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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1935
Page
4
The Daily News invites communications of opinion but reserves the right to edit for length and clarity. Letters must be signed with the writer’s real name, which will not be published without consent, and may be published alongside the writer’s initials.
A newspaper column discusses the U.S. path from a low mood toward normalcy, noting rising government revenues, demand for heavy industry, cotton textile consumption, and rail freight. It cautions against relying on automatic fixes and highlights enduring doubts about long term recovery.
Fragmented recipe notes describe a chicken pot pie style dish with buttered pan bake and a separate relish salad. Entries list onions carrots celery and peppers, with potato and biscuit components, plus gelatin mold on a cabbage pepper salad. Measurements and steps are jumbled, yielding an illogical, multi-item kitchen note.
Scientists in Washington note U.S. Agriculture official Nisholas Roerich leads a remote expedition to collect grasses and plants from China and India. He gathers hundreds of seed varieties to combat soil erosion and dust storms, risking hardships for scientific romance.
The fragment reflects Psalms 64 7 and a Tennessee quotation about sorrow and memory. It mentions groaning tears, night, water on the bed, and a contrast with happier recollections. The tone is devotional and reflective.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick recounts arrests for mail fraud connected to a $2000 grand drawing and a prize scheme. Also notes a steam‑scald injury at Buckeye and Firestone foundry, a patent granted to local residents, and obituaries including Dr David F McKinney of Jersey Shore.
The piece surveys a 148 year arc since the Constitution’s adoption in 1787 and new calls to overhaul it. It notes calls from President Roosevelt and public debates on expanding federal powers, with emphasis on balancing modernization with preserved liberties and the role of the Supreme Court.
Prof Howard Lee McBain argues fundamental changes in economics and communication require federal action. The text notes 18th century views on liberty and individual rights cannot foresee modern industrial networks and cross state relations.
The text argues against broad constitutional changes asserting the long history of the current framework. It emphasizes limits on federal power, protection from arbitrary rule, minority rights against majority tyranny, and warns that amendments erode state and individual sovereignty, risking dangerous centralization.
Unusual Tom Thumb wedding performed by Grace Reform Church School Class 20 at 7:20 pm under Mrs Nevin Wankey and Lowell Thomas with guest impersonators and a large cast of parents and ushers. The event features a varied lineup of impersonated celebrities and characters.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains typhoid fever in a second health series. The disease spreads via contaminated water and milk, infected ice, shellfish, and improperly fertilized produce. Contaminated water remains the chief global transmitter, with occasional sewer leaks and cross connections fueling outbreaks.
A historical roundup lists anniversaries from 1776 to 1962 including Langdon Cheves born in 1776 and Calbraith Rodgers crossing the country in 1912. It notes figures such as Robert W. Vonnah and LeRoy Eltinge with birthplaces and dates, plus Civil War events like the Battle of Antietam. Also mentions future-oriented items and a local note on Mr. C E Victor Myers.
New York September 17. Dancer Pilar Calvo headlines a brisk El Chico show with Maravilla the guitarist in a romance inspired by past heartbreak. Benito Collada negotiated a return engagement while Maravilla, now married, contemplates a Spain visit as Calvo dances with fervor for the Spanish patrons.
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