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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
4
The Daily News addresses an erroneous reflection on the career of a local editor and writer. Measures are described to correct the record and restore reputation while stating the siege context is not as implied.
The article describes Vice President Garner preferring a simple stay at the Craide Term home, enjoying garden grapes for jelly, kitchen pottering, and relaxing in the arbor. It contrasts such leisure with the burdens and restrictions of national office, noting the appeal of being oneself away from Washington duties.
A garbled OCR fragment lists quotes from figures like Senator Boosh Dr Einstein Babe Ruth and others. It mentions restoring purchasing power monopoly pricing and a hospital injury note about Karl Combs along with stray references to American government and a tennis figure.
Equity case notes include Carl Stine and Esther R Stine filing for absolute divorce with Reno Sharp as attorney. Listings reference new marriage licenses for Ed Raney Young and Edna Moe Thomas and multiple real estate transfers, with several county allocations and sums.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled with local items from The News dated August 2 1884. The column notes private flower gardens admired, a debut party for May Winebrenner, and a large crowd at East Church street. Local industry mentions Ramsburg Koogiet and Heffner’s phosphate business, with 2200 tons shipped last year.
A medical article reviews the dangers of foreign bodies in the esophagus and lungs. It cites bones, jewelry, coins, buttons, and other items as common culprits, notes that removal methods range from magnets to grappling hooks, and stresses seeking doctor aid early to avoid serious complications.
A review of a new novel about a Latin American dictator named Rico who rises from a village to power by age 20, rules for two decades, and vanishes. The narrative uses sharp satire to critique modern government and society, including harsh methods like shooting lawyers who defend criminals.
A brief chapter highlights events leading to World War I in 1814 era, detailing German ultimatums and troop movements across France Belgium and Luxembourg. It notes King Albert’s rejection, Grey’s parliamentary disclosure, and Berlin’s dismissal of Belgian neutrality guarantees as a “scrap of paper” before war erupts.
PAUL HARRISON tours Manhattan burial grounds in a Globe style piece. He notes few cemeteries remain as graves moved to suburbs, with Trinity Church and St Pauls Chapel atop valuable land. He recalls Marble Cemetery and First Cemetery of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, detailing legends of Charlotte Temple and epitaphs from Revolutionary times and New Jersey.
A fragmentary report mentions a ruler who bans advertising and confiscates editors estates to silence criticism. Army officers wearing a designated dress face automatic charges and execution for neglect of duty, prompting unrest. A harsh regime and a sardonic book critique follow, with biblical and literary asides.
A long arc of service and fame from World War I’s savior of the Fatherland to Germany’s president. The octogenarian leader shaped policy, faced political clashes, and guided the nation through postwar turmoil, earning admiration and controversy amid a divided republic.
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