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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1935
Page
4
Fragmentary text from The Daily News references a court writ and public notice. It mentions authorities, state involvement, and comments, but legible details such as names, dates, or places are not present.
Senator Borah opened his presidential bid with a radio address on the Constitution while in Parma Idaho Governor Ross and Chairman Fatky plan for 1936. Borah distributed parade tickets at the festival and joined children on the merry-go-round drawing a crowd of locals.
Fragmentary notes list His Excellency Marion Putrt and others connected to Arkansas and Maryland politics. A mix of biographies, court positions, and family ties is interwoven with social visits, travel to Atlanta and Washington areas, and town dinners. The garbled text preserves names like Ernie Maddon, Waylan Waking, and Watkins, with social calls from Miss Bernice Tabler and Mrs Youngblood.
The article summarizes county updates including sewerage system funding, potential new schools at Catocin Furnace and Point of Rocks, and pending board action. It highlights the Kilo wank Club Fashion and Business Show at the Stave Armory, attendance by thousands, and community programs from baby shows to amateur performances. It also notes Roosevelt letters to Frederick ministers, Hood College activities, and regional club meetings with rural women traveling to Hagerstown.
An odd announcement notes beer may be offered to the public in On camp 18 with a debate between tin and glass containers. Industry voices claim tin preserves beer, while glass advocates plan laboratory tests and chemical analyses to prove glass superiority.
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick columns recap local items. The period notes road disputes forming Western Maryland Telephone and Telegraph Company with $100000 capital. A Frederick accident damaged Oliver Wren’s automobile after it struck a telephone pole. no injuries reported.
Publicly issued by the Frederuk County Teachers Association in 1934, the guide urges parents to cultivate consistent home study in preschool through high school. It emphasizes limiting toys, establishing definite study hours, and fostering parents’ role in building habits for sustained classroom success.
A fragmentary passage extols a postage stamp as cheap yet powerful, claiming it travels vast distances and accomplishes feats beyond human reach. The text blends playful spelling and stray words, mentioning letters and distant places in a humorous, rhythmic style.
A fragmentary page offers guidance on common mispronunciations and spelling errors in English. It includes notes on tarpaulin pronunciation, waltz spelling, and a push to expand vocabulary by mastering one new word daily with emphasis on collaboration and literacy.
Editor’s health column outlines methods to curb finger sucking and nail biting in children. It recommends avoiding punishment, uses mechanical aids like elbow restraints and mitts, pacifiers as substitutes, and diverting attention with constructive toys to prevent jaw deformity and promote healthier habits.
Feagaville W C T gathered in the Lakes Lutheran church Sunday school room with four visitors. Mrs Harry Derr led song and prayers while Mrs Harry Caste and others spoke. Reading Sabbaths and reports followed, a vocal number specified, and plans for the next meeting were set with Mrs Besard in charge. The group adjourned after benediction with a closing remark about a man who dislikes other places.
A column describes late night life in Manhattan with chorus girls at St Pauls and Jewish restaurants on the Lower East Side, sidewalk portrait artists, and street jokes. It notes Ruth Neldman’s disappearance, a sign advertising an anti Nazi demonstration, and quirky local names and signs.
Today marks anniversaries of Frances Willard George W. Peck Georges Clemenceau Henry A. Jones Kate Rouglac Wiggin Richard B Harmon and others born in Philadelphia Henderson London and Boston with deaths noted from 1529 to 1935. Also birthdays include Frederick MacMonnies Saint Gaudens Willam Pale Carl R Gray Leonard Nason and more with a horoscope warning about overreaching intellect.
Fragmentary note cites Augustine on humility and pride and their impact on human life. The garbled text references religious authors and moral themes without clear events or dates.
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