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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1935

Page

4

Turbulent 1935 newspaper page on manufacturing and politics

The excerpt presents a fragmentary 1935 newspaper page discussing car maintenance tips and a political note on President Roosevelt and the American Legion. It mentions preparing cars for winter, anti freeze, tires, batteries, and a pending budget issue. It also references Roosevelt possibly addressing the Legion in St Louis and debates over federal expenditures.

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Tanestown Can County So of Baltimore Event Notice

The annasi fal event will be held Sunday September 29 at Saudle's Inn Tanestown. Attendees from Carrell and Ballirote are invited with pages and moving pictures to be shown at the next annmer in January. Activities include horse picking croquet and other sports with prizes. officials include Thomas L Patin chairman and Harry E Sehtraim George R Bay and Jease S Myers.

Tanesytown Sepik Can County Baltimore Saudle's Inn Carrell Raunty Ballirote Rae Botting Heapr Soeralbi Joti Engiar Bianca Whitehead Faveri Inmer Participae Furivid de Maith Ty Thomas L Pati National Owing Coy Thomas Lling Harry E Sehtraim George R. Bay Jease S Myers

Governor Allen of Louwaiana and His Few True Friends

A garbled biographical sketch mentions His Excellency Oar Kenly Aled, Louwaiana’s governor, noting many friends yet few who truly understand him. It references his background as a school tumbler, bookkeeper, country store worker, and later a governor elected in 1647, with marriage to Miss Floyence Love of Ps Texas.

Kenly Aled Louwaiana Eh Wien Lang Peernor Pelties Allen Owerony Penton Mise Floyence Love Texas

Sam's Creek Ban's Creak at Ninth Naat Rention

Attendees at a local gathering near Bethel Foortagrets Reiter attended a circular event by Sam's Creek Ban's Creak. Plan to honor Carrie Betts, Darna, Mend Airs. Rath Warner hosted at her home with family.

Sabanaga Wiliam Sens Carrie Betts Rath Warner Ciesrge Mailer Miro Mea Erin New Winder Maurice Baker Sin Mio Evieut Ada Erb Pirasane

Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick

Fragmentary OCR recalls a Frederick item noting the Democratic State Central Committee endorsement of Henry Williams for past positions. It mentions age near forty seven, a central bank role, and political contexts with appointments listed for various places.

Frederick Democratic Henry Wiliam Une Graceham Armacast

Calumns and Damages Mentioned in Cumberland Trip Tale

In a fragmented notice, names including Paul Delphey Charles Kader Clarence Despies and George Bover appear amid references to a wedding party or group trip to Cumberland. The text notes fire damage to a circuit cover and mentions various individuals and local figures, with garbled phrases suggesting a ceremonial, religious, or social event surrounding the wedding party and travel.

Dela As Olver Caembrint Yerpen Dasa Hagen Charlie Co Balue

Typhoid Fever Affects and Treatments Described in 19th Century Note

A medical periodical overview details typhoid fever progression from initial symptoms to severe complications. It describes fever, abdominal pain, constipation or diarrhea, rose spots, exhaustion, and potential bowel hemorrhage or perforation. Diagnosis via history, exam, and Widal test is noted, with emphasis on prompt care by physicians.

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Next Ceré Af Typhoid Patient

Typhoid patient Ceré is noted as part of a changing, unsettled period where routines and certainties dissolve. The piece reflects on rapid shifts in daily life, urging endurance and steady effort despite perplexing events and uncertain futures.

Germantown Social Notes Describe Local Visits and Illness

Germantown notes recount Mes Venia Plat visiting Mrs Katie Warfield of Rockville with Elizabeth Lenhart family in attendance. Seria Snider returns to Washington DE after a stay with Mrs J Snider and Mrs Jaco Barbett from Pa. Mrs Elizabeth Lenhart and Mrs Figeet Devbner hosted Theordan at the farmer’s daughter Mrs Harry Kanode’s in Dickerson. Edna JenK of Washington visited Mr and Mrs Willam Rinehart. Mr James Stephens, previously ill, is convalescing at home.

