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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
4
Erroneous reflection about a corporation will be corrected upon notice. The News will publish clarifications when brought to attention at the Frederick post office.
An August 1933 discussion argues that public utilities justify regulation as many large power firms are overcapitalized due to watered stocks and inflated assets. It cites Insull era failures, noting Ima! Utility Investments overvalued at 235.9 million with real value near 27 million, and discusses the tradeoff between capitalization and actual value for consumer rates and service.
Readers debate school spending and value in the public system. A letter-writer praises lower appropriations while others argue for efficiency and better uses of public funds. The era voice references education, taxation, and moral lessons from a private anecdote about upbringing.
This item lists a dinner menu with multiple courses and recipes including Chilled Cantaloupe Slices Rosat Beef and Browned Potatoes Bhacitis Currant daly New York Tomato Salad Peach Thudding and Cream cups with tomatoes and onion. It describes gelatin mixtures cottage cheese balls peach pudding and peach pie crusts with procedure and ingredients and notes visits by Misses Leona Gift and Esta Masteli er to Mr Richard A Super in Keyser West Virginia.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Bank of Maryland opened its new Market and Patrick streets branch with over a thousand visitors. The city tax rate was raised from 1.00 to 1.10 due to a large floating indebtedness of about 48 thousand dollars.
A Directoire era house emphasizes buff stucco walls and red shingle tile roofs with red pots atop chimneys. Features include an iron arched gateway, garden porch access from living and dining rooms, two large bedrooms a smaller maid’s room and a shared bath. Estimated construction cost ranges from $7 000 to $9 000.
Editor notes fatigue from light noise and vibration in autos and rail travel. Psychogenic fatigue rises with thwarted ambitions and tedious work. Emphasizes thyroid pituitary and adrenal roles, plus mental causes, as key to relief. Includes Stambaugh clan gathering with 350 attendees and officers elected at Mt Tabor Park.
A fragment discusses bird nesting habits and extinction risks noting irregular patterns threaten species futures. It questions what leads to observed lunar surface features and hints at broader scientific uncertainty about Moon studies.
Thurmont officials report progress toward reopening the Thurmont bank at 100 percent capacity. Capital stock subscriptions are being finalized, and both articles of amendment and the reorganization plan have been approved and filed.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays. Entries include figures such as Joseph Dennie Stephen W Kearny Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley George F Root William Grary Brownell Herschell W Jones Marion LeRoy Burton and others with birth and death details, plus a brief horoscope note.
Bruce Catton discusses a collection titled What Luck Can Do for Humans and the fragile fate shaped by card games. He notes a chain of improbable coincidences guiding a shipboard romance and disaster, praising it as clever but predicting a poor film adaptation.
A brief, fragmented note cites Proverbs 8 13 and 3 15 with reflections on fearing the Lord, hating evil speech, and contrasting pride among the rich with hardship for the poor. The fragment references Cumberland and early phrasing.
In Paris sightings at the National City Bank on the Champs Elysées stir crowds as American socialites like Peggy Joyce and Mae West rival Jimmy Walker’s star power. Barbera Mlvani works to hide royal luggage while Harold McCormick meets ex-pats, and the Queen of Biarritz, Beth Leary, envelops Paris in tales of high society and fashion.
A fragmented note features odd spellings and references to poets and detectives. It mentions John Masefield and a pretend laureate, blending playful language about rhymes and a Mars Simpson character in a nonspecific, cryptic snippet.
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