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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1935
Page
4
The Daily News states its editorial policy and standards for publication. It explains that communications may be published only with real names and authorizations, and that unsigned or anonymous remarks will be excluded. The notice is filed with the Frederick post office as second class matter.
October 14, 1935 notes big weekend football ahead with wide attendance from Princeton to Columbus. Highlights include 49,000 at Princeton, 40% at Ann Arbor, 35,000 at Pittsburgh, and 7,000 at Columbus. discusses stadium growth, auto travel, and prospective pro interest amid war profiteer slogans. Also lists anniversaries, historical dates, and today’s birthdays and horoscopes.
A reflective note laments global disorder from dust and unrest, noting Africa’s ongoing war and the uncertain future. The writer, N A Lufburrow, urges cautious optimism as events unfold and small changes may influence the world’s next act.
Local items from The News columns dated October 14 1885 recount yesterday’s rain at the fair grounds with soggy tracks and new stands. Judges arrive at 10:15 am to review grounds and exhibits while out of town visitors include Rev John Harding and Mrs Alfred Belt of Baltimore and other locals.
President Roosevelt’s tour signals early campaign themes with focus on agriculture and power, hinting at a balanced budget and bipartisan appeal. The piece notes speeches avoid party label while praising Johnson and Berresheim and contends the West may decide the election.
A scrambled OCR excerpt discusses political and religious themes with mentions of Capper Roosevelt and a Western crusade. The text blends quotes and errors, making it difficult to extract a clear event or report. No coherent reportable item emerges from the readable fragments.
The article discusses campaign themes from Roosevelt's 1932 run, noting emphasis on economic policy over digressions and the anticipated issue surfacing on the Democratic side. It mentions a Monday meeting at Hood College with non resident student representatives and details on a senior student, Darner, being installed as a representative. It also reports Hammaker opening a plant near Towson and the transfer of Hammaker Brothers interests to his brother Ernest.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines emergency steps for brain hemorrhage. Put the patient to bed on the back, then side to prevent choking, maintain quiet, and conserve heart and brain blood flow. Seek medical care if blood pressure allows. Emphasizes splints, movements, and nursing to aid recovery while avoiding unnecessary strain.
New York reports a surge of over a dozen new Broadway side-street nightclubs opening in two weeks, rivalries intensifying as venues from El Morocco to The Auditors Brothers lure lavish crowds with champagne and velvet interiors. Rodeo week floods streets with cowboys and promoters, as Madison Square Garden hosts contests and fans chase prizes amid a wild mix of showbiz and Western pageantry.
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