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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1935
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text from a 1935 Daily News page mentions farms, consents, and a political or legal context. The readable portion names place holders and dates but lacks a complete event or person details to define a clear headline or outcome.
Congress adjourns to give the country a break from politics while debates about the presidency persist. Constitution Day next Sept 17 is urged across the United States with Sons of the American Revolution planning patriotic programs and church sermons to honor the Charter and national anthem.
A devotional reflection by Henry Taylor centers on fearing the Lord as the source of wisdom. The piece cites Chronicles 18 25 4 and emphasizes reverence for God above other deities.
The fragment presents a column titled Flapper Fanny Says with the repeated phrase Flapper Fanny Says and the odd ending ptt ye, indicating a short comic or parody item. No clear event, dates, or persons are discernible in readable text.
A jumble of recipes and food items appears with a list of dishes and kitchen instructions. Separately a fire incident at United company’s truck yard near 24 West Al Savin Street is noted followed by a Gaithersburg mayoral outing in Hershey Pennsylvania with attendees including State Senator Sieeman Prewott and County officials.
A set of local items recalls events from 1685 and 1915. Notes cover Westminster finances, a Point of Rocks tournament committee, a Frederick telephone exchange, and cave-ins delaying a new city pipe line near Yellow Springs. Also mentions Hebrew year 4418 services led by Leo Weinberg and David Weinberg.
A harsh look at William McFee's The Beach Comber. The article argues the ship captain's repeated ruin caused by eager women is self made but entertaining and questions the author's oversight of the skipper’s failures. Published by Doubleday Doran and Co.
A critical note on Europa by Robert Briffault argues prewar Europe hangs on decadence and impending collapse. The tale follows a gifted English biologist who travels through England France Italy and Germany, socializing with elite circles and a Russian duchess, amid a world on the brink of upheaval.
Mr and Mrs Woodrow W Corbin hosted a surprise house warming at Westminster. Guests included Mrs Louise Darner of Frederick before her June marriage, with relatives Mabel Corebin Elisabeh Rankin Richard Corbin Edward Corbin and others from Westminster Pleasant Valley and Harpers Perry in attendance.
The regular meeting of the Meyer and Council adjourned as the new board took office. Retiring members Williams and Kine left, while Ernest Le Main and Anthony Hedges joined from the First and Second Wards. Mayor Harry Rhace announced committee appointments. The council referred a water damage claim to the Water committee, discussed sewer plans with Whitman Reynardt & Smith, and approved WPA project funding up to 20 percent or $43 000 for water system improvements.
The Montgomery County Christian Endeavor Union will mark its 13th anniversary with a banquet at the Darnestown Presbyterian Church Friday. J B Winter of Baltimore, former Maryland Christian Endeavor president, will be principal speaker. Key officers Miss Lillian Rode and Clark Boyer will organize events and installation follows the banquet as 18 weeks of intensive Endeavor work begin.
Mason Wilbur Gray of Poolesville, 34, was appointed to the Military Academy at West Point by President Roosevelt. Gray must pass competitive exams next March and, if successful, enter the academy in July. He is the son of the late Major Mason Wilbur Gray, a U.S. Army officer killed in World War I. The family once lived in Washington and Gray, educated there, graduated last June.
A county wide Constitution Day celebration is set for Tuesday night September 17 in Rockville high school. The Col Tench Tilghman Chapter DAR sponsors with county organizations co operating. Mrs Franklin C Gelzendanner, regent of the chapter, heads the committee.
Local residents recount visits to Geneva and Niagara Falls in Ontario Canada and Welland canal. Families aboard motor trips to Akron and New York while others report hospital updates and social visits across Brunswick streets.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports that rural residents live several years longer than city dwellers. Statistics for whites up to 1930 show city births averaging around 56 years of life, rural births about 62 years, with regional variations. The article notes higher life expectancy in states with less industrialization and discusses factors such as sanitation and housing.
New York reports on goldbeating stainless steel effects and protests on taste and pollution. The piece notes goldbeaters on Hudson Street and Greenwich Village, describes the process and costs, and details the decline of sideward al fresco dining in Manhattan, highlighting the Royal on Second Avenue and Herman the busboy who cashes checks for patrons.
The text describes divers who surface with dizziness and memory loss after an underwater incident. Investigators propose a psychoexistical disturbance affecting recall while basic awareness remains. They suggest a strong athletic male as a suitable subject profile for further study.
A hasty view of world affairs prompts warnings of calamity and fear of war. The piece questions whether war could be deferred and whether public dread might ease if the threatening crisis subsides, noting the nation’s armed posture as a factor.
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