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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR of a public notice references a government or corporate action and a deadline for a response. The text mentions publication in a real game context and authority cited by the post office, with unclear dates and entities.
A National Committee argues high medical costs burden the middle class and calls for free or affordable care. The piece notes annual U S medical spending exceeds 5 trillion but benefits the rich mostly, while hospitals and doctors often operate at a loss.
A historical column notes that replacing coal with oil for ocean liners reduced smoke, yet many ships retain smokestacks for publicity and ventilation. It mentions the Orion with a single funnel for sun deck advertising and the shift echoes other tech design changes from dashboards to ventilating systems. It also touches on a Treasury memo and a stray line about an Indian name.
Preliminary September trade data suggest rural and urban retail activity is rebounding after a slack summer. Babson analysis notes higher farm income and improving consumer buying, with near term sales prospects for September potentially the best this year, though tempered by late August declines.
The Columns of The News recounts past Frederick events with notes on fairground advertising, a Biblical lecture by Prof. I. G. Wilson, and a horse incident involving Henry Peete. It details real estate activity in the county, including a 70 acre Jefferson auction purchase at 690.75 per acre and other 1908 era transactions.
A feature on American glassware highlighting bold designs and modern shapes. Makers like Capyrisint and Margery Taylor are noted for hand molded spheres and large square bowls. The article recalls Venetian craft methods and English desilver patterns in new crystal bowls, decanters, and serves.
Harvest home services at the Lutheran church drew a large crowd and generous offerings, designated for the Tressler Orphans Home in Loysville Pa. The report notes fall attendance at the event and community support from Foxville area residents.
Plans near completion for the New Windsor High School sponsored event to be held Friday October 4 at 1 p.m. on the Blue Ridge College athletic field. Twelve classes include a lead rein pony for kids and a saddle class for riders under sixteen. Over 50 horses and ponies expected. cups and ribbons awarded in each class. Committee: H B Getty chair John Smith Walter Harman Smith Enz dingtail Gamen Metcaife Earl Hyde. Supper to follow in basement of the school.
College Gym opens at 5.30 p.m. for events including the annual bazaar with amateur hour. A grand parade by the school children starts at 12.45 p.m. led by the New Windsor Band through town.
A collage of dates and figures marks today in history. Notable birthdays include Francis Pastorius, Gideon Hanty, William Milburn, Udo Vogel, Arthur Davies, and John Ruhrah. It notes events from 1611 to 1934 and mentions figures like Benjamin Franklin and George Gershwin alongside various oblique remarks.
New York correspondent predicts a volatile 1935 36 theater season with dozens of announced productions likely to be cancelled or delayed. Hollywood influence, rivalries between stage and screen, and mounting rumors about comebacks and premieres color the landscape as critics debate the Pulitzer prize sweepstakes.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes cramps can stem from mineral deficiency and venous issues. Increasing calcium intake through milk and dairy products may relieve cramps, while breathing exercises may help some cases by altering body alkalinity.
A fragment cites Euripides on obedience to parents and the blessing of children, referencing Mark 7:10 about honoring parents. The text reads as a devotional or moral note with scattered OCR errors.
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