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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1935
Page
4
The notice outlines Associated Press crediting and publication policies for this newspaper copy. It specifies that the AP is credited as the source, outlines authority for statements, and notes the paper’s policy on reprinting and corrections. The date shown is Saturday October 17, 1935.
A dramatic moment as the League of Nations votes unanimously to condemn a government and protest actions in Ethiopia. The United States and other nations face pressure to weigh involvement while urging peace and restraint to avoid future wars.
The text recalls President Roosevelt’s ship riding a churning sea toward Cocos Island. As a former assistant secretary of the navy and wartime inspector of naval forces, he would know the heave of the ocean though many citizens grow pale and tremble on deck. Seasickness is described as no joke with fear growing as the boat meets troughs.
The excerpt argues that revenge for past defeats fuels conflict and that many nations carry lingering grudges. It cites France and the loss of Alsace Lorraine to explain how old wounds can provoke repeated wars, suggesting revenge animates national policy and prolongs hostility.
A fragmentary report notes the League of Nations pursuing Italy over its unprovoked actions in Rome. It suggests mounting pressure against Mussolini as leaders warn against a wider war and the danger to world peace.
The text discusses Erle Gardner’s Perry Mason as a stoic hero in court room plots. It notes The Case of the Care Taker's Cat and hints at Smoke Screen by Christopher Hale as other thrilling reads. The tone mirrors a 1940s-50s newspaper book-page review with enthusiastic recommendations.
A concise English lesson highlights common misuses and pronuncia tion tips. It defines benefactor as one who confers benefits and notes daily word study to boost vocabulary.
Fragmentary text discusses business confidence and uncertainty affecting trade and wheels turning. Mentions aid from assurance and reliance on spirit and hope, with concern about timely recovery and trends shaping the outlook.
Local page recalls the Great Frederick Fair opening today under heavy rain. Visitors include President Garrett of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on a inspection trip through Frederick. The event featured bands and crowd cheer amid splashing showers.
Miss Mildred Mohler of Blyiadick and Wilan Fo Zochyrs united in marriage at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Rev. KE MH Lemar officiated as guests gathered for the small ceremony in a quiet town setting.
The Sykesville community hosts a six-county rally at Ward Church and a flurry of visits, parties, and greetings. Residents share birthdays, guest announcements, and a bridal shower for Mrs Love Renhardt Baltimore.
The page includes poems by Folger McKinsey and Wister Seeding about autumn and peace, plus local items: visitors and trips of residents, church events, school address by Raymond O Hyson, a fire at Springfeld Hospital growths site, a move of Dr Hosea McAdso to Massachusetts, and an oyster supper and dance at Lavola Hall in Howard county on Saturday October 12.
The Frederck fair drew large crowds with agriculture displays, sports, and awards. Governor Hares W. Nice led invited guests as communities celebrated Union Manufacturing and Middletown league pennants, new residents declared voting intent, and local groups reported progress on public works and school questions.
A noisy montage lists historic anniversaries and births. Notable figures include Inse Lynnn Beecher, Victor Considerant, Helena Modjeska, Charles Hing, Louis E Be Levy, Columbus discovery, John Fitch, Joseph G Swift, Robert E Lee, Edith Cavell, and several contemporary birth anniversaries. The horoscope foresees a child born today as a future ruler with a mystic, studious nature.
The piece cites opinions from Rev Dr H Fosdick in New York on the middle class and global creativity. Dr Hans eran, a German economist, comments on nations bound by distance. Dr Isaac Doughton discusses American funding needs while Ed und Lowe notes gossip in Hollywood.
By George Ross New York Oct 1. A collage of Broadway era scenes features Gypsy Rose Lee and four chorus girls at Hollywood Cabaret amid LeGuardia noise curbs and a farcical Mickey Mouse birthday causing little turnout. The piece mocks press agents, nightlife excess, and city bustle with colorful anecdotes and social satire.
A medical article explains that sinus infections trigger diverse headaches. Fronta maxillary sphenoidal and ethmoid sinuses may all produce pain, often worse in the morning and tied to congestion. Treatment aims to eliminate sinus infection and pus.
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