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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
4
A clipped reflection notes the tension around expression and communication, mentioning consent and publication at a post office. It discusses who may publish under real names and when authority can compel disclosure, with hints of public access and privacy.
A scattered editorial urges practical education for children, stressing reading to access modern industry, honest work, and civic duty. It warns that lack of reading habit harms future employment and national progress, and calls for discipline to form responsible graduates. It also notes cultural habits about hat wear and election imagery in Franconian scenes.
A 1938 analysis argues that unemployment remains high, but building activity rises as mortgage access improves and real estate markets recover. It links construction growth to jobs, finance, and buyer confidence, noting a shift from rent to home ownership aided by lower rates and government support.
Reads like a bustling Frederick column listing historic notes from 50 and 20 years ago. Mentions Prohibition party convention, local politicians, business changes, notable travels, rail and port activity, and a county farm sale involving Frank M Stevens. Names include F B Sappington James Hoogembrill and Harmon & Gaver. The piece mixes civic and agricultural items with local color.
Fragmentary notice presents a religious reflection praising trust in the Lord and love. It references Psalm and a quote about blessedness and protection, attributed to Thomas Brooks, with garbled OCR text and unclear publication context.
Today in history highlights several early American figures with birth and death dates. Notable names include Charles Carroll of Maryland, Tobias Lear, Henry C. Lea, Ethan Allen, and others tied to events from the Revolutionary era through early U.S. history.
A digest of notable obituaries and anniversaries notes deaths from 1925 and 1934, with references to figures from the War era, politics, and arts. It lists Garfield, Hauptmann, and other prominent names, plus birthday observations and a brief horoscope preview.
Two wills have been probated and re-orded in the office of the register of wills in the Courthouse Howard Mf Stup near Braddock bequeaths his estate to his brother Charles R Stup of Baltimore who is named executor The will dated April 1 1934 was witnessed by Alton Bennett and William Wertenbager
A chaotic OCR summary notes Philadelphia mayoral rivals contesting with the Vare political machine influence. It mentions prominent figures linked to RRS vlegre, Card & Wired, and a former Olympic single sculls champion. The piece hints primaries and party prospects, highlighting strong chances for election amid political maneuvering.
The will dated September 30 1913 of Mrs Elizabeth R Raymer of Myersville bequeaths real estate including the home to her husband Elmer E Raymer. He receives half of the personal property with the other half to be divided between sister Mrs Minnie B Routzahn and brother Elias Routzhan. Witnesses were William S Wachtel and William J Deter.
Quinton James reports completion of a large reprint roster tallying 249 stamps, including 62 surcharges, issued for a single Jubilee event. The Papua group adds four values overprinted His Majesty's Jubilee 1910-1938, with the total catalogued around 243 stamps and values rising to $55 to $110.
A four part medical overview explains typhoid management from isolation and nursing care to nutrition, bathing, and sanitation. It notes the vaccine for prevention, argues broad public hygiene and water protection to eliminate outbreaks, and cites wartime typhoid rates to stress vaccination and water safety.
New York writer George Ross surveys parallels between Evelyn Hoey and Libby Holman, two early stars from 1926 Greenwich Visage Follies who faced tragic fates. He links their stories to later showbusiness crises including Fox publicity mishaps with Francis Lederer and Myrna Loy, and the chaotic press handling at Paramount during Jan Kuiepura’s arrival in New York.
A small guide offers simple home methods for caring for hair. It suggests inexpensive curlers that work while you sleep and aims to help the girl avoid frequent visits to beauty shops. The tips emphasize practicality and frugal upkeep for neat, lasting curls.
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