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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1935
Page
4
A partially legible notice from a September 14 1933 issue discusses publication consent for notices and names, noting a public release may be published unless consent is given. It references drought data and column topics without clear specifics.
A reader dispute over national business signals questions official statistics and the stock market’s relevance. It notes rising motor and electric power output, but weaker grain shipping and farm activity, while eggs and food costs show quirky labels and regulation debates.
A jumble of birth dates and historical notes includes Alexander Humboldt born 1769 his travels in May 1800s figures like Booth and McKinsey lose, and mentions of Islay Margaret Sanger and Karl Compton. The text lists names places dates and fortunes with biographical snippets and a concluding moral on wealth and character.
A condensed glance at past local events includes mentions of the county delegates, the chief marshal John T Best, and figures like Chas Vinunermyan and Dirud Mode. The item references places such as New Market and Biltmore and notes individuals associated with protection and civic roles.
Fragmented OCR text lists many names and titles without clear events. It mentions people such as James A apy Samuel A and Dr Benjamin along with various positions, suggesting a parliamentary or ceremonial roster from a historical page. The readable items point to a long list of delegates, senators, and officials rather than a cohesive news event.
The town celebrates the start of spring with community progress efforts and a push for federal funds to finance improvements. Events include conventions, school activities, and Legion ceremonies as residents anticipate expanded services and new facilities.
Fragmentary OCR listing names such as R Brunstwick BrunskickMisra Mildred Helen aN Mro and Mrs Bows Hanesa Myr Runsel Winelelt inon Malls Md tied to a weekend event hosted by Mrs James Tivet at Park Avenue and Mr and Mrs J W Boyer with unclear context.
Will Rogers recounts Alaska and Arctic life, noting Eskimo customs, tools, hunt cycles, sled dogs, and trade. He describes caribou, bow drills, sewn boxes, and whale and dog economy, with reflections on northern life, isolation, and commerce in a 1935 piece.
HS, Rover and daughter Helen visit Argtetas Otc.n Princeton and Plavishers N u, meet Mr. and Mrs. F. Q. Zimmerman in Sewell. Mrs. Ridgely Flook returns from surgery near Pettisville, and Mrs. Sylvester Rose notes her 60th birthday. Local folks attend games in Washington, home improvements continue, and Mervin Joy recovers from a sprained ankle.
The Adamstown Woman's Club met at Mrs Eva Carlin's home with eighteen members present. Officers reports were approved, the club voted to join the Red Cross, and two book reports were read. A new music chairman was named and October meeting date changed to October 2.
The piece quotes advocates for peace and justice with Mussolini and Dr. Rixon Ryan Pax urging resolve, while a Senate figure and others debate democracy’s resilience, conscription, and national defense plans, including a call to move 3,000,000 young men toward preparedness.
A historical note describes a strategic move by a renowned African king who disrupted rivals with a swift tactic. The narrative admires his clever ploy while noting it ultimately failed to win the game, leaving observers impressed by his calculated artistry.
In Hagerstown on September 14 the purchase of a Frederick stoker to heat a building was approved by the mayor and council in specie, despite unsatisfactory four-core bulging heater conditions. Residents report discomfort from heat in the affected area during the month. Mr and Mrs Paul Hendrickson and daughter visited relatives in Libertytown and Minnesota relatives in the Ham mond family.
A colorful collage notes remedy fads, fashion, and backstage chatter in New York. Beatrice Lilie and Rainbow Room attire spark a dress code mishap, celebrities socialize at Bill’s Gay Nineties, and Ellin Barrie and Jonni Barrymore loom in theater circles. London-bound stars and industry figures mingle, while hints of fraud and showbiz quirks echo through the cabarets and rehearsals.
Dr Morris Fishbein writes on health topics for the Journal of the American Medical Association and Hyspia the Health Magazine offering guidance on medical matters.
An examination of vaccination history notes smallpox suppression over centuries and current declines in immunity uptake. It also discusses diphtheria toxoid protection, measles policy, and fever vaccination debates, highlighting public resistance, practical success, and ongoing preventive strategies.
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