frederick Punston
New Carlisle
Marie Dressler
Actres
Cobourg
Canada
Hollywood
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Eva Rhoderick
Annie Reowlerick
Frederick
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News Now
Vame
City Hall
Maryland
Calvary Methodist
Evangelical Reformed
Howard A Kelly
Lam's Day Alliance
Lutheran Middle Conference
Emmitsburg
Hilly Sunday
M G Beckwith
Woman's College
Charlies E Cole
Oui Ola WA
Geevinkk
Willies
Crabbin
Pena Irs
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Handle -Gar Hank
RY DR
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Journal of the American Medieal Association
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SY George
Ross
Ping
Artir
Arno
James Montgomery Flagg
John Held, Jr
Howard Chandler Christy
McClelland Barclay
Neysa McMein
Charlies Dana
Moss Hart
Mr. Hart
Walter Raleig
Eighth Ave
Times Square
Benham
Time Square
Andrew Jackson
House of Representatives
John @. Adams
Charles Boyerx
Trish
Gregian
Red Sea
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
Kaiser Alexicetes
Florence R. R Nbin
Rockefeller Institue For Medical Research
Duneral City
Cal
Maude Howe Elliott
Newport
Julia Warr Howe
Sac
Mae Marsh
Jimmar
Mad
RL de ee dee Sey _ Ed Wynn
Philadelphia
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Arthur W. Brown
Burton Stevenson
Chillicothe Jo
Suthor
Salvation Army
Parm
Bernard C Morris
The
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Charles Bagent
John Newto
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