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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary item cites a corporate figure and possible corrections to a column in The Daily News. The note references a place Frewertok and mentions questions around the sheet and reflection on status.
In a year about 250000 automobiles are reported stolen in the United States. Organized gangs operate nationwide and only a small fraction of cars are recovered. About 10 percent are taken for resale or permanent use, while police push to drive professional thieves out of business as interstate transport and federal law curb the market.
The article notes men reveal their true selves on vacation, alternating between homey leisure and stylish escapes. Prominent figures like Hoover and Borah are pictured relaxing by water or on seasides, as travel shifts toward rest rather than long auto tours or transcontinental trips.
The Cinan Conservation Corner team lost 24 to 10 to Yellow Springs on Wednesday at Yellow Spring. Joseph Forte pitched for the C M team and Barnes caught. Lin'sa pitched for Yellow Springs with Key catching.
Meals for three cover several dishes from fruit juice to peach pastries and a salmon creamed potatoes plate with fresh vegetables. A separate item reports Victor Kofer from Petersville suffering a compound leg fracture in a Catoctin creek bridge dig near Brunswick Point of Rocks, treated at Frederick City Hospital.
Local officials weigh paving around the courthouse with trees or without. Dr J Allan Williamson and Dr Wil Premere t back shade trees while civic groups urge preservation. A run of thefts and a trolley crash mark a chaotic Frederick day. many 1920 graduates visit town, listed names include Walter Shanele and Garrett Deomg.
A quirky note on horse color rules recounts that a white colt named Mosas defies standard horse etiquette by being fully white despite legends of black markings. The piece weighs the rarity and curiosity of such foals.
A collection of brief quotations from figures including Alfred E Smith and Plutarco Elias Calles discussing democracy economics and international strategy. The fragment touches on national readiness economic warfare and regional boundaries with references to U S and Mexican leaders and officials.
The excerpt cites Balbo as a rising figure among Chicago youths, challenging Al Capone and stirring tension with public officials and business leaders. It references calls for national recovery measures and critiques of labor, industry, and political influence, with scattered remarks from various figures.
The article highlights deaths from asphyxia due to carbon monoxide and other causes and explains acid base balance and breathing regulation. It notes new resuscitation methods using carbon dioxide to stimulate breathing, the formation of a society to prevent asphyxia deaths, and the role of fire and gas industry teams in providing oxygen and life-saving care.
JEAN PATOU outlines a Parisienne fall collection focusing on simple architecture over decoration. Daytime silhouettes remain lean with plain fronts, while evening gowns feature draped antique-inspired lines, with six rose silver to deep tones and restrained fur and fabric details. Rhythms emphasize sobriety with selective color, texture, and tailoring for a modern, disciplined look.
List of historical birthdays and deaths with dates and places. Includes William Carey, John Kirkland, David Crockett, Frederika Bremer, Asahel Grant, Peter Collier, Leurt De Force Gordon, Horace de Balzac, Charles Blondin, and others with brief biographical notes and dates. Some entries mention notable events and roles such as missions, education, politics, and inventions.
A reflective verse by N A Lufburrow muses on perseverance through life’s troubles. It contemplates how some overcome adversity while others struggle, praising resilience and urging improved conduct as time progresses.
Court notices report multiple marriage license filings and property transfers. Names include Tre T Rasen of Battmore and VFaveumee Moms 20. William C Dedd and wife to William H Rippeon and wife in city. Edward D Darr et al to Mary Mare tha Callary. Amounts listed include £10 and $10 across settlements.
In New York on August 17 the city dives into rumors about a reefer man a bootlegger selling marijuana cigarets and reefer dens in Harlem. The piece mentions Sally Rand acts at a fall revue art, theater and Greenwich Village figures, street protests, Chaplin and Noel Coward gossip, and a note about Laurence Rocket.
The fragmentary OCR text presents little coherent narrative or identifiable events, names, or dates. It appears as garbled phrases possibly referring to guidance, numbers, or week references without clear subjects or actions to summarize into a newspaper card. No verifiable persons or organizations emerge to anchor a factual summary.
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