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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1933
Page
3
An unreadable OCR fragment from The Daily News Missouri content mentions editorial standards and defamation concerns. It references state authority and the potential impact on individuals while noting postal distribution details.
The article outlines how wartime wheat demand boosted output in the United States Canada Argentina and Australia by 75 percent, creating a surplus as postwar demand did not rise. It argues production must fall to match demand for farmers to earn a living, with government policy and universal cooperation seen as key to achieving this balance.
Benatat Elson OD Saulth and Prime Minister MacDonsid voice urgent views on preventing disaster, inflation, and international cooperation. The text notes education as a path, calls for democracy’s global action, and mentions U.S. candy and ice cream production valued at over $1090 in a single minute.
A mid century menu recounts a Cherry Pie dessert and a ham and potatoes main dish with beet relish. It lists recipe steps for the two dishes and includes notes on crust, baking times, and serving. A birthday dinner honors G M Ramsburgs on August 24 with a guest list of Joseph Wachter and others.
Twenty years ago Frederick saw a primary fight trimmed by withdrawals, a three hour Maryland and District of Columbia labor convention debating a wet resolution, and wets winning. Mt Airy hosted an Independent Order of Good Things Temple gathering with Frank Leatherwood welcoming. A speeding charge against Jeffertonce brought a $5 fine for Baltimorean W W Lanahan amid civic bustle.
Mrs Roosevelt describes a summer motor tour covering about 4000 miles from the Adirondacks to the Gaspe and St Lawrence region. She notes recognition by locals, border mixups with license plates, and kindness from residents, reporters, and clergy while detailing weather, roads, and encounters with fishermen, farmers, editors, and photographers.
A Book A Day by Arice Catton reviews The Progress of Julius by Daphne du Maurier. The tale follows Julius Levy a Paris siege survivor who pursues total business success with ruthless methods. He gains wealth and power but sacrifices love family and life, ending as a lonely miser.
A fragmented regional blurb describes a child continuing a practice after a disruption. The note hints at a past event and related consequences, with vague references to arms and a long imprisonment period.
The report details Pregerick county flood devastation, farmers lamenting crops, and three men saved on Liberty road by Willian Beardslee with aid from G Ralph Line and Robert F Micodem us. It notes heavy rains, lingering wet conditions, and ongoing relief efforts as residents hope for calmer weather and a busy summer.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains cyanosis the blue color of skin and mucous membranes caused by low blood oxygen. He outlines conditions at high altitude lung disorders heart disease anemia and strenuous exertion as triggers and notes doctors treat cyanosis by removing airway obstructions and addressing underlying causes.
Frederick Chapiat D A R members and Comococheague Chapter plan a Sunday evening radio commemorative program in Hagerstown Hagerstown area listeners will hear a dramatic presentation about the Battle of Long Island directed by Maryland historian Matthew Page Andrews with colleagues Anders Certel and Hoffmesr overseeing production.
A garbled history feature lists births and deaths of notable figures including Ditch painter Aentemenetee and chemist Antoine Lavouier with dates around 1666 to 1882, plus U.S. figures James Harlan and John Bates. It also notes pensions debate in 1776, steamboat patent 1791, and various birth anniversaries. The Horoscope section describes a cautious, misunderstood native type.
A long list of visits and greetings across Baltimore and nearby towns includes Crouse and Wilfred Crouse families, Mr and Mrs Six and relatives touring Pen Mar Park, Howard Mackley visiting Charles Graham in Johnstonville, and Miss Lowe Rapp staying with her grandparents in Westminster. Other items note births, weekend visits to Carroll County Fair, and community events with several residents from Baltimore and surrounding towns.
Long article notes entertainment industries from legit actors to Coney Island freaks adopting wage and hour codes. Freaks report 12 to 14 hour days, $15 to $70 weekly. cards, tattoos, and performances drive forced double shifts and new labor talks.
A Daily Lesson in English explains prompitude as the quality of being prompt. It notes mispronunciations and relates the term to moral uprightness and courage, suggesting everyday vocabulary growth through focused study.
A short note from the Readers Room laments the hot days ending and prepares for winter tasks. The writer predicts the furnace will demand attention as cooler weather arrives, prompting wishes for a longer summer.
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