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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1935
Page
4
This notice summarizes awards at the Great Frederick Fair. It mentions premium winners and notes Associated Press policy on printing. The item is a dated, copy-heavy caption with editorial policy disclaimers and postal service filing details.
The notice warns that autumn brings the peak accident rate due to fading light and slippery pavements. It urges caution for pedestrians and drivers and mentions ongoing fair results with livestock, including Holstein Friesian classes and prize winnings by Robertson Farms, McKendree Walker and Son, and others.
An essay extols October, praising its vigor and beauty. The author contrasts months from March to December and lauds October for its fresh air, color, and sense of accomplishment, portraying it as a time of sober thought and defining tasks completed.
The passage speaks of time as a constant, unwavering force guiding every moment of the day at 1047. It warns against wasting time and urges wise use to gain benefits, while acknowledging retribution for idleness and noting a paradox about partial loss upon success.
A historical column recalls events from 1935 and 1965 in Frederick, noting the Frederick Library Association held a meeting at Rev Dr brill and Mrs L M Nixdorf residence, and details about the Frederick Baseball Association, local executives, and a minor accident with no injuries.
Unclear garbled report hints Governor Martin and associates at a Mississippi gathering. The text references a drawing, prizes, and mentions of state political circles, with scattered names and numbers, but the overall meaning is obscured and details are unreliable.
A fragmentary page lists day menus with peppers, corn, and baked goods, followed by community notices about Mrs. M. L. Stottlemiyer, local farms, and village families. Entries mention Union Bridge, Roland Park, and Maryland hospital updates, plus a note that Japan does not decorate soldiers for bravery.
Today in History recounts notable birth and death anniversaries such as 1782 Lewis Cass 1830 Harriet Hosmer 1839 Winfield Scott Schley 1854 Myron Herrick 1860 Leonard Wood 1863 Edward Bok and other events including 1760 Berlin siege and 1779 Manchester riot. Birthdays feature Aimee Semple McPherson Martin Johnson and others with a late horoscope predicting success in business pursuits.
Ray Child examined for school task as health guidance notes emphasize the need for complete physical exams. The article discusses encouraging comprehensive checks during summer to ensure well being for the upcoming school year.
The column estimates Manhattan night clubs, cabarets and hotels seat about 30 000 guests at a time with profits nearing 55 million dollars annually. It outlines a 200 seat club plan with over 100 staff and lists expected operating costs and potential rackets tied to the industry.
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