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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1935
Page
4
A 1935 analysis notes election results reveal how tides of public opinion shift with campaigns. It discusses how partisans forecast outcomes, the role of experts who report facts impartially, and how quiet, personal reflection guides voters more than rhetoric.
The text quotes Will Rogers lamenting political gamesmanship and debt borrowing, urging dignified service and rejection of constant promises. It critiques campaign rhetoric, party loyalty, and short term promises, warning against shifting creditors and entangled politics.
The passage recalls moving and cleaning days before holidays and outlines a winter menu with breads, oysters, and puddings. It includes a dated recipe from December 3, 1910 for a fig pudding using figs, suet, sugar, eggs, crumbs, milk, and baking powder, attributed to Cousin Maude.
The article reports Blue Oak services held in city churches including Trinity Southern Methodist and Episcopal churches. Rev Dr Best preached at a quarterly conference service, with reports from Pastor Res Ralph M Sharpe, and apportionment pledges for the coming year. A morning sermon titled A Great Magnet addressed children as Bishop Edward Moon spoke on the churchs fundraising efforts. The piece ends noting auto damage to concrete roads as ties wear.
A fragmented item mentions celebrations by Democrats and Republicans, a young couple soliciting bargains on East Patrick Street, and sales from a bankrupt sale. It notes the death of James T Day at Buckeystown, a dry majority in the legislature, and references to local elections, clubs, and a fire on East Seventh Street with property changes on Elm Street.
A collage of historical notes and birthdays in Today In History lists figures from Vanderbilt to Lenin, Bach, and Hoover era milestones. Entries include dates of birth and death, political figures, scientists, and events such as the 1932 International Disarmament Conference opening in Washington and the 1912 Scott expedition discovery.
A historical recipe segment outlines making whole wheat and bread flour bread with scalded milk, yeast, and multiple variations. It provides steps for clover leaf rolls, buttered rolls, and pecan rolls, plus suggested serving ideas and a Tomorrow's Menu section with breakfast, luncheon, and dinner items.
Dr Chaunce A Barbour of Brown University delivered the Hood College vesper in Brodbeck Hall on Sunday. His address, Misuse of a Great Word, warned that external liberty without inner spiritual freedom can be evil and that true freedom comes from obedience to law and inner liberty, not mere license.
A chaotic monologue laments rising heating costs and the furnace as a family asset. The speaker notes endless feed needs and a longing for warmth, ending with a remark about 900000 filing whens in the United States.
Daily menus feature breakfast with codfish on toast and cheese omelets, plus a grapefruit salad with dressing and spice cookies. Recipes include a cheese omelet with parsley garnish and a grapefruit salad dressing, then a spiced cookie and cocoa-like batter, all with notes on mixing and baking times.
A fragment describes English pronoun usage and a marketing perfume cabinet. It notes possessive forms and suggests testing scents via a buttoned cabinet process where a shopper inhales a sample for about ten seconds before choosing another scent.
New York gossip sketches a shortage of beautiful showgirls for the next Ziegfeld Follies and Scandals, with 1200 applicants yielding only 20 who passed. It notes five-year career spans for ensemble women and traces showgirl career paths from modeling to retirement versus Hollywood contracts. It highlights industry figures and social rounds in Manhattan.
Health guidance from Dr Morris Fishbein on safe and unsafe toys for children. Emphasizes sturdy construction and free from sharp edges, washable for babies, avoids loud noises and dangerous weapons, and urges age appropriate use to prevent harm.
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