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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1935
Page
4
A 1938 front page letter column outlines standards for reader communications and editor corrections. It describes how opinions are published with writers’ names and requires written consent for publishing. The note notes corrections and accountability in The News.
European debtors face no hindrance to financing future conflict by shifting partial payments from old obligations. The piece notes a $12,000,000,000 US claim from 1914 19 and discusses Johnson Act effects, Finland as an exception, and Secretary Hulls warning to Russia regarding Comintern plots. It highlights US Russia ties and the need to curb dangerous international schemes.
A medical report shows skin becomes highly sensitive to certain dyes after contact, causing eruptions. Patch testing helps identify the offending substance. avoidance of the irritant prevents recurrence, while a dermatologist can provide soothing treatments and guidance.
The Masonic Council of Gaithersburg submitted invoices totaling $10,000 to Francis A. Devden, Works Progress Administrator, for a local project. Plans include road resurfacing, macadamizing Montgomery and Prennis streets, plus general improvements. About 20 men are expected to work, with $2,000 of the cost to be paid by the town toward completion. state administrator Sephon Cromwell and Montgomery County Work Division are overseeing.
Local column recaps events from September 10 1885 and 9 1954 in Frederick. Notes include court proceedings, road commission bids, repairs to walls, a railway engine accident involving Frank Kamiet, and social items such as weddings of Rev W Lloyd Anderson and Elma Clapp, with details of family backgrounds and education.
The article chronicles Huey Long's rise from a Winnfield area farm to national prominence as a Louisiana governor and U.S. senator. It highlights his early life, education, legal career, and rapid political ascent including impeachment battles, oil policy moves, and the 1930 U.S. Senate victory. It notes his controversial tactics, wealth-building through stock, and his enduring influence in Louisiana politics.
An Anthony Cuginn known as Teny cae Stinger, connected to serious incidents, died by suicide in New Yar Quarters after a cavitare on Sivon Island Moon. He had confessed to grave cases that plagued him.
A period menu card lists a luncheon supper or dinner plan with Veal Cutlets Mashed Squash Pecan Muffins and Butter Lettuce. It includes a pineapple juice peach custard and a dessert compote with peaches and almonds and a garlic pepper garnish.
A scrambled note appears detailing datev English lesson content. It mentions misused words and word choices with examples and hints about pronunciation. Names like James Sax and Thomnar are referenced in a garbled passage alongside references to wages and various terms.
Personal notes reveal Richard Bennett’s children shun the stage for wealth. The piece mentions Duke Ellington, Maurice Chevalier, Norma Shearer, Grace Moore, Shaw’s The Simpleton of the Unexpected Isle, Tobacco Road ads, and various New York cultural highlights with frequent asides on actors, restaurants, and society figures.
A kaleidoscope of anniversaries lists births and deaths across centuries. Notable names include Nicholas Biddle, Mungo Park, John Crittenden, Sir William Crompton, William T. Harms, and Elias Howe. The list spans politics, science, invention, and exploration, with era dates and brief attributions.
A fragment from LUFBUROW explores choosing a trainer and team readiness amid doubt. The voice reflects a unsettled, early modern tone about preparation, purpose, and persistence in a world of uncertainty.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Shenstone and a dated reference 469 ti Tet. The readable fragments reference a Bible thought topic and pursuit imagery, but the passage lacks clear narrative or identifiable names beyond Shenstone and a cryptic date.
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