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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1933
Page
4
FURRDAT AUGUST 24 19 DEATH BY ACCIDENT
A long report notes little progress in preventing preventable fatal accidents over the past decade while public health advances curb many diseases. It cites rising motor vehicle deaths and attributes about three of ten accident fatalities to automotive traffic, despite safety gains in other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thast
Advertising Mirrors The Seasonal Shift In 1920s America
A discussion on how advertising crowns the transition from late summer to early autumn with hints of radio phonographs and new furnishings. It notes auto ads dominate as owners buy new cars in late summer or fall when models debut, tying seasonal change to shopper behavior and the era’s consumer culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Daily English Lesson on Misused Terms and Apologetic Tone
A compact lesson explains common errors in usage and pronunciation for words like inasmuch acumen adieu and emphasizes mastering one word daily. Torlsy's entry highlights apologetic meaning and usage as in a subdued apologetic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morove
Moody
Torlsy
Mothers' League Meets at Lutheran chapel
The Lutheran Mothers' League held its season fret meeting at the chapel Monday at 7 30 p m with new president Mrs Bartgis Storm Viaking in charge. After opening with Mother's Prayer and prayers by Mrs Kefauver Jed, Miss Sadie Hahn led Scripture reading. Miss Hal Ott spoke on A Square Deal for Your Child. Mrs Edna Smith gave two readings. A bingo game was presented by Mr and Mrs Marshal Schroeder. Social hour followed with refreshments and more bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ League
Lutheran Mothers’ League
Bartgis Storm
Trying Kefauver Jed
Sadie Hahn
Hal Ott
Edna Smith
Marshal Schroeder
Ballot trouble marks Maryland primary in 1913
Twenty Vaare Ago Today In Frederick reports a ballot trouble incident where 5,000 of 14,000 ballots were printed in error and discarded. The piece lists Democratic and Republican candidate slates for House of Delegates sheriff county commissioners treasurer State Central Committee and delegates to State Canetellow, with notes on the faulty calendar and a fatal accident involving John Wer ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lock
the News
House of Delegates
Harry Co. Allgire
Simeon L. Bast
McGill Bell
August T. Brust
George H. Busserd
Alarkell H. Nelson
Christian Smith
Eugene A. Wachter
John F. Yinger
Sheriff
John D. Conard, Jr
Robert L. Cramer Louis ©. Etchison
Clarence C. Holtz
Canty
Samuel W. Barrick
Henry Boyle
Henry J. Brandenburg
A. Windsor Davis
James H. DeLauter
Deh W. Humm
John T. Joy
John &. Kuhn
Thomas N. Mohler
John M. Powell
Calvin J. Puman
Maurice F. Start
Frank M. Stevens
Willan H. Vanmeter
Charles A. D. Williams
Willie ¥. Wolfe
Frederick W. Cramer
Abram J. Eichelberger
C. EB
Victor Myers
Jonas V. Summers
State Central Committee
Chas. H. Baughman
Charles H. Conley
Christian H. Eckstein
William A. Grove
R. Bruce Murdoch
Eutaw D. Neighbors
Jacob M. Newman
Benjalin
Perry
Alban
Word
Canetellow
Feta OF
H. Conley
Ezra L. Cramer
Melville Creenwell
H. Kieffer de Lauter
John
Motter
Trenton C. Schrover
D. Guy Thomas
R. Wood
Edward A. Gittinger
Frank Nicodemus
Adam
Koogle
DeWitt T. Free
Willian L. Richards
P Merle Hiteshew
Chas. W. Zimmerman
Ches
Albough
Charies MM. O Nuffer
Steasurer
William
Neldig
Surrver
Fmory
Crum
Albert ML Patternon
Charles T. KM. Young
Charles L. Wachter
T. E. R. Miller
W. L. Richards
Johny Keller
Howard D. Mefauver
Reno S. Harp
Lincan G. Dinteraan
Leo Weinberg
Arthur D Wilrd
T. RK. Young
John R. Rouzer
One Way Street Complaint By Frederick Citizens
Letters to the editor describe alleged police misconduct for driving the wrong way on a one way street between East Second and Market Space during an arrest. The writers urge road repairs and better back road upkeep to ease travel and safety for locals and foreign drivers near Lime Kiln and Ballenger Creek roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick City
George Layman
Charles Burras
East Second
Market Space
Frederick County
Cemetery
U. S
Lime Kit
Kallenger Creek
Congo Solo A lively travel memoir by Emily Hahn in Africa
Emily Hahn travels alone through the Belgian Congo and serves as the jungle doctor’s assistant. She tames a chimpanzee, makes local friends, dives into river swims with crocodiles, and offers caustic views on colonial arrogance. Congo Solo is a witty, daring account published by Bobbs Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Congo Solo
