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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1935
Page
4
A 1938 discussion by D Walter Williams of the University of Missouri argues newspapers retain influence amid busy modern life. He notes rising readership, more households receiving multiple papers, and broader consideration of newspaper opinion, despite shifting political campaigns.
The text outlines a confused, partial discussion on federal air safety regulation and technology, mentioning air travel, cars, and concerns of public safety. It hints at bureaucratic friction, the role of commerce authorities, and a push for information sharing among safety managers.
A Book a Day reviews Bruce Catton on government control of business. The author predicts a future where government ownership or central control guides essential production and prices. The book, published by Macmillan, argues for a national budget to ensure constant supply amid cycles.
Fragmentary text presents a daily English lesson focusing on word selection and spelling. The readable lines suggest guidance on one word per day and an emphasis on correct form, with scattered hints of a lesson structure and example prompts.
A frigid front drives brisk winds and dropping temperatures across the region. By Tuesday afternoon a light snow and icy conditions were noted in some areas as the cold air lingers. Forecasters warn of continued below normal temperatures with chilly winds from the north and gusts near the coast. A storm system brought a brief mix in places, while autumn’s unsettled pattern persists with the season’s typical variability.
The Past Noble Grands Assim iatiot of Aatmaritan Rebekah Lodge met at Miss Else Stone's home with Miss Sadie Ogle presiding. Minutes by Miss Katherine Ridenour. Members listed. adjourned November 1 after refreshments.
This archival snippet recalls Frederick events from fifty and twenty years ago, mentioning political figures like Irving Parson e and local concerns near Middletown and Buckeystown. It highlights a car accident near Middletown, a barber exam note, roads and bridges, and a Buckeystown Turnout Company directors meeting electing Charles Rohrtack as president succeeding Dr. D. J. McKinney.
A birthday surprise party for Mrs Lawrence Haley was hosted Tuesday evening at her mother Mrs Mary M Stouter’s home near Emmitsburg. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Haley and daughter Rachel, Mrs Mary M Stouter, Mr and Mrs Romanus Florence and daughter Lottie, Mr and Mrs Joseph Hales, Mr and Mrs Martin Stouter, Mrs Andrew McClear and daughter Pauline, plus numerous others and children. A daughter Jean Lowse was born September 2. The Newtons of Baltimore attended prior to marriage. The event featured many local families and community members from Emmitsburg and nearby towns.
Fragmentary historical word garble appears to quote a Bible reflection on the heart and human misery. It mentions Beeltesiaies and a dark moral tone urging detachment from worldly care, with no clear person or event.
A long list of historical birthdays and events, noting figures such as Theodore Tilton Ferdinand Foch and Major John Andre, with dates and places. Includes references to battles, conferences, and notable political figures, alongside a scatter of editorial commentary on society and education.
Fragmented OCR notes report travel and community items. Wilma Colman of Anaheim and Miss Katherine Staley resume studies at Hood College, with George Garrett mentioned. Weekend visits to Koaxile and Muay iamd appear in garbled form alongside a March 16 anniversary note and a basketball game reference.
Harney October wedding reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Sikape with 14 attendees. Newlyweds Roenaive Valentine and Roland Bragan of Buckeys announce residence at Lil Bas Church street. Local birthday dinner honors Ida Lands at 80 and Charles Schildt at 40 with many Harney residents attending. Community updates include visits, dinners, and notices of baptisms and condolences.
Menu serves four with Meatless Dinner items including Noodle Ring with Cheese Buttered Peas Bread Apricot Conserve Jeiled Fruit Mold Chocolate Cake with Peppermint Frosting Coffee. Ingredients list details eggs milk cheese parsley paprika and other baking items. Demonstrates step by step mixing and baking instructions for a chocolate cake and peppermint frosting.
A jumble of public figures and opinions fills the page with references to war in Europe, religious awakening, and political figures like Bo Kenosz and Dr Clarence Wilson. The text includes garbled lines and stray notes on policies, plus a stray aside on potato nutrition. The fragment presents as a chaotic column of quotes, initials, and partial phrases from multiple speakers.
The piece recounts a string of performers who failed early, then found success on stage and screen. It highlights Cardini, Rudolph Valentino, George S Kaufman, Richman, Richman’s rise, W Fields, Deanne Engels, Rain, The Last Warning, Harold Raynor, Father Joseph Connors, Harold Arlen, Evelyn Venable, John Charles Thomas, Genevieve, Richard Bennett, Margalo Gillis, and legacy figures in theater and film.
Dr Morris Fishbein critiques the injection method for treating hernia, noting surgeons largely reject it due to risks and poor cure rates. He warns readers against popular medical writers promoting injections, citing lack of evidence and potential fatal inflammations from treated patients.
Local column discusses looming taxes and the burden on citizens. It argues spending drives growth toward a day of reckoning and urges readers to decide to do their part. Mentions N. A. Lufburrow and family returning home after visiting friends.
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