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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1933
Page
4
Disjointed notices and essay snippets discuss language reform, English dominance, and proposed coinages. Mentions James Joyce and William Barnes, with scattered observations on spelling simplification and global use of English. Concludes with miscellaneous notes on safety pins and cultural ideals.
A language note teaches Evince meaning to show clearly and prove. It cites a sentence about common sense and experience evincing truth.
A garbled passage extols kind words and happiness, mentioning pay, health, and green value, with numerous typos and stray phrases making the meaning unclear and hard to follow. The text seems to praise positivity and communal well being without clear events or names.
The readable lines attack Roosevelt and his aides amid a chaotic exchange about government action. It questions what could have been done if leaders truly intended to act and hints at pressure on kidnappers. The text mentions Missouri, Oklahoma, and a state of tension around policy and response.
Missive contains a dated breakfast and luncheon menus with recipes for crab cakes, cabbage relish, prune dessert, and gelatin desserts. It notes Mr and Mrs Thomas Alton Ayres announcing the birth of a son at Melandria hospital in Alexandria Virginia. Mrs Ayres formerly Miss Virginia Dudrow of this city.
A fragmentary account recalls a 1915 eventful gathering including Judge Ben Linders addressing juvenile crime fears and a road accident near Mt Crum. It mentions Mrs Clarence Boller and Mrs Oscar Ang amid a seaside-tinged scene, with workers, a tank, and a bale of hay affecting a boy’s life.
An account by Miss Elizabeth H Moberly, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Foberly, recounts her voyage from New York to California aboard a Panama Canal liner. She describes Cuba, Havana, Colon, Panama, and the Canal, the scenery, natives, and ships, and notes San Diego sights and aviation activity in Los Angeles.
The second annual Rosensteel reunion will be at Little Round Top Gettysburg on Sunday Aug 13. All Rosensteel members are invited to attend the meeting with a basket luncheon to follow and a speaker scheduled for 2 30 o clock.
A health primer notes how skin wounds risk infection and outlines disinfection steps. It stresses clean hands, sterilized materials, antiseptics like iodine and boric acid, proper dressing, and seeking medical help for infection or deep wounds. It also covers splinter and fishhook removal and home care when medical access is distant.
A columnist praises P. G. Wodehouse Heavy Weather noting it as one of his best while joking about critics who doubt his humor. The piece mentions Empress of Blandings and a quirky memoir framing device with a detective publisher and college fraterni ties.
The readable lines reference Rev John Newton McCormick of Western Michigan, Donalé Rachters NRA, and Betty Boyer with a vague wartime and reform context. The text jestingly contrasts fear of change with permanence and notes a personal reunion, but details remain unclear.
A historical roll lists architects like Pert Each and Benjamin Silliman, sea captain Nathaniel Palmer, journalist Charles Dana, and poet Sara Teasdale with birth and death dates. It also notes 1797 New York Mechanical Repository, the 1930 drought peak, and today’s birthdays including Henry Osborn and Patrick McCarran with brief career notes and a horoscope predicting high potential and eventual success.
New York writer Paul Harrison reflects on Saratoga Springs turning 4 and its 80th anniversary of the Saratoga chip origin. He recalls Moon's Lace House chef George Crum, the bar’s silk fashion, and early dining, plus a note on skywriting revival by the Skywriting Company of Italy and pilots teaching public flight habits.
Fragmentary religious note praises mercy and pardon. Mentions Psalm 51 and Bishop, with garbled words suggesting a reflection on God’s mercy lasting forever and the law. No clear events, names, or locations beyond generic religious figures.
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