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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
4
The Frederick newspaper states its policy on letters and notices, disallows anonymous or provocative submissions, and warns against misrepresentation. It confirms editor responsibility for accuracy and prohibits publishing damaging or erroneous content about individuals or organizations.
The piece compares the Soviet Five Year Plan to the American NRA program. It notes Europe and Asia watch the American experiment with keen interest, hoping for recovery and progress, while recognizing Russia has faced obstacles and limited success. It suggests both systems offer lessons for global economic and political thought.
A British defense attorney with a flawless murder record handles a poisoning case that entangles his own life. The narrative tracks his decline as he becomes emotionally involved with his client’s wife and risks reputation, home life, and judgment. Suspense builds toward a dramatic verdict.
The text discusses a broad coalition including labor secretary Mose Perans and various senators as they consider a new edict and its financial demands. It questions party contributions and the practicality of the plan, noting doubts rise with higher costs and disagreement among prominent figures about the scheme’s viability.
Weather synopsis for Maryland week ending August 22 notes moderately warm days and cool damp nights with overcast skies and thunderstorms midweek. Wheat and rye threshing progress varies regionally with yields fair to good for wheat, poor to fair for rye, corn tasseling and early maturity reported, potatoes and legumes in harvest, and tobacco blooming. Evanglist Denlonger hosts Young Peoples Night at Parkway Church of God. storm damage prompts early closing at Frederck Ta nting Company. Hurricane warning circulated with community impact.
Old covered bridge near Ceresville collapses during a parade event. An engine wheelman, Utterbacks, escapes injury as damage halts traffic. Awning poles along Market and Patrick streets removed under new city ordinances. Construction foreman Frederich pant. Sunday excursion by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad runs 327 cars from Washington to Baltimore. Charles C Waters, Frederic County lawyer, marks his fifty fourth birthday.
A local man, Rev. Mfr Simpeon, discusses abundant wildlife near the frontier area of Peace River and Fort Saskatchewan. Trappers from farther north visit, bringing frontier ambiance as the Reverend organizes Sunday School and serves as clerk of the Peace River Presbytery.
Health columnist describes cod liver oil as a vital source of vitamin D and essential nutrients. It is used to prevent rickets, support growth in infants from two weeks, and aid pregnancy and tuberculous conditions, with wide dietary and veterinary applications noted.
Mr and Mrs J H Porter return to Brunswick to reside after a year at Beecerick where they ran a gasoline filling station. Their son Albert, who helped at the Brunswick store with Claude during Mr Porter's absence, has moved to Frederick to run the filling station and duties.
Washington Monument weathered a fierce gale yesterday with roof leaks reported while crowds and guards watched from the top. Nine observers including tourists and journalists stayed aloft as winds near 50 mph spawned rain bands and dramatic city visibility.
The Virginia senate approved the Staples-Eggieston bill to hold a statewide prohibition referendum on October 3 by a vote of 88 to 0. A commission will study control plans and report findings to the regular session. The edition of The News and The Post for Fredericks NRA Sales Days printed 20 000 copies amid heavy advertising.
A garbled menu and recipe fragments describe lamb roast with parsley Carrot and potato cream sauce celery paprika and milk based cream, plus a gelatin salad with cucumbers peppers and vinegar. Instructions reference roasting times and sour milk substitution, with several ingredient misspellings and disjointed steps.
A collage of quotations from public figures criticizes municipal control, racketeers, and the NRA while praising reform and national mutual respect. Citations include General Johnson, U S District Attorney George Z Medaile, Grover Whalen, and May Bézinion, reflecting varied political and social opinions of the era.
A cryptic note attributed to N A Lufburrow reflects on ads and their varied purposes. It notes that ads, despite home or name, serve good aims while acknowledging misfires like false alarms and flat tires. The piece suggests ads connect real people across places and times.
Watson B Miter national rehabilitation chairman addresses the American Legion convention in Hageestown August 24 with attendees of veterans and department officers reporting on progress in rehabilitation efforts. The committee announced cooperation with NRA and other departments while presenting departmental chairmen reports and plans. A separate brief notes a man named Charles Alandhershana leaving from Cedar in Tyera and Shetland Islands with limited details.
A messy historical snippet lists notable births and deaths with dates, including William Wilberforce born in 1759 and Theodore Parker born 1810, plus figures like John Newton and Charles Follen McKim. It also mentions events in 1812 1814 and banking panics, with scattered birthday notes and evaluative musings.
A fragmentary note outlines daily vocabulary guidance including spelling tips and word study. It mentions mispelled words, synonyms, concise phrasing, and a single word per day approach with a focus on accuracy and brevity.
A fragmented quotation attributes Emerson on treating trials with joy and finding salvation. The readable line suggests a reflection that embracing hardship leads to inner peace and spiritual reward.
A panorama of early 20th century Broadway figures and venues, tracing George M. Cohan’s song sales to a Berlin-backed revival. It touches on Gerald Berlin Snyder, Waterson, and Chinatown culture, noting publishers, war relief funds, and the shifting entertainment scene in New York.
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