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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1934
Page
4
A garbled note accuses a firm of harming a reputation and requests editor scrutiny. The message mentions a Belay Brongtt and hints at a legal or editorial matter requiring review. The text is fragmented and lacks clear details or dates.
The article notes exports up 65 percent this summer and 55 percent higher in the first half of 2934 versus 1973, with a 42 percent rise in the last fiscal year. It cites improved world conditions and partial tariff war abandonment, arguing trade is moving toward mutual exchange despite past declines.
Okisherma's supreme court faces a backlog of over 2000 cases and a potential 50 year timeline. A plan uses inherent authority to form 150 special masters from 300 nominees, each on three‑member committees. Decisions written for September submission aim to ease clogging in state courts.
A fragmented quotation panel cites Romans and Colton linking peace as the soul’s evening star. The text threads moral reflection on faith, virtue, and harmony, noting the kingdom of God transcends mere meals and drinks and ties inner peace to righteousness.
Social calendar across Hyattstown Olney Gaithersburg and surrounding areas includes dinners visits and road trips. Notables include Mrs Betty Brown Mrs Violet Hemming and Miss Mary Ryan among others with gatherings in Hyatts Town Clarksburg and Washington. The funeral of Mrs Richard Norwood occurred at the M E church in Hyattstown with Rev C Barnes officiating. Miss Ryan sailed from New York for a Bermuda cruise aboard the Canadian North Cape.
Unclear fragments list Aug 31 events and gatherings. Mentions Miss Alberta Parson and Miss Clara Devilbiss as teachers. Reunion at Crouse site postponed to AO. K of M lodge hosts. Families and locals including Hahn Fogle Koontz and Talward noted. A tailless cat born observed beside other normal kittens.
Frederick notes recall a Demors campaign club led by Granville Crouse and H Overman, a footrace between James Harris saloon regulars to Frederick Junction, and a tollgate finish in nineteen minutes. Obituary items report Pius X death and prayers, with updates on Rev Kane and Rev Herman family travel and wartime news. Also reports claim near beer sales in Knoxville Brunswick distillery concerns and Arthur D Willard named bankruptcy referee. mercury hits 99.
Mt Airy locals note Aug 7th birthday dinner for Mrs Etta Lowmar with guests including Jerry Wena and Mas Vina Watkins. Various relatives and friends from Baltimore, Vienna, Washington, and Beyond visit, travel, or stay at homes, with extended family gatherings, weddings, and summer trips reported. A photo depicts five generations of the Winpighers of Yellow Springs and Frederick families.
A recipe page features a three course dinner plan with Creamed Baga and Sweet Peats dishes, a Sweet Potato Seaffle, and a Fruit Salad. It includes steps for egg and cheese bake, potato mash with marshmallows, and a French Dressing, plus storage notes. Recipes use butter, flour, milk, eggs, peppers, pimentos, and spices with baking instructions.
Local residents host visits and family gatherings with relatives in Baltimore Taneytown and Thurmont. Mentions include Mrs D R Zepp returning home after a Baltimore trip and funeral attendance for Colonel Layman. Also notes a lightning strike on a bank barn near Harney.
Myra Linthicum spent a day with Mr and Mrs Guy Jewell in Damascus. Mrs and Mrs Hugh Taylor visited Silver Springs. They were guests of the latter's uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs George Runkles Prospect Row. Mr and Mrs Albert Purdum and daughter Ann Elizabeth of Baltymone spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Guy Weatherfold. Mr and Mrs Earl Weishaar at Frostburg were guests of the farmer's parents Mr and Mrs William Weis. Dorothy Race at Frostburg visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Raymond Brang. Park Avenue and Mrs D T Gaver and daughters Leona and Rachel are travelers to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia.
A health feature surveys how memory links to smell, noting some odors are recalled better than others and that smell varies with experience and emotion. It cites observers on body odors, age groups, and racial anecdotes, and contrasts ancient breath smell diagnosis with modern chemical tests for diseases.
In Greenfield and nearby towns, families gathered for visits and funeral services. Mrs Davis and Mr Wi son Davis attended the J Arthur Briggs funeral at Rockville, with Mrs Mary Davis and others from Glen Echo also present. Families from Frederick and Washington counties joined the Sears reunion at Furnace Port Park on Sunday.
Helen Worden reveals New York as a European mood with an Italian flair in Mulberry Street theater, puppets, shops, and daily life. Agrippino Mantes conducts puppet shows at 106 Mulberry Street with his family, offering eight to ten evening performances.
The article describes Mulberry Street on the East Side with bright tenement flowers and festive St. Gennaro celebrations in New York's Italian district. It notes fifty thousand Neapolitans in the city on September 17, with street dances, arches, and Italian foods. The scene includes Fat and amiable Pasa Moneta serving Naples dishes at 32 Mulberry Street, and a rich display of Italian markets, wares, and language. It compares uptown Florentines Venetians and Harlem’s Italian district, highlighting markets, produce, and cultural flavor. The Harlem Italian district is larger though poorer than the lower East Side.
A compact list of historical birthdays and events. Notable entries include Josiah Meigs a Yale professor born in Connecticut. Enos T Throop a New York lawyer and diplomat. James Lick pioneer and benefactor in San Francisco. Jules Michelet historian. William Kelly ironworker and Pittsburgh native. John Tindall British physicist. Frank A Mursey Maine publisher. and a 1623 London Virginia voyage sale. Also notes historic Charter Oak event in Hartford 1856 and 186R workingmen convention in Baltimore seeking an 8 hour day.
A jumble of language guidance and trivia lists a daily language tip, misused phrases, and notes on pronunciation. It then lists several birthdays of notable figures born on this date, including officials, educators, aviators, and a physician, with brief biographical mentions and a horoscope.
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