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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1934
Page
4
The Daily News outlines submission rules for letters and notices to be published, requiring proper consent, identity verification, and policy on telephonic submissions. It notes possible corrections and protection of reputation, with mailing or emailing to the office and acceptance based on editorial standards.
A reflective piece on college freshmen entering higher education with high hopes and faith in knowledge, then drawn to social life and sports. It warns how distractions and shallow goals risk declining academic effort, while families back the opportunity and hope for success.
The letter argues that Deaf children struggle in class due to hearing impairment, miss explanations, and risk falling behind. It notes many Deaf individuals still excel as workers when supported, and calls for corrective actions to address hearing defects and improve outcomes for affected youth.
A fragmented 19th century commentary laments ongoing national woes with no clear solution. The text questions leadership and instruction while noting continual crises and the futile search for a fix.
The Japanese naval committee plans to proceed with ship budgeting and aims to raise the issue at the next conference. The letter notes a misguided belief in logic, mentions a race meet and a swimming event, and criticizes a back-broken boy who swims on his stomach and loses.
Aug 14 Grace Reformed Church near Pear holds a Dingo social at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Smith in Tamaville. Local residents and visitors include Mrs Percy Hogarth wife of Lieutenant Percy Hogarth SN. Miss Janie Reside from Balimore. Miss Beatrice Wolfe visiting. and many others from Baltimore and nearby towns. Community notices include church aid society events, illness updates, and family visits with a large August gathering at Mr Putman’s meadow.
Frederick items recall a burglary at the residence of William Ferrell near Petersville with about 25 dollars stolen from a loaded cart. Calin Keyser suffered severe cuts and is in critical condition at home. Thomas and Gilmer Schtey lease wells from Cho Viermente for a term of years to take charge of coal operations from William Miller and Company.
Lightning struck the hoist at the United Mine and Smelting Company injuring workers lightly. A large hay barn on Thomas Owings’ farm near Ridgeville burned from a storm, tearing a shoe from a man’s foot. The city was barred from erecting scales on West All Saints Street after a court petition by William Haren.
Mt Airy area towns host a garden party at Pine Grove church on Thursday evening August 16 featuring music and entertainment. Proceeds help fund Pine Grove church restoration as neighbors and families from Baltimore Revelstoke and nearby towns join community guests in anticipation of the event. Notables visiting and attending include Charles Meene Nive Suzanne Hyatt George Barmasch and Miss Patricia Purdy with many local residents and relatives listed in attendance.
Germantown August 14 reports the Neelayidle churches Presbyterian and Kyrarpe Bake hold their annual Sunday School picnic at Purice Ford near Monocacy. Activities including swimming lunch and boating were offered. Several local residents and visitors were noted for travel and guest arrangements with multiple names and households mentioned.
In Orphans Court on April 20 1933 Ida E Dutrow widow of Richard Claude Dutrow of Adamstown completes a codicil and will directing estate division. She cancels prior trust provisions and orders equal cash shares to three children R O Lee Dutrow Parthenia E Dutrow and Laura R C Oland with remaining assets of both estates to be split equally among them. Executors named Emory L Coblenz and Charles M Mathias.
A meeting of the Kris Kindred is scheduled at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge on August 25 led by Douglas Hobbs Catonsville. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Charles Gartrell Mr and Mrs Robert E Burdette enjoyed a motor trip to Harrisburg PA on Wednesday. Barbara Waltz Winfield visited Mass Sarah Wagner near town. St Michaels Catholic church Poplar Springs holds annual chicken supper and plenary on August 18. Mrs Norville Norwood receiving treatment at Frederick City Hospital and is improving. Buddy Yungling son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Yungling near Baltimore has nearly recovered from minor operations at a Baltimore hospital.
The article explains how proper nutrition strengthens resistance to germs. It cites vitamins A D and B deficiencies as increasing infection risk, notes that milk butter eggs and vegetables provide these nutrients, and discusses how diet influences blood defenses and cellular immunity.
Daily lesson explains misused phrases and pronunciation tips. It highlights Gazetteer pronunciation and common spellings like Accomplice and Synonyms. The sample notes show how to use a word three times to own it and promote vocabulary growth.
Fragments from Job and Shakespeare reflect on aging and sorrow. A trimmed, era-tinged pair of lines juxtapose mortality and memory, suggesting timeless meditations on life and death for readers.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art faces deterioration threats as bronze disease clusters on a cat relic and temple artifacts. Dr Collin Fink uses an electrolytic fix and seals the cat. Buses, vibrations, and concerts test fragile antiquities while skilled copyists and armor legends draw crowds.
Historical anniversaries mark births and deaths of notable figures from 177 to 1900s across cities like Washington Newburyport and Philadelphia. Notables include William Darby Patrick Jackson Park Benjamin Henry Clews John Galsworthy and Lutherans convention. Horoscope predicts frank keen insight and a successful day.
Bruce Catton discusses the rising appeal of communism in China. He argues the nation’s turmoil, peasant poverty, and land issues contribute to a shift toward Marxist ideals under a strong central authority.
The fragment references figures like Tom Deheves and Major T. Semmes Wamsiey with scattered remarks on New Orleans women and golf. It mentions the Women's Golf Association, American Somer foundation, and Representative Louis McFadden, plus vague currency and tax notes under the New Deal.
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