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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1934
Page
4
A damaged 1934 newspaper fragment cites editor and authority concerns, mentioning communications, taxes, and publication terms. It references a named editor or authority figure and a date August 2, 1934, with unclear place or publication context.
A New York state council foresees removing voting rights from those on public welfare while noting millions receive federal aid through pensions, public works, and military pay. The piece discusses feasibility, constitutional hurdles, and that most welfare recipients prefer steady work to aid, arguing broad disenfranchisement is unlikely.
In a reflective note Luffburrow laments a slipping dollar and rising prices. The author expresses concern over ongoing declines and rising items while hoping market conditions stabilize in time.
The notice mentions Huey Long in connection with Paraguay and a railroad named in his honor. It hints at a wind event near New York and references a quick intervention by Long. The piece reads like a reader’s letter noting honors and political actions around Long’s influence.
Taxpayer asks the editor how new slot machines operate and whether a plate is inside any store. He notes repeated robberies of various businesses and questions the safeguards in place for gaming devices.
Bruce Catton examines Maughams preface to East and West and how he based tales on real people met a decade and a half ago aboard a Honolulu Pago Pago steamer. The article notes Maughams technique, notes on Maupassant and Chekhov, and that the book features 30 stories in a Doubleday edition.
Court notices list multiple marriage confusions and filings. Names include Geves Hardy, Gladys Rayner, J Walker Carty, James Archer, John Stopaker, Elele Af Disata, Marguerette Coleman, Cheney, Ro Cheney, Nora G Co itinact, Viola Dallas Ditch, Jacob Rohrback, EA Charles Renn, and others. The documents reference ages, residences, widower and widow statuses, and monetary amounts.
Frederick items recall events from Aug 22 186? and Aug 22 1914 with notes on local industry, church burnings, notable retirements, and a carpenter injured by falling material. Mentions Rev William Byrne D D retiring from Mount St Marys College and Rev Garvey of Philadelphia as Heir Successor. The Bay area fire losses and local obituaries are also listed with brief details.
President Roosevelt travels from Washington to the Midwest for Speaker Henry Rainey’s funeral as a government move to aid cotton prices. He intends to secure Commodities Credit Corporation funds to raise lending for cotton to 12 cents a pound, aiding Southern farmers who wish to delay sales.
The article notes a cool autumn night with temperatures dropping to 32 degrees and a high around 78 degrees the next day. It mentions two recent cool spells this month, a humid afternoon, and the county weather bureau’s remarks on a cold snap during a period of unusually warm weather. It also reports a band concert by the First Regiment Band at Baker Park directed by Warrant Officer 8 Keller.
Berlin reports a surge in anti Christian propaganda from Nazi sources fueling church tensions. Hitler’s recent declaration of positive Christianity and Hoppe’s August pronouncements signal widening strain between the state and religious groups.
A fragmented menu listing breakfast items such as orange juice cereal eggs toast and coffee, and luncheon dishes like cottage cheese salad bread and jam. It also mentions tomato stuffed salads and bean dishes with paprika and pickles, plus a frozen pineapple juice citrus cube tip. The piece notes Mr and Mrs Frederick Knock Mrs F Gordon Waters and Mr Marian S Miller traveling to Atlantic City NJ for registration at Chalfonte Haddon Hall.
Health notes report that smoking cigars and cigarettes lowers surface temperature in fingers and toes and slows blood flow in small vessels. Studies compare brands with and without nicotine and menthol, finding nicotine to be a key toxin while paper additives seem less influential.
The clipping records garbled quotes from multiple figures criticizing government policy and a senator lamenting language changes. It also reports Mr Arthur Biddinger’s automobile accident near Badgevile with conditions unchanged at Frederick City Hospital.
Helen Worden tours No. 60 Cherry Street and Hotel La Valenciana at 45 Cherry Street in Spanish Manhattan. Sebastian Estrada serves rich bean soup and steaks while a diverse barrio fills 110th to 115th streets with Spanish culture and a polyglot mix of Cubans, Central Americans, and others.
A compiled list notes births and deaths of figures like Albert Brisbane and Samuel Langley, with dates and places. It also lists events such as Fitch’s steamboat demonstration, the yacht America victory, and Dorothy Parker’s birthplace.
A fragmentary page notes misuses and pronunciation tips. It highlights words to avoid saying and stresses vocabulary growth. It mentions amplification and a miswritten example about Charles.
A compact list honors notable birthdays and origins. Figures include Alfred Ro McInvste of Boston, Mortimer Finshhacker of San Francisco, and Daniel Frohman of New York, with brief remarks on character and potential success. The piece blends biblical excerpt and social observations.
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