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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1935
Page
4
The article marks Labor Day 1935 as a holiday that blends protest and vacation. It notes the day now signals both rest and a measure of leisure tied to American labor, highlighting workers’ gains and the holiday’s broader social symbolism.
A reader laments the loss of the Brooketown bell and criticizes the shift from county to city schools. The letter argues unified schooling for all children and warns that material status can affect self esteem and education, urging preservation of local roots. The old Snookatown school is renamed Ten Oaks on Rose Lane and will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Ridgely after September 1.
A garbled OCR-like text compiles dates, battles, births, and events from various eras. It mentions Sack dates such as 1789, 1776, 1814, 1918, and names like McKinley, Nelson, Taft, and Garfiett, alongside places and items from Harvard to California.
The text cites Hosea verse about sowing wind and reaping whirlwind and adds a remark by Charles Simmons on wilderness and punishment. It reflects moral commentary on fault and collective shame, noting that unpunished wrongdoing harms the broader community.
Wilbur Palmer reports rapid leaf loss in the yard at 231 Maat Fourth Street. Mack Landix found an infestation of American tent caterpillars forming a three cornered tent like webs among Lombardy poplars. The pests have damaged growth and are studied by local residents.
Local items from The News columns recount weather and events across Frederick. A flood disaster or heavy rain marked August, with incidents including Eddie Mealey’s neck injury and a grocer’s marriage. Fifteen years later Emmitsburg residents push for rail extension and a Blue Ridge League banquet ends season. Jacob Engelbrecht, veteran News reporter, was knocked from a bicycle, suffering a bruised wrist.
Disrupted OCR text describes a parachute display during a Soviet Aviation Festival in Almaza with many colored chutes blooming in the wind as jumpers descend from large planes. The scene emphasizes the spectacle and safety concerns of the event.
A readable menu list shows breakfast items like grapefruit, cream toast, coffee, soup and wafer snacks, and dinner options including liver and bacon, baked potatoes, jam, lettuce, and desserts. A separate wedding menu and a birthday notice follow with social details. A local arrest note reports Carsol Hoy, a colored man from Frederick County, charged with firing a pistol at a dance and given ten days in jail, suspended on costs.
A compact history list marks anniversaries of John Howard Lucretia Hale Sumner J Kimball Henry George Eugene Field Hoke Smith and others. It notes 1666 London fire 1789 Treasury creation 1792 Paris mob actions 1870 Sedan surrender and 1923 Italy League dispute. Also lists today’s birthdays and a brief horoscope urging liberal education and moral grounding.
A reflection by N. A. Lupburry on wealth and hope. The piece contrasts rich and poor, arguing money does not guarantee happiness and noting the poor may find contentment in simple joys. It questions the value of vast wealth amid life’s uncertainties.
New York, Sept 2. An exhibit at a local department store highlights how post stamps neglect women worldwide while Turkey issues stamps honoring suffrage leaders and women's activities. Among featured items are stamps honoring Molly Pitcher and Martha Washington, and a Cuban poetess on a rare stamp. Also noted are odors and masking in kitchens study led by Dr. John Wallace.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the thyroid’s function and thyroxin, its impact on metabolism and nerves, and how overactivity leads to toxic goiter. Treatment includes iodine, X-rays, or partial or total thyroid removal, with preoperative conditioning and heart care for at-risk patients.
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