Germantown Katie Warfield Rockville Elizabeth Lenhart Seria Snider Washington J. Snider Jaco Barbett Epon Leamen Figeet Devbner Anase Theordan Harry Kanode Dickerson Edna Jenk Wastington Willam Rinehart James Stephens Wees Pean St. Pere Paspet " Che Howard Mackey Reta Miller Mus de Chauniel Wetter Linkoodt Mus Dorohy Mackiey Washington, D. C Afer Frank Miller Edge Uahe Gay Po Wubur Norval Johnson Frank Rentse Charles Here Maurice Claybaugh Carroll Orville Lee Ann uMusburg Taneywon Harry Linn Ballymore Jesse Rowler Jacek Snare Catonsville Earle Rakestrax Union Bridge Charles Hyde O Frank Porterflek Harry Potterfield Ballimeré Jamea Coleman Mtoo Earl Rakentraw Geraldine Charlies Sherman Charles Rentred William Carl Rentzel Frederick Prank Rentsel Som Chas John Rentzel

Union Bridge News From Town and County Ties

Descriptions of local moves and gatherings fill Union Bridge notices. Miss Reba Sunder delayed start as Cambridge High School vacancy, residents Ida Pearce and Miss Clary visit kin, and Miss Gretchen Filmer Pittinger and others travel to Washington. Grant property sold for 400 dollars to Wilbur Gladhill. homecoming at Sam's Creek church marked by Rev. Sexsmith sermon. Homemakers' Club hosted by Elmer Pittinger with a Victorian Village book review. Evangelical services begin in Union Bridge Brethren church led by Rev. Bernard King. families from Hagerstown and Madison visit kin. Young Woman's club collects line items from the Methodist community.

Camberidge High School Reba Sunder Enar Town Minge Leacher Tarthernetie Mis Ida Pearce Misa Dore Clary Thomas H. Gaither Clary Aira Desae Hamer South Carolinas Mroo Filmer Pittinger Cughter Mise Gretchen Ald Colin Law Paul ‘Tierse Washington Earl Buckey Invlaw G. L. Stickell Waynesboro Weed Ali Gk Yates McKeesport Eugene Yuokier Madison Wis Rupon Zander Wilbur Gladhill Harry Moser Hageratown Sam's Creek B.A. Sexsmith Maryland Annual Conference Elmer Pittinger ED. Peters Ives Livette Reese Louis Stouffer John Roop Charles Messier Alty Miia Hayestown Tri-E County Homemakers’ Club Vet James Lutheran Church Brethren Church Union Bridge Bernard King Theastern Shore William Wolfe Cora Black Wilbur Wolfe Young Woman's Club

Middleburg Community Socials Highlight Weekend Visits

Middleburg Wéleburs reports a string of visits as residents hosted friends and relatives. Mus De Chauniel Wetter and others enjoyed weekends at family homes while several travelers returned to see kin in Washington D C and nearby towns.

Carroll County Board of Education Sept meeting actions

The board with all members approved appointments at Charles Carroll High Dorothy Reed Roscoe Spencer Hampstead Howard Cantwell Jr Robert Moton Edith Davis Priestland Russell Hayward and arranged to connect Taneytown portable furnace after the Robert Moton completion. They reopened Priestland colored school and transported colored high school children from Union Bridge New Windsor and Sykeaville Mt Airy with 73 percent of costs funded. They discussed adult education building plans equipment for commercial classes and employed unemployed teachers for those classes. Health buttons were approved for Dr Stone’s use.

Westminster Westminster Board of Education of Carroll County Charles Carroll High School Dorothy Reed Roscoe Spencer Hampstead High School Howard Cantwell, Jr Robert Moton School Edith Davis Priestland Russell Hayward Taneytown Robert Moton Do Buit. Hyean Ot Fy Io Hyson Stone

Bible Thought and Local Reunion Highlight Dinner

A Protestant church gathering in Buche John's woods near town featured a Wiener roast on Tuesday evening with husbands and friends attending. Edward Devilbiss and Otis Devilbiss along with children, and Mr. and Mrs. David Snader from Union Bridge joined the Nafile reunion.

