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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1943
Page
4
The fragmentary notice appears to be a 1943 newspaper masthead from Fredericksburg. It references The Associated Press and states corrections will be printed after reader contact. It notes the issue date as Tuesday August 10 1943.
Praise for American forces flooding Sicily remarks that the Yanks move faster than in Tunisia and have captured over three quarters of Sicily. General Alexander notes they are 100 percent better than in Tunisia and rely on ample supplies and topnotch operation knowledge. Allied coordination helps rapid advances as they overrun Axis positions and push toward swift victory with little regard for discomfort.
Axis prisoners in United States total 65 058 across 38 camps far from borders to deter escapes. Over 28 000 arrived from North Africa recently. 62 Japanese prisoners. Germans from Tunisia outnumber Italians 2.5 to 1. Factories ready for 140 000 more. 267 000 held in Africa may be brought here. American POWs get standard Army rations and 80 cents a day for work. Germans and Italians segregated. mass prisoner treatment praised or critiqued in tone.
In this lesson a learner discusses common misuses and pronunciations of English words. It introduces efficacy as power to produce effects and urges extending vocabulary by mastering one word daily with attention to first syllable stress.
Madrid dispatches warn Germany may extend defense as top commanders shift. Elmer Davis of the Office of War Information warns that air power alone cannot conquer Germany, which still has 200 divisions in Russia. Russians seek a second front while planning large-scale offensives in northern France or Belgium. Military leaders emphasize ground battles with 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 Allied troops needed to decisively defeat German forces.
A brief, quoted reflection cites Jesus healing the paralytic and forgiving sins. It notes the theme of faith and divine forgiveness, attributing the meditation to P von Winter. The wording questions human punishment by God and mirrors devotional style.
Readable fragments note aggrieved residents over a green stagnant Morse fountain after fish died. August 10, 1893 column covers Emancipation Day crowds arriving, parade origins on All Saints Street, market bread and produce price shifts, and possible GOP candidates for office including Dosmo, Daniel FP Zimmerman of Wondsboro.
Twenty years ago General Henri Eugene Gol amon visit described with wartime era terms. The city prepared a memorial service this afternoon at Evangelical Reformed Church to honor President Harding, with Harry McDonald heading the new department and other local officials involvement noted in unclear phrases from the OCR text.
Dr Thomas W Masters explains how excess gas causes belching and abdominal distention. He notes most bowel gas comes from swallowed air, not digestion, and that gas absorbs differently in stomach and small intestine. He lists foods like cabbage beans and fatty items as common gas provocateurs.
Analysis notes a major Soviet envelopment around Kharkov with a western push from Orel and Belgorod. It argues the drive threatens southern German positions, Caucasus, Crimea, and key Dnieper crossings, potentially forcing a German retreat and crisis in Germany.
The war arts corps member McClelland Barclay, who sketched in New Guinea for a pictorial record, was reported missing in action in the South Pacific. The Isle of Capri sits off Naples and has been a bombed Allied target and potential invasion port. Benito Mussolini’s middle name is Campi? The green vision poison is Santonia. Ray Atherton is named as the new U.S. minister to Canada.
The young son of Mr and Mrs William Snyder of near Creagerstown sustained a painful leg injury recently after snagging it on a barbed wire fence.
The text explains how excessive urine and constipation burden the bowel leading to gas and fat breakdown. It notes distinguishing actual gas from sensation, relief with soft diet and enemas, and potential need to address heart failure or gall bladder disease. Belching ends by stopping swallowing air.
A survey of American periodicals and groups seen as echoing xenophobic and anti Semitic themes. Destin y magazine at Haverhill led by Howard Rand promotes Anglo Saxon lore and anti British stances. Women's Voice from We the Mothers Mobilize for America preaches anti Jew and anti Communist lines. American Women Against Communism in New York features a pro World Government leaflet showing a Star of David flag evolution. Prominent figures include Elizabeth Dilling associates, Mrs A C Morrison, Gerald K Smith, and Joe McWilliams, all pushing anti internationalist agendas.
A compilation of historical anniversaries lists 18th and 19th century figures born in Virginia Alabama Georgia and New York along with notable events such as Magellan's voyage departure and the first circumnavigation by an American flag ship. Birthdays include Herbert Hoover Horace Fletcher Norma Shearer and others with brief biographical notes.
A man misses his first day at a new job when his alarm fails and he discards the faulty clock. The boss offers a chance if he starts anew. The piece urges decisive action to drop bad habits and failings, placing them in the trash can and beginning fresh.
A lively review lauds the 400 page Manual of Foreign Dialects by Lewis and Marguerite Herman as anything but dull. It covers thirty dialects Latin Greek Irish Polish Chinese German Scottish Yiddish and more with phonetics glossaries and tongue positions. The volume appeals to actors writers and readers interested in realistic speech and regional slang.
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