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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1935
Page
4
The Daily News commentary mocks proposals to streamline a turkey for national needs. It critiques agricultural officials for focusing on physical traits like leg size and back width, arguing the effort overemphasizes detail and misses broader concerns.
The Red Cross answered more calls than any previous year with 160 disasters affecting about 600000 victims nationwide. From the Motto Castle fire off New Jersey to the Note fire in Alaska, storms and epidemics struck across regions. Support for the organization and its work is urged as the country considers continued aid.
Mrs Kate Bennett of Longmont Colorado completes 30 years on rural delivery service. Her tales reveal how mail brought life outside towns to remote districts and bridged a once isolated rural population with the modern age through newspapers and messages of joy sorrow and tragedy.
The fragment references underground regions and a figure named Duce ordering heatless days. It mentions Italian apartment buildings and a disgruntled lessee with a vague connection to Sony Ethiopia.
Historical column quotes Will Rogers criticizing political ads and the 1835 McNaught syndicate note. It mentions Governor Teimadge of Georgia as a starter among presidential hopefuls and references Roosevelts, Jefferson, Hawes, Brag, and Barbara. The piece frames early political commentary with echoes of 19th century aviation and international air travel.
Daily English lesson explains tenable meaning capable of being defended. Also notes common misuses and pronunciations. A photo display at the News-Post office shows three black widow spiders found on Beall Condo’s farm near Tay lorsquie with Walter Fos set as observer.
Collected items from The Columns of The News recount public events in Frederick. The 1865 institute day opened with scripture and lectures. a mounted delegation paraded as Democrats celebrated wins. 1918 notices include a hotel sale, water chlorination plans, public order at celebrations, new postmaster, and education staff changes.
The Tri-State student conference held at Hood College on November 1 17 concluded with a devotional service. Dr Elliott spoke on family and individual relations while delegates from fourteen colleges and universities, including Johns Hopkins and Goucher, participated in lectures, discussions, and panel sessions.
Sunday afternoon services in the Odd Fellows Home auditorium were led by Frederick Council No. 118 Jr. OU A Mi with Past Councilor Jacob Lb Engelbrecht presiding. A home quartet performed, readings from 11th Psalm were given, and a sermon on The Law of Moses followed. About twenty Meconnie members visited and toured the buildings afterward.
A critical portrait of newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst? No, Munsey emerges as a money driven figure. George Britt’s Forty Young Fiery Molions presents Munsey as a calculating publisher who valued profits over public responsibility. The biography, published by Ferrer and Rinehart, argues journalism is a high calling with public weight.
The sixth annual Poolesville Community Fair, sponsored by the Future Farmers of America and the home arts department, will be held in the Wool High School auditorium on Thursday. Exhibits cover poultry eggs vegetables fruits corn quilts crochet embroidery clothing cakes and preserves with judges led by Mrs. Marie Mount and Mrs. Eleanor Murphy. County Farm Agent O W Anderson and assistant Albert A Ady assist the committee in organizing the event.
October reports show 515 births and 36 deaths in Carroll County. Communicable diseases include 8 scarlet fever and cases of influenza meningitis pneumonia chicken pox and others. Immunization drive conducted November 8 at Elmer Wolfe High School Union Bridge by Dr Stone and County Nurse Sponseller.
A Hood College venue hosted The Marionettes presenting A Doll's House. Dorothy Hagerman led the cast as Nora with Nancy Gibson as Anna and James Ranck as Ivar, while the production design credited Milas Tatum and a host of Hood College students.
The article reviews how sinus infections in children relate to hygiene, diet, climate, and nasal anatomy. It notes sinuses develop by age five to six, common symptoms include pale face fatigue runny nose and headaches, and discusses the role of tonsils adenoids and diet in prevention.
A lively note describes upcoming Christmas gifts for children including games books and toys. The passage hints at stores offering diverse items and shoppers preparing for seasonal gifting through the holiday period.
In New York on November 17, a late night discussion hinted at an impending hit during mob violence as a body was found the next day in Manhattan in a barrel weighted with quick lime. The piece also recalls Irving Berlin's private party sightings and profiles Barney Gallant, famed nocturnal Manhattan restaurateur and gossip source.
Key historical anniversaries listed include Louis Daguerre born 1787 and the daguerreotype precursor to photography, Asa Gray famed botanist, Adolf Nordenskild explorer, Susan B Anthony arrested for voting, the 1883 Standard Time adoption, and the 1903 Panama Canal Treaty establishing U S guarantees to Panama’s independence with payments.
Birth announcements salute Dorothy Dix Elizabeth Gilmer Amelia Galliarci James Rand Jr Eugene Ormandy Harry Lydenberg Patrick Ashley Cooper Jacques Maritain and other birthdays. Horoscopes describe an emotionally adventurous temperament with caution about selfishness and social habits, urging harmony.
A nineteenth century style meditation notes that in death there is no remembrance of the living and the grave yields thanks. It frames Christian life on earth as preparation for the next world and reflects on faith, mortality, and praise beyond this life.
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