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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1935
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment discusses publication requirements for notices and the risks of unsecured content. The text references legal standards, verification of facts, and publication duties without clear names or dates. It mentions the newspaper and the need to follow procedures for alleged facts and opinions.
A 1936 reflection on how football stirs intense emotion beyond baseball, noting spectators miss details but appreciate team work and pre arranged plans. It highlights players understanding quick orders and the value of swift perception in gameplay.
The article notes October sales up seven percent from last year with general merchandise up twelve percent and automobile sales up one hundred percent. It cites economic principles on consumer optimism, holiday demand already shaping orders as shoppers seek goods, and predicts this holiday season may be the strongest in four to five years with higher prices aiding farmers and new products replacing old stock.
The text quotes Will Rogers recounting political jabs against Tammany Hall and Republican claims, discussing wage caps and a hypothetical firm paying 100000 a year with vast hidden expenditures. It reflects 1935 satire on politicking and economic fairness.
A quippy note from LUFBURROW laments daily news overload and restless public mood. The author suggests craving quiet amid startling events and urges restraint to avoid sensationalism.
A compact contemplation on serving the Lord with reverence and joy mingled with trembling. The author Henry Tavior weightily links fear and foresight in devotion, urging pious restraint and faithful reverence in daily worship.
The Board of Aldermen elected LM Nixdorff as City Registrar and Tax Collector to fill a vacancy. Nannie Young resigns as organist for the Methodist Episcopal Church and Sunday School. Samuel Weybright, a well known retired farmer near Detour, dies at 78 after illness. Mrs Dantel Banner and her two daughters escape asphyxiation from a coal gas leak in Middletown.
Frederick, Maryland residents flocked to a three day showing of Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream staged by Warner Brothers. The production features Warren Hunter and top actors with ballet by Bronislava Nijinska and runs six weeks in New York and two in Washington.
A reader from Frederick County argues against government limits on potato production and warns that tariffs and controls harm farmers. He recalls past tariff impacts and recalls Grover Cleveland era protectionism, urging residents to value liberty and self-reliance despite price fluctuations.
Readable fragment describes Sister Mary's Kitchen OID article on a traditional Thanksgiving feast. It outlines day ahead prep, menus including roast turkey with giblets gravy, mashed potatoes, Brussels sprouts, cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pie or Thankgiving puddings. Provides baking times, oven temps, and steps for fruit cups and stock preparation.
Mrs Alexander George offers a post feast menu plan including light evening refreshments, doughnuts, popcorn balls, pumpkin tart, and a detailed step by step for preparations. Tomorrow’s Menu lists breakfast stewed prunes, lunch baked macaroni and oysters, and dinner features baked spare ribs with mashed potatoes, sauerkraut, corn, carrot salad, cherry pie and coffee.
The article lists a basic weekly food plan for a family of five with prices and quantities for staples such as milk bread rice beans vegetables fruit meat and cheese. It notes weekly costs between 7 50 and 11 80 and discusses items like coffee tea and tobacco in moderation.
Diet guidance stresses milk as a key staple with at least one pint daily and 12 percent of calories from dairy. Florida surveys show many children lack milk while authorities advise spending a fifth of food budget on milk and cheese. Vegetables like carrots tomatoes and fruits should comprise 12 to 15 percent of daily calories. Cod liver oil and butter supplies vitamin A while sugar should be about 10 percent of flavoring usage.
A reader asks if any drug can be added to coffee to halt smoking. The physician replies no such drug exists and that quitting requires the smoker's own willpower and resolve.
New York column laments closed doors for amateur songwriters as music publishers reject unsolicited tunes to avoid plagiarism. A plan proposes national radio contests inviting submissions from composers nationwide, leveling the playing field with established acts.
Selections note anniversaries of jurists poets and activists. Omer Woteot from Windsor dies. Sarah Grimke and Henry Sargen are named. 19th and 20th century figures including Doyle, Robert Hates, Walser, Cav feemeen, and more are listed with birth or death dates. Also mentions Continental Congress at Annapolis and Thanksgiving Proclamation.
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