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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1935
Page
4
A fragment discusses a reflection on reputation and publication of letters to the editor. It mentions communications and the need for authority for publishing alleged reports. The piece references a Molly corrected text and a writer.
The article notes local football players gain hero status and admire manly vigor from the community. It contrasts their glamorous image with the cold reception they face when seeking work, likening it to a winter swim after hero worship ends.
Administrators face a choice between spending on substantial long term projects or quick relief programs. Permanent benefits from large investments are weighed against rapid unemployment relief. Five years hence residents will judge which approach best served national needs.
An Oklahoma lawyer faced a potential landmark ruling after a misquoted or misheard performance freedom issue. The appellate court is likely to set aside punishment tied to the act, arguing no person should be punished for a lawyer's art or speech in this context.
Revival services start Sunday evening at Middleburg M E church and will run for two weeks. Evangelist Robert Crack from Lancaster Pa will lead the services along with Samuel Frook of Chambersburg. Other local residents mentioned include Mrs EW Culp who is recovering in Baltimore Hospital. the pansy note reports it developed from the violet in the last 300 years.
Saturday notes from Frederick county cover upcoming Frederick Fair plans and a busy week of baseball championship games plus local events. Mentions include church activities, Kiwanis Baby show entries, missionary society gathering, and September marriages, with optimistic weather forecasts for next week.
The text cites Psalms 210 with a prayer against adversaries and notes an epitaph for a SUR by AE AUR and Maclaren. It appears as a garbled collage of religious quotation and name fragments with unclear origin.
A fragmented Frederick item page recalls a nightly fire on Market Street near Lithosite, a death as a city founder gives age at 82, and a list of local committees formed for events. The State Board of Barber Examiners visits, police expand force, and a marriage at Trinity Southern Methodist Church is noted along with Epworth League officers.
Sykesville area notes longtime residents and visitors, including Mr and Mrs Andrew Brandenburg and families from Baltimore and Philadelphia. The column lists social calls, church and club meetings, a homemaker demonstration on curtains, and plans for upcoming events around Oct and Nov. Several locals travel to New York and Roanoke, with engagements at Glenwood and Battery Springs, plus funeral attendance in Westminster.
The Carroll County Council of Education met at the Mt Airy Methodist Episcopal church with a gelled dinner at 6 15 pm. About 20 pastors 25 superintendents and 85 Sunday school teachers and workers attended the event. Reports were given by Dr Lawrence C Little president and Western Maryland College dean Irving A Buckingham vice president Rev Felix B Peck treasurer Miss Nelle Wooden Hampstead superintendent of Children’s work and George K Mather superintendent of Leadership Training.
Rev Howard Amoss and others head Westminster church leaders as Carroll County Council holds a mass meeting in Ridgeville auditorium. Officers and committees named for leadership training and week day school. Dr M J Shroyer presides. Rev A Sut Waku speaks on life of the church. first visit to Carroll County noted.
In New Windsor on Oct 5 a surprise shower celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Albaugh at the Albaugh home. Guests included Edward Stem George Gorsuch Ralph Roop Thomas Warner Clyde Barnes William Albaugh and Albert Albaugh plus the Alexander Barnes Waddell Black Holland Gorsuch and Roop siblings and others. Music and refreshments followed the gifts.
A compact list of historical anniversaries and birthdays with figures such as Jonathan Edwards Denis Diderot Chester A Arthur Edward Trudeau Thomas Hitchcock and John Erskine. It notes events like Turkey declaring war on Russia and Spain crushes a revolution failing to reach deeper context.
Public Health Service surveys show one third of 2000 children aged 6 to 16 have subnormal vision and one sixth need glasses due to strain. Proper lighting, measured in foot candles, reduces eyestrain. reading distances and type sizes are advised with larger print for younger students.
A crowded New York fragment details visits to police headquarters and the Stock Exchange gallery, reflecting tense security and public interest. It mentions Harlequin revival meetings, all night markets, and a range of services from editing manuscripts to personal assistants, plus notes on desertion and bigamy cases investigated by the Desertion Bureau.
Fragmentary text appears to describe a daily English lesson with unclear lines and stray phrases. The readable parts mention a word, timing, and appreciation, but concrete facts or events are not discernible. No identifiable persons or organizations are present.
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