Emily Hahn
Miss
Bobbs
Merrit
Community Notes From Germantown and Nearby
Germantown and surrounding areas share visits and family updates. Travelers and residents including Mrs. Engenr Waters and daughters Molly Ruth Dorothy Pletcher return from Ocean City.Visits extend to families in Gaithersburg Bethesda Damascus and Atlanta. Trinity Methodist plans a Ladies Aid event on church lawn next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Clarell Lenhart
Rj’ E. Snyder
Gaithersburg
Engenr Waters
Molly
Ruth
Dorothy Pletcher
Ocean City
Dorothy Snyder
Stella Snyder
Washington
J. C. Snyder
Snyder
F.C. Marth
Oscar Stephens
Bethesda
Edgar Stephens
Robert Stephens
Damascus
James , Stephens
George Cox
Atlanta
Carroll Brown
Frances Brown
Trinity Methodist Church
Will
Sir Gaithersburg Ladies
Infant death rates test sanitary conditions nationwide
The American Public Health Association reports 1932 infant death rates across about 943 cities show a record low of 56.8 deaths per 1000 births. Portland Oregon records 34, while St Paul San Francisco and Oakland follow with 39 44 and Grand Rapids 37. Cleveland Heights reports zero. Major cities show declines from 1931 levels reflecting public health progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infana
American Guld Health Association
Couney
Portland
Ore
St. Paul
San Francisco
Smi Ockland
California
Betch
Calif
Grand Rapids
Mich
Spokane
Wash
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Cicero
Berkeley
United States
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Boston
Baltimore
Fattsburgh
MENUS OF THE DAY by MRS ALEXANDER GEORGE BREADED EGO PLANT
A compact domestic page lists daily menus with breakfast luncheon and dinner items. Recipes include eggplant slices fried after water-release steps, Orange Gold Cake using egg yolks, and Orange Frosting. Mentions Mr C Alert Gilson, vice president of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, receiving birthday congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George
EGO Plant
C. Alert Gilson
Farmera and Mechanics Bank
Lus
Notable birthdays and historical figures today in history
Today in history lists births and deaths of figures like Charles Finney and Oliver Wendell Holmes, with notes on their origins and major roles. Also mentions Edmund Hoyle, Henry Bergh, and others, plus birthdays for Governor Albert Ritchie and Charles Kettering. Horoscope predicts practical, commercially minded success for today.
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Issi
John Locke
Charles G. Finney
Oberlin College
Ohio
Warren
Conn
William G. Brownlow
Tennessee
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
Henry Bergh
New York
Joseph Jacobs
Wales
Charles J. Glidden
Lowell
Biz—Harvey G. Mudd
J, Louis
Albert
Ritchie
Maryland
Richmond, Va
Luff's Stuff Man's Helpies and the Endurance of Life
A poetic meditation by N. A. Lupburrow reflecting on a man who seeks control over nature through inventions yet confronts his own limits. He questions pride and self assurance, urging humility and gratitude for life’s endurance amid storms and changing demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lupburrow
Bible Verse Message From a Bishop
A fragmentary church note cites a Bible verse from St John about merciful sanctuary for penitents and a bishop named Bernods or Bermods promising protection and mercy as believers continued to question Jesus. The readable text emphasizes nonjudgment and divine understanding.
Gin Lane and Broadway Tales of Burlesque and Fame
NY press notes erratic Broadway lore from late 1920s era. Gin Lane on Southampton’s map contrasts with Beery era gossip about Urban's estate and W. S. Fields near mishaps. It covers Mary Pickford backstage, Walter Damrosch luncheons, Will Rogers projects, burlesque dressing rooms, and dreamers chasing Broadway glory amid long hours and publicity stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
New York
Broadway
Snooty
Southampton
Long Island
Joseph Urban
Urban
Federal
W. G. Fields
Fields
Mary Pickford
Tie Smart
Threats and disputed discipline voiced by Dr Thom
A fragment cites Dr Douglas A Thom defending non punitive discipline against threats of intimidation boycotts and suppression of opinion. The text references a Berton area figure, noting concerns over punitive methods and parental rights in child rearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Douglas A. Thom
Berton Etesaior
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