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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1933
Page
4
A 1933 discussion argues crime does not pay in the long run once caught and jailed, while noting offenders operate on risk and chance. It cites law enforcement emphasizing punishment certainty as a deterrent and questions why underworld greed remains despite penalties.
A bold innovator presses for an idea of automatic temperature control in rail coach windows. Critics warn of flawed carpentry and overreliance on theory, while engineers note thermometers expose heat and cold warnings. The piece lampoons the lone visionary and cautions against overconfidence in gadgets.
The entry presents a daily language lesson noting common misuses and spelling tips. It highlights detest as today’s vocabulary, explains usage with sample phrases, and lists broadcasters Miss Dorothy Clem and William Krebs with a schedule for a WUE station program in Hagerstown.
Dr G H Gettmann outlines safety protocols in lead exposed plants. Workers receive pre employment exams and histories, with exclusion of high risk applicants. Regular three weekly tests monitor lead absorption, while dust and fumes are controlled with masks exhaust systems and strict cleaning to prevent exposure.
Damascus Aug 19 Week end notices list Mr and Mrs Roace F Purdum hosting guests including Charles Slade Catonsville MD Helen Warfield Woodbine MD Virgie and Edith Mullinix Mullin MD, with many others attending waterspel or event. Mentions motor trips to Berkeley Springs WV and trips to New York City Niagara Falls and Cleveland. Also reports Dr Dorsey Woodfield is hospital patient after appendectomy. birth of daughter Carol Ann Poley to Mr and Mrs B B Poley Thurmont.
Local column notes dated August 19 1913 describe merchants on Market and Patrick streets given sixty days to remove obstructions in stores. A two day tournament and carnival at Bradcock draws a large crowd. A coronation odds list and a committee of arrangements are named. Reverend E H Hummellbaugh returns to Gane Fennial Meremonal U Brethren church. a quarterly conference proceeds to Kilama. City crews tar West South street overnight. Bureauville lanes project progresses with a small 6 0 gallon concrete reservoir planned to be superseded.
Today in history lists notable births and deaths including Pierre Jean de Bemager, Samuel Goodrich, Richard Bland, Henry Cobb, Stoddard King, Baron de Kalb and the frigate Constitution's battles. It recalls their origins, lifespans, and pivotal moments from the Revolutionary War to 1931.
Aug 19 Dickerson column lists Mr and Mrs KR Gott and son John visiting Ithaca neighbors, Miss Clara Clements visiting Mrs Ernest Hoyle, Mile Anne Williams from Washington visiting cousin Mrs H C Moon, and Wilson Roberson recovering from tonsillitis. Local social items include Vernon Houie of Washington visiting Dickerson, Dorothy Todd from Washington visiting Ava Lee Hicks, Home Builders 4 H Club meeting at Whiteacres, and Wm Crowley returning after 27 years. Mrs Parker Weller hosted Dickerson Round Table with Evelyn Darby Marguerita Myerig and Mrs George Ailutt. September meeting at Mrs FR Gott with plant and tube fundraiser for Scholarship Fund. Also notes on auspicious birthdays in town with regional figures and entertainers.
Local residents recall World War II veterans as aviation activity fades from the airport area. The piece notes Blue Eagle co operation support among 400 employers and bank re opening, plus farmers stabilizing corn and wheat plans. August brings reunions, school openings, parades, political moves, and ongoing NRA optimism.
Rockville Md Aug 18 Atlantic Refining Company filed suit in Gircal Court against Emieai UL Parley and William W Johnson of near Gaithersburg seeking 5000 damages from a collision alleged to involve a truck owned by Fraley. The declaration states the truck was damaged and a large gasoline load was lost.
Readers learn to craft decorative lamp shades using crepe paper and crochet. Step by step instructions cover making a wire frame, weaving colors, stitching rows, adding borders, and finishing with a top and bottom edge for a durable shade. Includes color ideas like pale yellow with dark Nué orange and yellow accents.
Julia Blanshard reports in Paris on high society curiosities including Barbara Hutton’s engagement ring bought in Paris for 1,000,000 francs and her pearl necklace for 10,600,000 francs. The piece notes silk stocking bans, Chevalier at a taxi stand, Paris church customs, and Joan Crawford fashion influence in Madrid. It also covers Anatole France’s gifts to Valentine Thomson, Clemenceau connections, and a green Paris Zoo monkey said to captivate French children.
A fragmented note urges patriotism through aiding national efforts to curb unemployment. It promotes contributing to a cause seen as noble and essential to restore hope and enjoyment, arguing that action benefits the country and its people.
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