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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
7
A stark critique of auto accidents argues that publicizing the brutal outcomes in vivid detail will curb reckless driving. The piece cautions readers about sensational imagery while urging constant, concrete awareness of motorist risk, noting yearly fatalities and injuries across the United States.
A vivid warning on the dangers of high speed driving. The piece recounts brutal crash scenes, detailing shattered bodies, flying glass, and gruesome injuries to illustrate how speeding turns ordinary roads into death traps. It cites instances on the Albany Post Road and other sites, stressing the inevitability of tragedy and the need for cautious driving.
A collage of voices questions prosperity and war while a lurid medical tragedy unfolds. The text blends social critique and personal peril as a narrator recalls Britain, America, and a world on edge. It hints at theater, romance, and the grim aftermath of a severe accident.
A fragmentary notice voices a call to action for Chen to act and urge children to work and learn. It praises viewing the Tide and gaining knowledge, skills, and happiness through years of effort, all attributed to N. Al Lupburrow.
A Pew commander from the State Ages Legion will speak tonight on WBHAL Baltimore at 8 45. The broadcast kicks off a series tied to Constitution Week with other patriotic groups participating. Next week the same time Thursday the State Chaplain Raymond Gower will discuss community programs in Maryland. Baltimore Drum Corps and the Kehampim junior drum corps are listed among participants.
Havre de Grace plans to attend the annual American Legion convention, announced Wednesday night. An effort to bring the champion senior drum corps of Dorchester County to the convention is underway, with Frederick referenced as a possible attendee and broader world interest noted.
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