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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1934
Page
5
Fragmented text records a general notices section with scattered phrases about notices, contacts by telephone and corrections. It references firms or corporations and a push for accuracy before broadcasting or distribution. The readable parts indicate a focus on public or business notices in the daily paper.
A historic column notes American aviators joining foreign combats, citing Secretary Hal, Col. Charlies ey, and past mercenary figures like Lafayette H ers. It argues holy wars fade, while soldiers of fortune remain controversial, warning of duty without clear national backing and praising courage and resourcefulness of Americans.
In Taylorsville apr se a weenie toast was given at the home of Mrs Mary Wright by her daughter Mon sie Wright. Present were Mary Wright, Mrs Jolin Frank am, Bir and Mrs Paul Wright, Albert Wright, Fred Wight, Glenn Holland, Clifford Wright, Clifford Tenkins, Joseph Jenkins, Joseph Poulson, Herman Wright, Wilmer Franklin, Alien Moore, Truman Franklin, Walter Grimes, Woodros Wright, George Wright, Elizabeth Wright, Clara Gibson, Alma Kyler, Hilda Jenkins, Marguerie Jenkins, Marguerite Franklin, Grace Grimes, Minnie Wright and Besse Wright. Music by Truman Franklin and Herman Wright.
Fragmented lines discuss Noah and building the ark, claiming righteousness in a challenging era. The text mentions Moses, God, and a sense of immediate judgment, with stray references to a person named R Barton and unclear financial notation.
Fragmentary Fresno column mentions grapes, Rotary convention, and a ceremonial crowd. Vague references to Washington, a congressional inquiry, and community figures appear among garbled lines. No clear event or outcome is established.
Sam’s Creek and nearby households record a week of visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Banes plus Ras stayed with Mrs Roop. Miss Erb visits relatives. Engel accompanies Harves Houck near Sykesville. May 2 a Bethel M E Ladies Aid party hosts at Mrs Nusbaum’s home. Esther Mulvin from Woodbine weekended locally. Baltimore guests Lovett visit Avubre Ecker. George Miler calls on Ezra Muller family in Weeminster. A shower for newlyweds Orval Warner at Unionville home. attendees include Earl Warner, Carrie McNailey, Clyde Warner and Catherine. Luther Stultz entourage moves daughter Mehin Hatfield. A birthday surprise for Mrs Keeler. guests include Pickett, Condon, Jenkins, Jones, Nulton Jenkins. A stray line notes a body speed claim.
Frederick weekly notes reflect on past events including accidents thefts and court park benches. Items mention a fatal shooting by John H Clay 47 and elder Thomas J Eole dying at 64 near Detour. Other brief items recall a theft of meat from Dav id Cramer Walkerst le and a 15 week period referenced as lingering illness.
A wide array of spring activities fills Frederick pages from golf and tennis at Catoctin Country Club to a three day historical pageant featuring Ame Frederice development. Debates and telegrams involve Gov. Grove and Senator Tidings amid ongoing Democratic cautions. Local cultural events include High School merchandising course, Monday Musicales, Bay Fete at Hood College, and church and fraternal gatherings as residents await warmer days and new social happenings.
Central Maryland news notes a new transient farm center between Middletown and Burkittsville secured by state and federal programs. Frederick County farmers may gain up to 70000 dollars from government initiatives as 2145 families move to the facility. City crowds attended Baker Park for the Speedball League opener, with boxing and wrestling drawing large audiences locally.
An enjambic miscellaneous shower was held at Mrs Austin Steinhouse’s home. Attendees included Mrs George Hamilton, Mrs William Steinhouse, Mrs Nelson, Mrs Webster, Mrs Baul, Mrs Austin Gardner, and several others. Nurses from Frederick traveled to Leia Hormon for the event.
Emmitsburg honors high school scholars Irene Fisher George Krom and Hudson Rhodes as seniors with others listed for grades Junior Hebert Springe and sophomores Janet Hoke and Frances Sharrer. Local visits and events include Mrs Cochran Ruffic in Baltimore and a George Washington hotel banquet in Winchester Virginia.
The article explains scarlet fever causes and protection. Streptococcus bacteria form chains under a microscope and spread via droplets. Resistance prevents infection, but most children lack sufficient resistance, risking transmission and potential organ damage.
A compilation of historical birthdays and deaths drawn from various dates. Notable entries include James Monroe died in 1832, Palmer Cox born 1846, Frank Hatton born 1846 and died 1894, Hertram Goodhue born 1869, and Douglas Robinson linked to Republican leadership. Also mentions Rush-Bagot Treaty era and a South Carolina note, plus a horoscope caution about aging, luck, and indulgence.
PAUL HARRISON reports from New York on a star studded round of theater and vaudeville highlights. The piece notes The Soaning Hour featuring Caradan with Raymon Massey signing greetings, Gladys Cooper as a famed beauty, Eva Le Gallienne and others performing in dressing rooms. It mentions Muss Jackson’s declining Broadway years, memory of prior triumphs, and backstage anecdotes including Helen Kane's court boop scene and gusts of festive cinema lore.
A May morning breakfast spread features items like fruit compote creamed peas waffles and muffins. The menu lists a bake time of 35 minutes and includes ingredients such as flour sugar eggs butter and baking powder.
A garbled clipping mentions Jean Crawford and a remark on love in Hollywood. It references uncertain figures and names like Arengaie Parkal and A. aa., with fragments suggesting a discussion of misjudged talent and a coach asleep.
A reader lesson discusses mispronounced names in a dialogue about Mrs Jans and Marina Brown and Miss Jane and Miss Mariana Brown plus a note on using a word thrice to own it. It mentions irrelev ant and urges expanding vocabulary with a daily word.
A fragment describes adding the rest of ingredients and half of buttered muffin pans or vapor cups. Bake 15 minutes in a moderate oven.
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