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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1935
Page
4
The fragmentary OCR shows an October 7 19 notice referencing publication details for a magazine or column and notes that the writer’s name will not be released, with an authority cited for the alleged effect of opinion. The text signals postal and legal references, including a potential sale matter.
A reader voice scolds lawmakers and political handlers for altering the constitution, mocks reform efforts, and warns against exploiting patriotism. The piece cites national figures, mentions Salvation Army and Evangeline Booth, and criticizes campaign tactics.
The article questions Italy and other nations' gold reserves during wartime, noting Italy's shrinking gold stock to about $37,000 and discussing 90.5 million to 140 million in Italian gold movements. It compares European gold stocks to U.S. holdings and China's and Germany's roles, examining how gold assets affect war costs and peace expenses.
A fragmentary column mocks a planned census in Turkey under Ataturk and contemplates U S responses with a wartime voice. It notes indoor restrictions, police and reporters on duty, and hints at countermeasures such as car census or other methods. The piece references Secretary Hull and President.
Miss Frances Adaline Evans of Washington DC engages William H Bartgis son of Chief Alien Bartgis. Evans trained at Rapidan High School and Garfield Hospital School of Nursing, Bartgis attended Frederick High School and Bilas Electrical School. The wedding is set for December 18 in Washington.
In Frederick a slate contract was awarded to AN Mart man for city works while the Postmaster General announced new postmasters in New Midway John A Barrick Clarksburg and Robert S Hill on Hanson Diller near 1Berty. Other items note a farm sale at Daniel Woodler’s Stearre farm for 3300 and local community events.
William J Grove of Lime Run Md writes about Middletown schools, consolidation plans, and protests against closing outlying schools. He argues funds improve education and oppose removing local schooling, praising community fights to keep schools open.
A county roundup lists Sunday dinners and visits among the Pickett Edwards Haight and surrounding families in Winfield Westminster and New Market plus social gatherings at the Winfield Homemaker club meeting led by Mrs John Goodwin with demonstrations by Mrs Leslie Barnes and Mrs Frederick Fink.
MES ALEXANDER GEORGE FALL DINNER features a variety of poultry, vegetables, and desserts. The text lists dishes and ingredients for a dimmer style feast including browned pheasant, box roux, grapes, plum sauce, and marshmallows, plus instructions for cookies and sugar cookies.
A wide local notices roundup covers visits and trips among residents of Union Bridge and nearby towns including Thurmont Waynesboro and Baltimore. Families like Pryor Sem Blue Ridge Summit Royer Coven Harbaugh and Kaiser are noted with travel and social visits, plus church and club activities at Union Bridge and Westminster.
A chronological list of historical birthdays and notable events from 1749 to 1960s, highlighting figures such as James Boguell John Keats Daniel Emmett Bayard Rathbone and MacMillan, plus events like the Rover warship launch and the Turkish Republic establishment, with a final note on a contemplation about temperament and career effort.
Bible verse fragment and quote by L. E. Landon accompany note that a new cigarette factory will be built in Persia Capais’s area. The plant is expected to roll 13 000 000 cigars daily. The text blends religious reflection with industrial expansion.
A New York Chronicle piece recalls a blind accordionist who serenades Broadway patrons with songs from Porgy and Bess and is revealed to be Isadore Goldfarb, Gershwin’s former classmate, in a warm reunion. It also profiles Fritzi Scheff’s return to the Broadway spotlight and notes aging entertainers like Gus Sandstrom and Burton Holmes as the city revisits its vaudeville past.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains rat bite fever in detail with cases from Tennessee and London. The disease follows a rat bite with a wound infection then fever, rash, weight loss, and possible death in 5 to 7 percent of cases. Treatment includes medicines like salvarsan or arsphenamine and injections.
A garbled note discusses different kinds of intelligence and learning, suggesting some people improve with effort while others may not. It reflects on heritage and brains, ending with a cryptic line about seeing someone at a place called The Neva.
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