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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1934
Page
4
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An analysis of state tax policy in the 1930s and 1940s notes widespread adoption of sales taxes in many states and the growth of income taxes in others. It discusses the shifting burden on taxpayers amid rising federal taxes and the push for more revenue, with several states implementing both sales and income taxes.
Mr and Mrs Stuart A Widener wed here this week and plan to move to Shungnak Alaska to teach in a government school after a short motor trip. The groom, a resident of Abingdon Virginia, was formerly Miss Katherine A Sullivan. The ceremony was at Grace Lutheran Church conducted by Rev Paul W Quar.
Foxville man James Mrnn vre of near Forts was sentenced Thursday to one year in the Maryland House of Correction after arraignment before Justices Walter FE. He admitted stealing a quantity of zamine and was remanded to begin serving the term.
A fragment from a letter dated Aug 4 describes missionary families at sea and on the Pacific fringe. It notes long weeks of prayer, financial generosity returned to the islands, and mentions Huey Long gaining more newspaper attention than Hitler.
A readable fragment lists porch refreshments including punch, coconut drop cakes, sour cream chocolate circles, and related bake sale items. It provides approximate ingredient cues such as lemon juice, vanilla, butter, sugar, flour, baking powder, and cream, with brief preparation steps and serving notes.
Read about the 1884 and 1864 items in Frederick from The News issue of August 4. It notes repairs at St John’s Novitiate Chapel, a fatal accident at Ponds, a delivery wagon proprietor, German citizens, an election in Brunswick, and Jesse L Lasky filming in Frederick for Heart of Maryland.
The update covers weather easing heat, local social events, school campaigns, and community plans. Mentions include Framces Beother’s delegation, Marvand Synod presence, and traveling minstrels. Regional events span Tredesk progress, Brent street concerns, and DuPont gardens entertainment.
John D Nicodemus writes to The News praising the county delegation from Annapolis for eleven successful measures, including road transfers and tax relief, while criticizing opponents and arguing for continued moral and intellectual influence in the capital. He cites university and church involvement and urges vigilance to keep qualified leaders in Annapolis.
The annual Homecoming Day for the Church of the Brethren at Sams Creek will be observed Sunday August 5 with Sunday School at 9:30 and worship led by Prof Otto Brumbaugh of Westminster College. An afternoon program includes speeches by Rev Eby of Ann Arbor and Rev J Walter Thomas, with evening services at 7:30 and special music by The Sheets Evangelette Singers.
The Thread of Gold Bible Class of Calvary M E church held its annual picnic Tuesday afternoon and evening at the field of Mrs Newton 7 1 Stull between Lewistown and Creatorsmnin. A large attendance came with husbands and chauffeurs. swimming games and prizes for stunt performers were enjoyed. A fine informal supper was served by class members and a most enjoyable time reported.
A compact list noting historical anniversaries and notable birthdays. Events include 1785 United States Coast Guard founded, 1836 Chicago surveyed, 1914 Britain declares war on Germany, plus many birth entries such as Percy Shelley and Knut Hamsun with brief notes.
Bruce Catton discusses marriage, law, and decency in a satirical novel critique. The piece notes a Puritan influence on society, the framing of evidence, and the author’s lively narration, highlighting the publication by Doudieday, Doran & Co.
Fragmentary text references Psalm 4 and prayerful lines about the soul and dust. The readable portions mention verses and religious reflections, with garbled phrases suggesting a devotional or hymnal snippet. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons are present.
In New York on August 4, writers observe Saratoga Springs crowds, racehorse mascots, and superstition. Trainers display animals from goats to dogs and even a white mice stable, while touts return after state approval of track betting, using schemes to steer bets and collect winnings.
Health authorities note heart disease deaths increased from about 132 per 10000 in 1900 to 224 per 200000 in 1932, a surge around 70 percent. Factors include longer life, rising incidence after 30, regional patterns, high blood pressure, and rheumatic fever.
Fragmented text presents a lesson on English phrases and synonyms. It mentions phrases like Not on your feet and Not by any means and hints at word study, pronunciation, and increasing mastery through evidence and examples.
An essay fragment blends observations on summer discomfort and sweating with remarks on blood pressure. It contrasts hypertension linked to modern life in the United States with lower rates among dative Chinese and some African groups, suggesting cultural and personality factors influence prevalence.
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