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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1934
Page
4
Fragmented text notes a public notice about editorial policies and consent. It references The Daily News staff and Associated Press, with unclear details and garbled lines. The item appears to remark on publication standards and authorial consent requirements.
A 1934 editorial notes growing armament and antiwar sentiment in England. It argues public pacifism may crumble if hostilities begin, with youth leaning pacifist but mobilization risking social rift, warnings that war psychology could override reason and affect disarmament talks.
A historic convention of the National Association for the Deaf discussed widespread employer refusals to hire deaf individuals. The report notes many deaf people succeed in business while facing social barriers and job discrimination, with emphasis on barriers within societies and workplaces.
An analysis notes the use of the word putsch in Middle Europe dispatches as a decisive label for a political upheaval. It discusses Germany and Austria's turbulent stakes, Chancellor Dollfuss, and the public reaction to attempted power shifts amid evolving governance.
Clagettsville and nearby areas report visits among families including Watkins Becraft Burdette Hilton Mantey and Moxley. A shooting near Taylorsville injures Zoland Z. die, treated by Dr. Humphrer. condition reported favorable as authorities investigate the incident.
Frederick items recall the 1814 excursion of the Frederick Cornet Band to Island Park and Harpers Ferry. A line of locals describes the parade, incidents, and a fatal scarlet fever note. An injury to Frank Kuhn of Wolfsville is reported after a stone strike. Local Times editor changes noted with George Woodgroen as supervisor.
A garbled English prose passage describes a bookish life and career arc. It mentions Oxford hopes, a wartime era, and a literary figure’s movement from early ambitions toward a distinguished career built through friendship and merit, ending with reflections on money and fate.
Local notes record a Pleasant Walk outing at Ware Grove with a Quincy band providing music. Mrs. Neilie Rainer of Putarburg Pa visits relatives here while Miss Fannie Repp of Jnnaitlte stays a few weeks. Crop damage fears rise due to continued dry spell. C E Easterday and family of Union Bridge join Charles Easterday for a Sunday visit. Margaret Flick visits friends in Joetown. Warrenfella visits his brother Pinkney in Joetown. Edward Lewis shoots two large blue ash trees near his home, both 40 feet tall and around a foot in diameter. Lewis and wife Snutisburg spend Sunday with local friends.
A recipe titled Serving Finland lists ingredients and steps for a ham and onion dish with pepper and cheese. It includes quantities and directions about mixing, sautéing, adding eggs, then baking or cooking, ending with a cooled dessert-like raspberry sherbet combination.
A birthday reception honored Mrs St ti with a large gathering. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lees, Mr Le Green, Mr and Mrs Haanvd Whens, Mr and Mrs Frank Byers, Mr and Mrs George Grimes, Mrs Jennie Green, Mrs Herman Snyder, Mrs Nathaniel Pope, and numerous Green family members among others.
The Kemptown Women's Club held a picnic by Linganore Creek on Tuesday with swimming and a picnic supper. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Browning, Mr. and Mrs. Kessel Day, Mr. and Mrs. Witham Watkins, Mrs. Alt, Mrs. Raymond Day, Airs. W. E. Baker, Misses Masi Roby Evelyn Roderick Evelyn and Maxine Browning, Martha Hulibray, Estelle Jones, Hazel Thompson, Mary Davis, Lillye Williams, J. W. Williams, Charlie Jones, and others.
Gasoline prices in Westminster rose to 19.1 cents per gallon on Wednesday ending a weeks long price war. A recent drop to 9 cents followed a new dealer opening a filling station offering 2 pounds of sugar with every 5 gallons purchased. Nearby Taneytown dealers plan to cut to 17.1 cents per gallon as a repricing move.
Dr Morris Fishbein urges careful milk handling for babies in heat. Boil milk if no refrigerator, use a water wick to cool, and keep all containers clean to prevent diarrheal diseases. Encourage vegetables and fruits, avoid over sweetened drinks, and favor milk based dishes in warm months.
The record notes a fragile state of Europe with various powers and names referenced. It mentions Marshal and Weuten, shifts in trade dynamics, and consumer family concerns amid a changing economy. Michigan figures like Reed and Williams appear in an uncertain context.
Broadway producers weigh the impact of screen morality on theater as reformers threaten petitions and denunciations. Industry veterans like Max Gordon advocate low priced shows while Hollywood’s interest grows with rights deals.
Today in history lists births and deaths of notable figures across years with scattered notes on missionaries inventors scholars and politicians. Names include Adeniram Judson Solomon Juneau Esther Judson James Peabody and Norman H. Days among others with dates and locations scattered throughout.
N A Lufburrow lauds von Hindenburg as a stalwart figure who fought a war many detest then rose to widespread acclaim. The writer credits his proven leadership and states that men everywhere admire his achievement and reputation.
A jagged clipping mentions figures like Lav ister and Walter C Yale with scattered references to farms and medical figures. It hints at oblique personal notices and general remarks about health, with muted allusions to ships or travel and possible remarks on fellows such as Dr. Dunlap and Rev. Witham.
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