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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1935
Page
4
The Daily News notes strong voter interest in the Frederick sewer bond proposal, citing Mayor Lloyd Culler's leadership and the detailed pre election disclosures. It highlights concerns about cost, federal aid, and the public health benefits, with a call for informed civic judgment as sewer work proceeds.
The text argues that regular work is a blessing for families and cites U S Public Health Service and Milbank Memorial Fund studies on how government policy affects health. It notes high sickness among unemployed households and stresses the need for work and health support to prevent deterioration.
A garbled notice notes broad support for a Roosevelt proclamation on a breathing policy. It mentions thousands and undalng demply with unclear context and attribution to AP.
The readable text lists names such as Henry Ford Jayetone and David Stern among garbled phrases. It mentions American pen pals, a tune titled Forever Bloang Babbits, and a broadcast tone about War meats and national topics. The item reads like an unsorted collage from a page segment with no clear narrative.
Daily lesson introduces the word worth learning with focus on courtesy and social bearing. It explains the term affability and contrasts it with discourtesy of manner, illustrating how a gracious host creates a calm atmosphere and avoids embarrassment.
A garbled local note discusses rising meat prices, especially pork, and the impact on buyers and dealers. It reflects concern that old time prices fade and buyers struggle to obtain fair shares, with unclear references to Lufburrow and market conditions.
Local items from The Neve Columns dated September 25 1985 recount events from fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick. The notes reference community happenings including a church service led by Rev William Pareto Bishop of Maryland, local political counts, and a traffic accident on East Patrick Street where a 12 year old was struck by an automobile while riding a bicycle, leaving the bike damaged.
A letter urges unity between families and teachers to guide youth, warning against neglect at home and the dangers of street life. It argues schools alone cannot form conscience and privacy, and cites need for rural communities to have input in schooling and local control. It also notes the role of fathers and mothers in supporting children’s moral and educational development.
A mixed page lists domestic tips and recipes including squash dishes and fruit desserts, with instructions for muffins and syrups. It also reports a luncheon menu, a club meeting at Barbara Fritchie Tea Room, an October regional conference in Bronxville, and a health nurse’s travel account. The Malayan flying snake note adds a brief zoological aside.
A garbled report outlines an unclear plan involving G Men and a rookie named Gwen Quad, discussing daily routines and alleged avoidance of worm-related issues. It mentions detection, an important figure, and a Gemma tied to a criminal grant or activity, with roof bidding and Watine as a location reference.
A subscriber asks for practical migraine relief strategies and dietary suggestions. The article outlines common triggers, lifestyle tips, and meal choices that may help reduce incidence and intensity, while noting medical consultation for persistent or severe symptoms.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that migraines are often set off by nervous strain from emotional stress overwork and poor sleep. The article notes a link to fatigue, certain foods and digestive disturbances, and mentions that attacks may begin in childhood or later life with pain around an eye or temple. It also lists foods to avoid and possible remedies tied to bowel health and periodic disturbances.
Mercy Otis Warren, Massachusetts patriot and writer of Revolutionary days, born at Barnstable. She died at Plymouth on October 19, 1814. Alfred Vail, linked with Morse in telegraph invention, was born in New York City.
An observer recalls arriving in New York by plane from New Orleans and notes the city’s beauty from above then examines distinct Gotham traits. He observes New Yorkers as a regimented, patient, crowding, often skeptical people who navigate subways, queues, and taxis with stubborn pride and a wary humor.
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