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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
4
The item outlines publication rules for notices and letters, including identification of senders and the editor's authority. It emphasizes responsible wording, prohibits defaming individuals, and notes postal handling for second class matter.
The August 3, 1335 issue notes a 203 per cent rise in June net operating income for railroads over last year and a 167 per cent increase over the same month in 1921. It cites improved demand and economies without payroll cuts, predicting records as business normalizes and railroads compete with trucks and waterways through better equipment and service.
Disjointed lines quote figures such as Maj Gen Smedley D Butler and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt alongside jumbled phrases about martial law and governance. The passage reads like a garbled collage with unclear attributions and nonsensical insertions.
Fragmentary handwritten note mentions Santa Barbara California and fireplace scene. It references a week of something and a colorful event, with casual, personal tone and scattered phrases about writing and wood.
A story outlines canning at Poolesville Schoolhouse led by women from Dickerson to aid needy families through the Social Service League of Montgomery County. It notes jars collected by the Enciat Service Teerue home welfare committee and a birthday surprise for Mrs RK B Weller with many attendees and gifts.
A partial excerpt from the Columns Of The News dated August 3 1813 in Frederick mentions the first chautauqua at the race track on Fat Grounds with an address by Horatio Gomer Rey E R Perry to lecture. Elizabeth Jackson directed the junior program and other local figures are named amid scattered items. A buggy accident on North Markey Street damages a vehicle and a two year old girl from Charles Fraley’s family is mentioned with injuries.
Menu items include deviled crab with cabbage relish creamed peas and raspberry jam with a light cake and jam recipe. Also notes a 10 cent haircut price increase effective Monday from 28 cents after NRA code hours approval and a Ginger Ale Co personnel move.
The article urges patients to consult their family doctor first and then choose specialists through careful case study. It discusses when a general practitioner or throat specialist is appropriate and cautions that many pains may originate outside a specialist’s field. It also notes methods to locate physicians via medical societies, fraternal groups, or community recommendations while stressing physician empathy and fair fees.
Notable figures listed with birth and death dates include Sarah P H Deremus a New York humanitarian born and died in New York City January 29 1877 Hamilton Fish born in New York governor and senator died September 6 1893 safety device inventor from Halifax born 1841 died Yonkers April 8 1841 Uriah Stephens founder of the Eight Hours Movement linked to the AFL born near Cape May New Jersey died February 13 1882 James I Buchanan noted Pittsburgh businessman civic leader and Masonic figure born in Hamilton Ontario died Pittsburgh January 8 1931
The clipping lists individuals and events including Augustus M Herring born Covington Georgia died Brooklyn New York July 17 1926 and Ruper Drak described as an English poet. Columbus and his three ships leaving Palex Spain. Standard Oil fined 29240000 in Chicago court. 1914 France and Germany declared war.
Charles Edison of West Orange born today 43 years ago, founder of the Edison interests. Arthur Ballantine of New York born Oberlin 50 years ago today. Lester Woolsey Washington DC born Stone Ridge NY eight and a half decades ago. Samuel Shortridge California born Mt. Pleasant Iowa 72 years ago. Clara Laughlin Chicago travel author born New York City area. King Haakon of Norway born? The text lists varied birthdays and unsettled forecasts with a note on planetary influences and business worries.
Washington reports America will field 102 ships and 204000 tons below London treaty limits by end of 1938 despite adding 32 vessels costing 238 million dollars under the public works program. Japan would be 64 ships and 197000 tons short at treaty end. Britain remains behind.
In New York the debutante season shifts to a more modest pace with affluent residents lingering in penthouses. Social life hinges on a few champagne bottles, a small circle of friends, a band, and hotel ballrooms amid a broader mix of wealth and cultural figures.
The fragment lists dinners and visits among residents including Hazel Fenehamea Em and Mrs J Fr Fifa and relatives at a dinner in August. Mary D Fogie, daughter of Fogie, is mentioned along with relatives from Pleas and Was De. Other items note Mrs Fogle’s guest Ida Rice Halsoom and visits by O Fink and son Rote Tsigwa with Mrs C C Fogle.
Fragmentary OCR quotes obscure phrases about wit, wickedness, fire and shining. The readable parts mention Livy and incomplete terms that hint at a classical reference note. No clear event or person is established.
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