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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1935
Page
4
A 1935 Daily News column titled The Lazy Youth discusses lazy workers in former times, contrasts energy in sport with study, and argues young people need physical capacity for labor and family life. It critiques charm over strength and cautions against vanity in modern society.
The Fall Finn er Show of the Community Garden Club of Rockville is set for Hicks Lane on October 3 following the 204th club meeting at Mr Raleigh 8 Chinn’s home. Officers were named with show secretary Mrs Henry A Latmore and treasurer Mrs J Forest Walser and committees headed by Arrankements Mrs O W Anderson and others. The club also schedules its next meeting at the National Capital Foe Track Cub on September 27 with hostesses Mrs Ford BE Young and Mrs George Fo Mane.
A surprise birthday dinner was held Sunday at 212 South Carro ll street in honor of Mrs Harry Baker. Attending were Mr and Mrs Glenn Lana, Mr and Mrs Harry Baker, Mr and Mrs Earl, and Mrs Lantz's sister Mrs Baker, with decorations in pink and white.
Postmaster Charles W. Miller resigned, filed with Postmaster General Vilas in Washington. David Frazier received a telegram announcing Rev Jeremiah Frazier's death from typhoid fever in Portland, Indiana. Former Judge William N Hayden of Carroll County died in Westminster at 68. Additional notes cover political chatter, a shooting incident on Lord Stakes street, and local figures including John W Nichols, Miss Edith Markey, and others in the Frederick area.
A fragmentary critical sketch praises detective fiction and murder stories as witty and intricate. It notes works by H H Ashbrook Gowdad McCann and A Mort Emon focusing on clever plots and dark humor, highlighting a shifting mix of suspense and satire.
A local oyster roast event was held at the fair grounds in the afternoon. Henry A Dawson Jr appointed as president with a committee including Ganunds Charles E West and Grurae Bo Allnalt overseeing arrangements and hospitality for attendees.
The fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about business, prospects, and hope. It mentions a group or place called LUFBURROW and hints at entrepreneurial or mining themes with uncertain outcomes. No clear persons, dates, or organizations are readable.
In Darrestown on September 16 the Mygnegymary County Chaitan Endéasur Union held its annual meeting at Hesonual. Elected were Cisrk Borer Leaman and Magi Sonn as ce-presses with Miss Ann Leyton and James White serving as secretary and director. Virginia White was put in charge of publicity. The group plans activities for 1935-36 under Miss Ethel Pooner and Mariane Christan Emdens. A big song at Montgomery Chapter closes the year on December 19.
A birthday gathering took place at 439 West South Street hosted by Mrs Melle Birce. Attendees included Mr Jon PooMe and Mrs Neovo Bick among others. festivities featured music and refreshments as guests celebrated.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains typhoid causes symptoms and treatments in a four part series. An outbreak hits Minneapolis and St Paul with about 100 cases between May 2 and July 15. Contaminated wells and water supply are blamed, while city efforts fund a full air and water survey. Historical death rates show variable citywide impact from 1890s to 1930s.
A condensed roll lists 1733 birth of merchant Richard Derby, 1803 death of stock and ship builder from Stockbridge, 1888 death of California trader Charles Crooker, and other early pioneers. It notes dates and places like Boston, Troy, Monteres, and notable professions.
A fragmentary Bible thought questions why some appear old yet remain mighty in power. The text hints at aging, strength, and divine judgment, but offers no clear context or resolution.
In New York a famed headwaiter Eugene Leri at the Rainbow Room is praised as a premier Latinist and linguist. The feature profiles Navy promoter George Hiram Mann, who fights for veteran overtime pay for sailors. It also describes aviator Brooks and his apartment filled with aviation art and repurposed aircraft memorabilia.
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