Bueher John’s Woods Town Edward Devilbiss Otis Devilbiss Ares David Snader Union Bridge

Lions plan autumn festival and singing class in Thurmont

A Thurmont Lions Club meeting appointed a planning committee led by H. Mil er and Dr. Frank V. Swearingen to organize the yearly autumn festival. The club agreed to cooperate with the Incal PTA and Room Mothers for a boys singing class aged roughly 6 to 12, directed by Prof. Charles M. Cassel.

Thurmont Lions’ Club H. @. Miler Frank V. Swear Ingen M. H. Derr R. ¥. Smith Incal Room Mothers Association Teddy Baltimore John Fisher Betty Jimmy Ok Orchard Mary 5Ay Raeke Rifee Airn Lester Sayler Glenna Thurmont Ida Fraley Chicago Maryland Steiner, Fraley J W. Markley Spencer Mort Caroline Mort Curtis Mort Harald Frushour George Mary Frushour J. Ki. Gray M. E. Dotterer Phillips James Barclay Ada Lambert

Sunn Shine Club Holds Meeting at Kathryn Wright Home

Taylorsville notes report the Sunn shine Clam meeting held September 6 at Kathryn Wright’s home. The program included singing, scripture reading, and prayers. Officers listed include Franklin as president, Franklin as vice, and Sier as secretary with others serving on committees. Attendees named include Mrs Howard Price, Mrs Donald Magen, Mrs Harvey Franklin, and Frances Franklin among several others. A recent aviation patent is mentioned separately as noting a device to detect approaching aircraft.

Taylorsville Sunnshine Clam Kathryn Wright Eva Franklin Dorothy Bar Ann Frankiin Aki Magan Setresar Horton Frances C? Shellar Edna Sersick Ocamittee Pauline Sier Derohy Barnes Margariss TiaGkidi Poautant Tia Donald Magin Prances Prenklin Paina Sier Howard Price Donald Maen Harvey Pranklin Clarence Wrign James Frank Willard Horton Pauline Sierma Svar War Kaisyn Wright Frances Franklin Mae Horton Muspun Domthy Bemes Eva Frankiin

New York Culture Dances Through Central Park Gala

In New York on September 18 George Ross notes a lively park scene with a barbershop ballad contest in Central Park, featuring Fiorello LaGuardia joining in and Alfred E. Smith staying off stage. The piece critiques outdoor library programs, mentions Joyce and Chatterley titles, and reports WPA reforms urged by General Hugh Johnson.

Paul Harrison New York George Ross Manhattan Central Park Alfred E., Smith East Side West Side Fiorello LaGinardia Police Arthur Bay City Commissioner of Parks Mike Paris General Johnson WPA

Today in History Anniversary list with notable births and events

A historical roll call marks birthdays and deaths of Samuel Johnson, Joseph Story, Walter L Newberry, Ramusha Abbott, John Townsend Trowbridge, Clinton Scollard, Jennie Godel Blow, and others. It notes events like Washington’s cornerstone, the Fugitive Slave Law, the New York Times first issue, and a 1926 tropical hurricane, followed by a brief horoscope and a gadget blurb about compact planes and batteries.

Samuel Johnson Joseph Story Massachusetts Wetine Supreme Court Marciehead Mass Walter L. Newberry Chicago Windsor Conn Ramusha &. C. Abbott New England Brunswick Maine Jonn Townsend Trowbridge Boston Ogden Ar- Titugtor Clinton Scollard Hamilton College Clinton New Milfod Guay Jennie Godel Blow Britain Gern Joliet New York City Histone Free States Pear New York Times Philadelphia Jay Cooke A& Company

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