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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1933
Page
4
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A 1933 column argues travel broadens knowledge and judgment more than reading alone. It advocates intelligence tests comparing frequent travelers with heavy newspaper readers to gauge general understanding of United States and world affairs, noting travel should be accessible to all who can afford it.
A compact language primer explains common misuses and introduces vocabulary. It notes phrases like be claims that he was there and he says as often mispronounced, then defines synonyms such as mix mingle blend and join. It invites daily word mastery and presents retrospat as a coined term meaning to look backward or retroject to an early period.
A fragment reflects on oysters and a presumed reviewer’s taste. The lines praise the oyster’s savor and its duty to provide enjoyment without fear, attributed to h. A. Lupburrow.
Inquiries gather farmer wage figures from several towns. Charles Bussard notes 75 cents to a dollar daily pockets. Branva ck and Grayson Renn report 75 cents to $1. Paul Kuipp mentions some pay 75 cents, Burke of Monrovia says a dollar. Community wages reflect rising farm goods prices.
Bruce Catton reviews the novel Ro Matter Where by Arthur Train. A former boom era millionaire goes broke and attempts farming lobster fishing and simple work along the Maine coast before returning to town with a new romance, learning the limits of wishful alternatives.
A program titled To Broadcast Again A musual program will be broadcast by Dave Hagas's Southerners local to Sunday afternoon from 3 until 4 o'clock per station WOES Hateistown.
Fragmented lines recount a governor’s message to a military armory, upcoming primary candidacies, party rifts, a crash incident at Braddock, and mentions of Jenny Chowder, a Black man from Bwhiystale, with unclear details. The text references Camp Pe Two and a military tournament with named individuals in a confused narrative.
The article explains how clinicians determine causes of sudden unconsciousness by assessing pulse, respiration, skin color, pupil size, and signs of blood flow. It notes brain injury, intoxication, and metabolic issues as possibilities and describes balance, vision, and ear-related cues as part of the diagnostic process.
A group outing took place at Singanore Creek near Foxs Meadow on August 6. Attendees include numerous named couples and individuals such as Philp Clark, Robert Lowman, Samuel Hellman, Jerome Snyder, George Snyder, William Clark, James Haba, John Harrie, and many with Snyder, Clark, and related surnames. The gathering paused at Sugar Loaf Mountain on the preceding Sunday near West South Street and Kimcheon, West South Street.
Recent bride Mrs Charles Samuel Bowman daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Baker Union Bridge was married August 3 to Mr S Bowman son of Mr and Mrs John H Bowman Middle River. The wedding occurred at Strawbridge Methodist Episcopal Church Union Bridge.
About 300 Maryland 4 H members gathered on the College Park campus for the fifteenth annual 4 H Club Week. Speakers included Dr. Symons and Helen Shelby. Activities covered swine dairy cattle livestock poultry judging and clothing exhibit garments. H C Byrd spoke at the opening evening meeting. Members were divided into two divisions Iroquois and Algonquin with subdivisions led by leaders.
Richard Winsis suffered a deep leg cut while sawing at the Hottie of Hamilton Fritz on Monday afternoon. Dr. James Marsh of New Windsor treated the wound with three stitches and Winsis can walk with a crutch. Nearby, multiple families plan trips to the World's Fair and Baltimore visits, with gatherings noted in Medford and Taneytown areas.
A religious reflection quotes Marguerite de Valos on the test of moral strength through temptations. It portrays trials as tools for spiritual growth and suggests endurance leads to a divine reward.
Residents discuss NRA codes as the recovery program shapes local business and prices. Weather fears ease after a drenching, tornado memories linger, and distant air shows draw Frederick county crowds while CCC camps and school teacher announcements shape the week ahead.
Community list of residents and visitors from Middleburg and nearby towns. Names families and brief travels note open cottages, dinners, weddings, and weekend gatherings at Camp Ritchie, Pen-Mar, and various homes. Several calls and small events spread across Baltimore, York, Redmond, and Hanover areas.
Thorough list of historical birthdays and events with names like Benjamin Franklin Bache Ephraim Ball Katharine Lee Bates Christy Mathewson and Mary Roberts Rinehart. Notable dates span 1612 to 1929 with mentions of U.S. sovereignty and observatory figures. Includes a horoscope noting child development cautions and virtues.
A garbled clipping cites Rev. Joseph A. Vance on breeding honesty in youth and mentions Detroit with ambiguous editorials. The text references James M. Cox and a discussion on wood supply and a nameless conference, leaving uncertain context and multiple unreadable fragments.
Beery says he was robbed of 85 by two colored men while sleeping near Beery’s drinks stop. He was awakened later and found his money gone. He planned to file a report with probing officers but had no suspects or information.
Aug 32 New York reports the smallest U S industry whip making still exists. George S Over runs the largest oldest shop dating to 1824 on Houston Street. Four generations produce driving, polo, hunting whips and mallets for crops, chases, and stage props while demand dwindles with horses waning.
A garbled social notice listing visits and engagements from Ladiesburg includes Miss Lothe Trox il Mrs P B D Kosne Sr Deton Mr and Mrs W Lam Bu and other neighbors near Matters Station. The text mentions weekend stays, weddings, engagements, and a remark about ancient skates dating to the 11th century.
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