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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1934
Page
4
A note explains The Daily News policy on letters and communications. It states restrictions on mature content, safety rules, and authentic author naming requirements. The notice also mentions submission authority and general newsroom conduct.
A prose meditation on rain as a seasonal force, its sensory effects, and how it renews nature and life. The piece paints rain as music and movement, ushering refreshed fields, gardens, streams, and birds into a shared harmony with the land.
Travelers returning from trips express contrasting moods from groans at rejoining work to joy in the old town’s welcome. Many feel the pleasures of their journeys but remain eager to reconnect with home, friends, and familiar places. The piece notes that warm receptions and beloved scenes reinforce loyalty to the hometown.
At a meeting of the Democratic Central Committee of Carroll county on Friday at the residence of A B Seliman chairman Mr Airy Wis Edna M Hewitt was recommended for appointment as temporary postmaster at Weolbine The committee also recommended for appointment to M A the warrant y on the head of nav ucation Mr Thomas H Lege Union Bridge The other members of the State Central Committee besides Mr Bellman are Mr Howard B Necker Mrs Morris Mitten Mrs Charles O Clemson C Hebert Brilhart and M jard H Weer
A dated note from Tokyo August 13 reports The President advised calm naval policy toward Japan. He quotes Roosevelt saying we should deter aggression rather than strike first. The writer notes a peaceful arrival, desire for a bigger navy, and intent to act if necessary.
Notes from Sam's Creek and surrounding area record visitors to homes in Seneca Linwood York and nearby towns. Residents mention guests including Miss Catherine Warner Miss Virgie Schneider John and Jean Schneider and many relatives visiting relatives at various homes. A birthday party for Miss Helen Kefauver and a weekend visit to Trail Avenue are also noted.
Fifty years ago in Frederick the News noted Dorsey Tyson named B and Q clerk, a serenade for Mr and Mrs Thomas Quynn at North Market Street, and a meat house burglary to cover arson. Twenty years ago in 1914 two thousand fans turned away as the Washington Nationals beat Frederick Blossoms. lightning burned barns near Clarestsy and Tebas Waters, and Rayion Eichelbeger, 12, cut badly lacerating fingers while playing with a cart.
A Health Magazine guidance by Morris Fishbein outlines common early bad habits such as thumb sucking nail biting and dirt eating. It emphasizes that these habits originate in infancy and may persist if not stopped early with preventive devices and parental attention.
The feature outlines a cross continental radio plan led by EB Butterfield and Ram Editor, with WEAF NBC airing a program linking Budapest and Warsaw via shortwave. It includes a Hungarian chorus from Budapest, Polish airs from Warsaw, and a Berlin relay route, plus a schedule of midday and evening broadcasts and sports scores. The piece mentions personalities like Jesse Crawford and Charles Corret amid a voyage of broadcasts and musical selections.
The passage discusses encouraging cooperation in a child by removing obstacles to interest, using rewards over punishment, and tracking progress with a calendar. It emphasizes controlling any noted physical defects as part of the approach.
A young man in New York drifts from honest work to underworld activity as he profits from chronic rent exploitation and local stick ups. He climbs to be the self styled brain of a growing neighborhood gang, then faces murder and a perilous choice between life and death. Published by Knopf.
Taylorsville suppy ANG Mrs E Melesworth Art Airy and son Roscoe visited Mr and Mrs Walter Clary and Mr and Mrs S H Magin in Detroit Michigan and Was he guest Tuesday afternoon of Mrs Augustus Fleming Eva Marin and Earl Gale spent a day in Alarinsburg West Virginia Mr and Mrs George Russell Newark Delaware were guests of the Clary and Magin households Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Tony Clary Mtary Thomas Poole Frederick Mr and Mrs Charles Durham and Mr and Mrs Irving Clingin daughter Ed ward Baltimore Elsie Loughman returned to Westminster after time with sister Verte Pickett A T Byers GH Magin and Mrs Herman Barnes visited
Mrs Walter Wright and Junior Vansant perform at Frederick City Hospital on Tuesday. J C Naill visited Junior Vansant. Truman Franklin suffers from an abscess. A surprise birthday party for Mrs Green was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Green with about eighty guests. Mr and Mrs Earl Wright Walter Wright Estelle Wright and Dorthine Condon visited Mrs Walter Wright at Frederick City Hospital last week.
Mrs Alexander George presents seasonal sandwich ideas using canned sardines tuna and cheese. Recipes cover sardine relish tuna salad rolls and cheese roll with steps to mix seasonings spread filling and wrap for storage. Includes tips for acidity and texture plus serving suggestions with olives and pimiento.
A collage of quoted statements includes remarks on Lenin and enforcement in the United States, labor and economic views, and a Supreme Court justice comment. The text concludes with a Hungarian regulation mandating 20 percent alcohol in all gasoline.
New York July heat inspires idle diversions from excavation to theater lines and hotel lounges. Citizens observe laborers, hunt fishing gear, and dream of quiet naps in hotels and parks. Sleepers favor Park benches, Empire State and Rockefeller Center towers, and even subway rests, avoiding disruption by guards and staff.
A compact feted list notes historical anniversaries and birthdays. Notable entries include Lury Stone born in West Brookfield and other figures such as Goldwin Smith, Philip Phillips, Onn, Patrick Egan, Felix Adler, Morris Jastrow, George B. Luks, and the Society of Jesus founding. Birthdays include Frederica Steening, George H. Payne, and Charles E. Beary, with dates and places cited.
Daily lesson covers usage and pronunciation notes. It highlights avoiding phrases like capacity versus ability for machinists and clarifies common misspellings and stress. The piece presents examples and urges growing vocabulary with a single daily word, embryotic meaning undeveloped within the embryonic state.
A dated column lists several birthdays and titles including William J. Tilson presiding judge in Tennessee, Bishop Robert Campbell in Liberia, Edwin Grasse the violinist in New York, Bunoy Rogers actor, and Hugh Guthne Canadian cabinet member. It notes a moral reflection on envy from Psalm verses and remarks on intuition and judgment shaping fortunes, warning against rebellious disposition.
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