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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1935
Page
4
The notice asserts Associated Press ownership of news content, forbids publication of any false statements, and states editors will correct errors. It notes no communications will be published without consent, emphasizes authority over alleged facts, and lists publication details for Fredericton, Maryland, with date October 8, 1935.
The Frederick County Agricultural Society exhibition opens with favorable weather forecast and filled displays. Officials promise horse racing and diverse amusements as residents and former locals return for a county homecoming week, hoping for strong patronage and a successful season.
A retrospective column argues garters for men are back on campuses signaling a broader shift in American values. The piece cites past warnings of decay, youth absenteeism, and economic boom busts, calling garter revival a marker of a new era in national history.
More than 30,000 U.S. grocers closed their doors since 1929 while a slightly smaller number started up in the same period, reflecting dramatic industry turnover.
An old note explains mushrooms contain mostly water and far fewer calories than beef. It outlines that one pound of mushrooms yields about 20 calories versus 400 for beef, and offers a recipe for mushroom based dishes including stuffing and oysters on toast with butter, onion, bread crumbs, and seasonings.
A historical item notes events from October 8 1888 and 1889 in Frederick. The piece mentions floral items from the Cohwmps and visits by board members including C E Leming superintendent, to residences on East Second Street, and references to local officials and a Reform Consistory proposal.
A massive explosion at the Golden Soya Products plant on North Laramie Avenue in Chicago injured about 50 people and killed several. Debris rained down as crews used pick axes and acetylene torches to clear wreckage. Officials fear the blast may reach a wider area and estimate cleanup could take weeks with damages possibly reaching six hundred thousand dollars or more.
Relief funds of about 260.55 million dollars received White House approval for expenditure by Rexford Tugwell's administration through June 3, 19M. Of this, 241.5 million was from the Works Progress Administration and 4 billion total appropriation.
Reporters note that Arcfighters believed a particular factor caused the disaster, with authorities weighing the evidence and seeking confirmation from witnesses and experts. The claim centers on a single variable cited by those involved in the investigation.
Daily note explains common errors with pronouns and the word incongruity. It contrasts correct forms and offers guidance on pronunciation spelling and usage for readers aiming to grow vocabulary daily.
The sketch describes three dresses: a striped taffeta party frock with puffed organza sleeves and velvet trim for dancing. a blue velveteen dress with pink crepe blouse and shiny silver buttons. and a rust wool classroom knit with brown trim. The piece advises suitable outfits for awkward ages and body types.
The article presents a home dinner plan with a baked ham loaf, sweet potatoes, apple sauce, bread, tomato salad, dressing, gingerbread, and coffee. It details ingredient lists and steps for several dishes, including quantities, mixing, and baking times. It emphasizes planning and preparing meals to teach the learner.
A compilation of birth, death, and event anniversaries with names like John Ruggles Henry G Hubbard John Hay Bruno Hauptmann Eddie Rickenbacker and others. It notes dates of birth and death and events from 1762 to 1934 with brief biographical details and a short horoscope.
Paul Harrison surveys Washington Market on Manhattan’s west side where produce wholesalers, farmers, and peddlers operate through the night. Barges, trucks, and auctioneers move crates in a busy, almost lawless labor world while guards are rare and prices are set in shifting terms.
A brief reflection warns against despising children and emphasizes God’s watch over them. It urges caregivers to make children happy, claiming no other good can compensate for failing in this duty. The exhortation cites Matthew 18 10 and notes accountability before the Father in heaven.
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