One Answer to Communism and Co operatives Abroad
Roger W Babson argues Sweden's cooperative and state role shows how public utilities and key industries can be efficiently run by government or consumer cooperatives. He contrasts Sweden's gradual recovery from the Depression with the U S, praising education and free enterprise balance while warning against monopolies. He cites Swedish co operatives controlling significant wholesale and retail activity, lower prices, and strong consumer protections as a model to study.
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Breden
Budc Hessi
Snol Aps
Tm Hot
Sweden
Union
Ita
Monapol
Manuly
Scandinavia
Aishoush Aiid
Publishers Financial Bureau
Today in History and Birthdays from Toonerville
A compact column lists anniversaries and birthdays with names such as Alexander Campbell Andrew Hoon and Charles Dulles Waits, noting dates and brief biographical anchors. The feature also marks historical events and a brief horoscope, preserving the old style daily digest tone.
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Alexander Campbell
Duty
Claest
Ireland
Bethany
W. Va
Andrew H. Poon
New Hayes Conn
New York
Burchard Mo ooHer
Sea York
America
Charles Dulles Waits
Mass
Hitters
de Rene Om Et Land Congregational
Cheistian
Endeavor
Ayleiner Canada
Herbert Ho Atgith
Pressure for calm as 1936 campaign looms in nation
A 1935 reflection urges restraint amid rising political tensions. It cautions against violence, notes Republicans and Democrats share goals of prosperity, and calls for measured debate. Treasury chief urges cutbacks to ease fears, while cautioning against government debt for daily needs.
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Benatar Huey
South Ameria
Bible Thought on Pear Pit Snare and Misfortune
A fragmentary devotional note cites a verse from Legiah 24 17 about pears pits and snares. It laments the earib habitation and thorns, noting no remedy but to move quickly through misfortunes. It reflects on the greater harm from prolonged misfortune and a Voltairean sense of frustration.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Items
From The News columns dated Sept 12 1885 and Sept 17 1915 the fragment notes include a watermelon sale remark, a medical scare along Montgomery County, Milton A Wood and Dr Hardt leaving for Washington to trade as grocer, a ventral illness in Summers Shooks Town, a farm growth with long girth records, party primary implications and predicted margins, an extreme heat alert and a chill to election mood, a local sunstroke case in Middletown, a campaign mail blitz by Columbia district boosters, a near-miss for County Commissioner John W Holter, and Milton T Engle celebrating his fortieth birthday at the New Buffalo Cafe.
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Milton A. Woodward
DR. Hardt
Washinton
Montgomery County
Ward
John F Summers
Shookstown
Beir Alban M. Wood
Tearher
Emerson Hartington
William J. Grove
Campaurn
Jenn Beolut
Reed
Middletown
Oscar Holter
Milton T. Engle
Mew
Buffalo Cafe
Lewistown Women's Club marks seventh anniversary meeting
The Lewistown Women's Club held its first meeting of the season and decorated its seventh anniversary in the Community Hall. Mrs. Mae Miller presided with greetings. eighteen members and guests attended. A banquet followed with club colors green and yellow and an anniversary cake. Various readings, songs, and poems showcased club activity and unity while highlighting youth role. The next meeting is set for September 18 at Mrs. Henry Stottlemyer's home with Welfare and clothing drives on the program.
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Lewistown
Dorothy Utterback
Ellope
Mamie Palmer
Méhrle Ramsburg
Paul Buhrman
Lewistown Women's Club
Wustrate
Tnt
Mary Virginia Kelly
Albert Powell, Jr
Jacob Ramsburg
Henry Stottlemyer
Reuben Lease
Hunters Receive License As Squirrel Season Opens
Hagerstown September 1 A hunting license was issued today in Washington County to Clarence Deneen of Hancock. Citizens note his age as 100 and highlight his past as an expert shot in local woods.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Clarence Denees
Hancock
P. Bridses
Benes
Deneen
MENUS OF THE DAY BY MRS ALEXANDER GEORGE
Menu notes list multiple recipes including baked white fish, scalloped potatoes, buttered spinach, biscuits, currant jelly, cabbage salad, sour cream dressing, and Chicago raised doughnuts. Instructions describe sour cream uses, doughnut yeast method, and step by step preparation, with quantities and timing interwoven.
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Alexander George
Chicago
Health by Dr Morris Fishbein Editor JAMA Journal
Dr Morris Fishbein writes about health topics in the Journal of the American Medical Association and The Hygria Health Magazine, outlining medical journalism, ethics, and public health concerns. The piece emphasizes accuracy, professional standards, and accessible medical guidance for readers.
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Morris Fishbell
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygria
He Health Magazine
Whooping cough germ culture method described
A fragment describes isolating the germ of whooping cough by exposing a culture plate near a patient to obtain a live sample and then returning it to the lab for study. It mentions nursing staff exposure, child care, and keeping others away from the patient as part of infection control.
Parachute ace Colonel Julian rises in Harlem and Ethiopia
The Harlem based Colonel Hubert Fauntleroy Julian rises as a flamboyant parachute jumper and self styled pilot. He gains favor with Haile Selassie and is made a royal air force colonel with a generous salary while performing stunts and publicity feats.
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Clarence Chamberlin
Julian
Port of Spun
Trinidad
Harlem
Canada
Sir Corps
Colonel Chamberlin
Lear
Chamberlin
Plane
Chuter
Hubert Fauntleroy
M. D
Malaku Bayen
Ras Tafar
Haile Selassie XV
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Black Eagle
Royal Air Force
Menelek
Whooping cough care and a bank building sale noted
The article outlines medical guidance for managing whooping cough in children, including room conditions, clothing, sunlight exposure, diet, and cautious use of medicines and vaccines. It also reports Lancaster Jacques Jr purchasing a three story building in Smithsburg for 26750, via the Panty Bank and noting other bank closings.
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Hagerstown
Lanreter Jacques, Jr
Smithsburg
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