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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
4
A fragmented archive cites Will Rogers remarks criticizing bankers and political complacency, alongside a long list of local names and a food and craft fair. Also noted is a German books exhibit at Hood College Library running November 11 through 23, open to the public.
A public essay urges residents to buy homes as a path to stability and long term value. It extols lower ownership costs versus renting and cites Frederick financing and building associations as aids. The piece argues ownership fosters security, permanence, and wealth through property improvements.
The Glade Reformed Church Walkersville schedules its annual bazaar tonight and tomorrow in the new church room. Committees include general chair Mrs Thos L Cramer with advertising chair Miss Beattie Stauffer and partners, oyster and roast departments led by Mrs Allen Ramaburg and Mrs Grayson Burker, and many local ladies assigned to tables and sales.
The column recalls 1880s diphtheria epidemics and sewage issues in Frederick, reporting unsanitary drainage near City Heel that rendered wells unusable, and notes on local public health concerns and infrastructure. It also mentions a wedding in Emmitsburg, a dance at Manor Farm, and a hunting accident in Montgomery County with fatality.
Boozer W Babson argues the railroad industry faces a deep, long term decline from the 1994 peak, with traffic and revenue hemorrhaging while trucks and buses steal share. He sees a potential recovery only with a thorough industry overhaul, modern equipment, and reduced labor costs, urging investors to hold but sell when profits improve.
The article depicts Italian forces driving toward Lake Tana along the Sudan border, with Britain monitoring as the Blue Nile region feeds Egypt and Sudan. It outlines projected Italian moves southeast, southwest, and south, and shows current territory held by invaders around Gordar. Separately a county议 advocates reopening rural schools amid protests and warrants for parents.
William J. Grove of Lime Kiln argues in support of the potato control law set to take effect December 17. He credits Roosevelt era farm aid and tariff protections for farmers, urges continued organization via the Grange and Farm Bureau, and defends government intervention against market abuses.
Benjamin B. Jones of Carrollton voices concerns about county school busses. He argues long rides, early pickups, and risks threaten young children while noting costs surpass one million dollars this year. He questions consolidation replacing teachers and favors closer rural schooling.
A scanned page presents multiple ham and eggs dinner ideas plus dessert recipes. Included are buttered cauliflower sugar sticks and chocolate doughnuts with detailed measurements and steps. Also shown are sugar sticks, sultana variations, and doughnut shaping instructions for oven and frying.
In New York two lifelong venues, Madison Square Garden and Town Hall, maintain round the clock activity. Garden hosts rapid six day bike races while Town Hall features a Byrd lecture tango exhibition and a symphony, with notable past performers and a policy of mixing free speech with eclectic programs.
A historical digest lists figures born or died on various dates, including Sir Charles Lyell, Jacob Abbott, John McCullough, Henry Clay Burnabee, William Trost Richards, Claude Monet, and others. The entry notes celebratory and commemorative moments, with scattered biographical details and dates.
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