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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
4
The article reflects on President Roosevelt's export ban on war materiel and America's risk if the conflict widens. It critiques nations pursuing self interest, urges fairness, and questions how to prevent future wars despite international bodies and accords.
The piece mocks Italian actions in Ethiopia under Mussolini, portraying the advance as a polished but brutal form of civilization. It scoffs at Italian rhetoric about democracy and progress, noting the destruction of civilians and the paradox of “civilizing” dark areas. The tone is caustic and satirical about the invaders and their moral standing.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the medical debate on ruptures or hernias. Surgery or injection methods are weighed by surgeons, with risks of strangulation if untreated and varying outcomes by technique and patient factors.
Local items report a crowded house for Henry's celebrated minstrels at City Hall under Jacob Schmidt, with Henry showing flashy diamonds and women paying their way. A 12 year old Harry Benson narrowly escaped death when falling between wagon wheels. a spokesawged away saved him. Megdehina Tara fractured a rib after an accident near Mid-Town. Fire destroyed a large strawstack near Fred J onick. life saved by firemen. Delicous fall raspberries grown by Thomas Travers near Rockwell Terrace were moved to The News office.
An analysis argues that aggressive labor campaigns and the Wagner Act harmed New England industry by driving production to nonunion areas. It cites 1900–1935 cost rises, mill closures, and migration toward the Pacific Coast and nonunion districts, warning unions may hurt national wealth.
A compact lesson explains common misuses and pronunciation hints. It defines dubious meaning, lists synonyms like inward internal and inside, and promotes vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily with examples such as eradicate meaning to root out or destroy utterly.
The article traces Halloween's roots to Druids and Roman festivals, notes October's name origin, and describes how the night sky changes with seasons. It highlights Polaris as the fixed pole star and lists major constellations in the northern sky, including the Big Dipper.
The article discusses guiding stars from Arab tradition including Ursa Major and Ursa Minor with labored sky lore. It then shifts to New York life with a vacation notice, a noisy hotel stay in New Orleans, and an upcoming feature by George Ross on theater and dining.
Bruce Catton surveys Alexis Carrel's Man the Unknown praising its reach yet warning modern society risks collapse without aligning social sciences with physical science. He highlights Carrel’s calls for purposeful civilization growth and rational study to avert disaster.
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