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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1934
Page
4
The notice outlines publishing rules for advertising and public notices, emphasizing consent, publication rights, and corrections. It specifies telephone submission limits and prohibits certain communications, with a date entry showing Wednesday August 29, 1944.
Washington weighs anti profiteering and tariff tools as drought raises living costs. Officials anticipate higher prices for food, fuel, and goods while grain and cotton surpluses promise ample supplies next year. Consumer groups plan local price safeguards through government-backed committees.
An unresting reader letter describes a boom in a town with rising digs and bold claims. The author intrudes with rambling notes about Russia Bolshevik fears and assorted names, ending with a crude confession about being full of farts and statsies.
A large gathering at Roy and Mary Whmare home Taneytown honors Ruthven Billie Hann daughter of Mrs Louis Hann with guests from Baltimore Philadelphia Hagerstown Frederick Utica and Lovetown. The evening featured games and refreshments as attendees mingled and shared good wishes.
Column recalls events from five decades past including a national congressman search for Canada and local incidents. Mentions carpet laying for a game, a motorcycle officer's expected action, school board decisions, a driving incident with a seven passenger case, a hospital operation, and injuries from Morris Iron Works.
John D Nicodemus argues readers should understand alcohol as a product of fermentation, not a simple beverage. He critiques naive beliefs and urges scientific, solid arguments against habitual alcohol use, referencing fermentation processes and the dangers of overconsumption.
Thurmont and nearby towns welcomed a long list of visitors and vacationers from Baltimore York Pa Washington DC and Akron Ohio. Local families hosted relatives including the Hilts Loy Engish Byler Krone Laucks and Shook clusters while others traveled to Belvidere Inn and Craceham Moravian church sites for visits and reunions.
Bruce Catton surveys latest books and authors. Adena Corliss’s Let Us Be Fannful is critiqued for its portrayal of a failed modern marriage. O Bentley’s The Dangerous Age in Men analyzes middle age health issues with frankness. Carl Carmer’s anecdotal past as Hamilton College professor is recalled with a White House meeting anecdote. David Lawrence discusses publishing dangers in a new draft. Lamb’s Crusades movie project is noted with Cecil B DeMille guidance.
The note reflects seasonal change with plans for a busy fall in SuLimn and storage of summer. It mentions a pause before a fresh start and vacations as a renewal, and reports Miss Dorothy Beachley recovering from illness and Dr Theodore Schondau attending the 12th International Veterinary Congress in New York City as a Western Maryland delegate.
The article notes mosquitoes pose health risks mainly in the tropics but urges control in the United States to prevent possible disease. It explains female mosquitoes bite humans, breeding in stagn ant water, and outlines control methods such as water management and window screening as well as room fumigation procedures to reduce bites.
A compact list recounts historical anniversaries and deaths: John Locke in 1632, Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr in 1808, Henry Bergh in 1881, Mary Garrett Hay in 1912, Charles J Glidden in 1657 with deaths or births recorded. Also notes Britton feet off New York City in 1964 and other early innovators.
New York August 29 The flourishing pipe shop is run by Anna and Louie Wilke who learned the trade from their father and now cater to a nationwide clientele including stars and collectors They advise on pipe choices for various temperaments and even place a mirror in the shop for discreet self checks. A separate note recalls a Harlem penthouse bank clerk and his wife on Button Place with river views and terrace dining. Nearby museum wonders feature a copper age female figure found in a Chilean mine with preserved delicate features and related mining tools.
A fragmented collection of kitchen instructions lists ingredients and steps for chicken and rice dish uses celery parsley and paprika. substitutes butter or stock for milk. Also featured are beet dish and stuffed peach salad with cottage cheese and celery salt dressing. serve immediately.
Major figures celebrate birthdays including Pa Harri of Mississippi and Governor Albert C Rutchie of Maryland. Obscure references to dates and places hint at recognitions, while a horoscope predicts a practical, business minded native today and suggests collaboration may yield greater success than solo effort.
A reflective note contrasts Christian suffering with shame, urging believers to glorify God. It argues human misery stems from nature rather than institutions, highlighting enduring moral lessons from doctrine and personal conduct.
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