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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1934
Page
4
The readable text outlines a distressed public notice from The Daily News with references to publishing by the Southers Printing and Manufacturing Co and mentions of notices about communications and amendments. It shows unclear dates and names, with instructions about action by readers.
Fragmented OCR reading mentions radio editor C E Butterfield and a Bay area radio day. It references August 12 and Vesuvius activity with NBC Liaison, noting spots for the event and a character focus.
Fragmentary report notes a gathering in Chicago where executives of a group discuss a draft related event. The piece mentions crowds, a band, and potential demonstrations as part of the day’s agenda. Names and exact actions are unclear due to damaged OCR.
An analysis reflects on World War I slogans and American resolve, noting democratic setbacks in Europe and the limits of wartime lessons. It questions whether entering the war prevented future wars and mentions a New York address for a public talk by distant speakers.
The group led by Ruth E Weybright and her mother Mos A Weybright toured rural Thurmont sites including the home farm and the abandoned public schoolhouse. They also viewed the Myers Mall property and Mentadtae area as part of a Union Bridge trip with H Diller and Mrs Marcel accompanying.
A mixed gathering honored Miss Helen Leather with a shower at Leather 3 Grove. Gifts were given and a toast followed with attendees including Mr and Mrs Ritley, Mr Rayfield, Mr Minod, and others.
A fragment lists language misuses and daily word goals while a report notes Cletus Stomlemper, year old son of Mr and Mrs Starey Stomlemper, Bognsbore, Pecoveriy, struck by a vehicle near Locust Valley while with companions. The driver fled and the lad was taken to care.
Summary of local historical notes from Frederick includes a farm near Buckeyeowan at 277 acres once owned by Denna Shanke Lee, and a mishap injuring Mrs Lynn Stephens at her West Main home. The items span past events and notable occurrences from 1884 and earlier newsletters.
Dr Micedemas argues alcohol comes from nature and fermentation and urges voters to oppose sale. A reader proposes removing trailers to ease walking congestion and improve traffic flow in Market Street and surrounding routes.
Mrs Taalte formerly Miss Hellen Roamsburgh Mathers daughter of Mr and Mrs Waillum Mathers of Elm Street Nor Lund has opened a new dental office in the city. The couple resides at 620 North Market Street.
A jumble of anniversaries and births noting James B Longacre Charlotte M Yonge Daniel Lothrop Robstl G Ingersoll Carl Meichers Gov Gilford Pinchot Hale Holden Hugh Osbet Teas De Witt Lewis Theodore L Shear Joseph Weber and other figures. Also mentions a 1731 Franklin library start and the Am phoe distress incident with Cape Hatteras. Horoscope predicts fortunates and steadfast intellect with studious natures. Street improvements on East street referenced.
A reflective piece by Mary Esther contrasts governors visits and state politics with a tranquil lakeside scene. The author muses on Thoreau era ideals, wartime memories, and distant New York amid August calm, praising nature and inner peace over public bustle.
Brunswick set to organize for the coming year on September 4, the first Tuesday in September, per state law. Mayor Harry R Mace, re elected, holds a council majority likely to confirm his appointments. Anti organization foes hold two council seats. supporters Legue and Patricia Fouer recently returned from Ocean City.
Supper for eight features Florida Cocktail Crab Salad Potato Chips and Orange Bread with vanilla ice cream and raspberry sauce. The Aid Society meeting at Yellow Springs with 13 members and five visitors opened with scripture reading and prayer.
Rohert H. MeSel LL D counsel for Bishop James Cannon Jr speaks at Braddock Heights Sunday night service at 7:43. The topic is Sabbath Day Observance and the Modern Tendencies. The event is under the F Bape church and local charge groups with music directed by Mrs Sparks and Raymond Zimmerman. Dr WW Davis of Maryland Lord's Day Advance introduces the speaker.
Fragmentary report shows a guild or group meeting at a member's home with prayers and scripture reading. Mrs Eise Snook handled press and scripture, Mrs Kenneth Ramstring won a basket prize, and Delic Mus served refreshments. Next Rex meeting planned for September 13.
In Manhattan an epidemic of parlor games thrives around night club tables and sidewalk cafes. Readers test spelling, geography, and word puzzles while sharing social tricks and clever number stunts. A popular exercise asks how to buy 100 bottles with exactly 100 dollars, revealing an expected solution.
Dr Morris Fishbein advises daily chin care to prevent prickly heat and intertrigo in hot weather. Treat mild heat rash with vinegar water wash and talcum powder. seek physician advice for more severe rashes. Limit sun exposure gradually to prevent sunburn. bathe regularly and sponging aid to stay cool in hot conditions.
A garbled OCR sample presents varied statements attributed to figures including Konstantine Kammerhofer and Sir William Birdwood, with references to German Austrian struggle, colonial influence, and speculative future world rulership. The text also mentions a Magistrate L B Brodsky and a Professor Artur H Campton alongside disjointed opinions on church power and nature.
The passage reflects on human nature and common desires across regions. It notes people seek happiness work and good eating while aging makes years pass faster. It mentions progress in California Utah Massachusetts and Texas and Michigan as examples.
The text advises using sun protection and shade to avoid skin irritation and sleep disturbance in heat. It suggests daily naps outdoors under a net and umbrella to keep children calm, reduce irritability, and prevent mood swings at home.
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