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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1935
Page
4
An incomplete notice discusses the rejection of regulations related to A27 parent separation and a court communication. The document references authority, publication by a real name, and a claimed fact or opinion with a post office action noted.
A humorous reflection on the back to school season noting the mixed feelings of children and mothers as vacation ends and routine resumes. It highlights the joy of sports and social activity replacing lengthy summer days and the relief mothers feel when the little ones return to school.
The text extols September as a peak season and the energy of autumn. It stresses momentum from cooler winds and urges action and achievement as a tonic after winter. It frames American effort as balanced between activity and rest and urges everyone to seize opportunity.
Letter to the editor notes seventeen city drunkenness cases slated for trial as police begin weekend rounds. Justice Milton Garner Jr. presiding. court to be suspended tonight. Prohibition critic concerns over liquor laws and reopened consumption.
An old-fashioned recipe section features a frosting Island meal plan and detailed steps for wheat cakes meringue and custard with jelly. A separate crime note reports four youths from Baltimore returned to Frederick after larceny charges involving an automobile theft and claimed confessions.
Sept 4 entries recount visits and guests across families in Sykesville and surrounding towns. Mentions include the Byker and Motes families visiting relatives in Baltimore and Levington, and numerous social calls among Bordley, Mellor, Underwood, Mellor and Cantwell households with church and town events noted.
A survey by The News notes that while Frederick Fair attendance may be low, local business stores report little slump. The piece cites declines in consumer mood but describes steady or improving sales in several sectors and mentions a planned large book collection to be sent to Frederick by a major publisher.
Dr Thomas Wright cites practical aims in education while Jose Turbi praises European composers and American ambition. Leo Carrillo comments on Hollywood and tastemaking as Love Grow laments liquor control boards.
A newspaper notice lists residents and visitors moving between towns as Labor Day season winds down. families from New Cumberland Baltimore and Roanoke travel to Frederick Middletown Luray Hershey Towson and other locales visiting relatives, hosting guests, and taking weekend trips.
The article explains thyroid disorders including overactive or underactive glands and cancer. It notes nodules, cancer spread, surgery, and post operative radiation, plus infection treatment, extra thyroid tissue, thyroid extract uses, and parathyroid glands.
Sept 4 at New Windsor Mrs Edger Stule Arlington visited her parents with her two daughters spending the summer here. Mr and Mrs Charles Hocken Smith Taneytown visited their daughter Mrs H E Roop and family. Prof Harold Eaton and family returning from Indiana to teach chemistry at Blue Ridge College. Herbert Smeiser returns from Vermont boys camp. Mrs William Parrish of Baltimore visiting Mrs Margaret Ensor.
A historical list noting anniversaries, births, and events. Includes Edward Bates, Charles Pollen, Marcus Whitman, Phoebe Cary, William Lind, and Henry Hudson discoveries. Mentions early public notices like the first electric power station in NYC 1883 and various anniversaries.
The Maryland Department of the American Legion opens its annual convention in Ocean City on September 2 with the bonus march and a tight race for department Commander on the program. The event signals a busy agenda for the legionnaires.
New York dated Sept 4 reports Harpo Marx still owes on a harp bought at eighteen after the harp maker’s fire erased the debt. Also featured is Farran Zerbe’s world money collection at Chase National Bank with items from Fugio cents to wampum and exotic barter goods used as money.
Activities run through Saturday with the Auxiliary by 3 F McNulty and Paul M. The 40 and 8 and Higginbotham of Baltimore with Roy L. Legion members and Pyke Phoenix and Charles S Houck attend. A three-candidate contest for Stew Commander is noted along with Mrs B F Blubaugh and daughter Jean Blubaugh and Mr Burhman and Miss Mary Cramer as possible nominees. The Cr
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