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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
4
The column surveys peculiar animal tales and feats from across the country. A Baltimore garter snake, a black spider, and a power wire incident draw note, while a Missouri bear cub and a Louisiana kingfish show lively wildlife reports.
A Riga based note claims Andrew W. Meilon received 1.53 million dollars for a painting attributed to Raphar housed in the Hermitage Museum in Leningrad. The source text is garbled and references Scots heritage and various miswritten figures.
A compact medieval aphorism notes that learning comes from observing mistakes. The saying underscores caution before judgment and the value of self improvement through others' missteps.
An obscure dispatch notes Amburea Gor Bullitt arriving by army plane from Odesdeen on the Black Sea. He selected George Hanson, Harbin based Consul General, to assist. The Soviet writers hold a convention amid U6. R. Maxim Corky’s royalities last year were 7,000 KM roubles.
William J. Grove of Lime Run denounces Democratic activity he calls theft of the Conley for Governor Club barbecue. He asks The News to correct a published paragraph claiming the Junior Democrat Club will host a September 8 barbecue at the Fair Grounds, noting two beef cattle donated by Democrats rather than office holders. He notes fifty-nine years of party loyalty and calls for accurate reporting.
The readable lines describe a bleak scene of absence and sadness as a dwelling feels empty and travelers are missing. The disjointed phrases suggest fatigue and a sense of loss in a rural or intimate setting, with imagery of a road and a perilous path.
Fifty years ago a sudden shower caused out front chaos with cars and pedestrians swept aside. Twenty years ago macadamizing work was planned for the area while a big Democratic Harmony meeting was to feature speakers in Weer Spring. Fire of mysterious origin caused $2 000 damage to Mare and Maris store. Eva Ann Peaster, 200 Henzelents Road, and Miss Catherine E Bentz figure in community notices as the era’s events unfold. Charles V Anders named to an Internal Revenue post at $1200 annual salary.
Monrovia dyna st was and Mrs. Mert yo of Frederick are named in a brief society notice. The fragmentary text references Afar and local names, indicating a social or matrimonial event but lacks full details.
Fragmented text references individuals like James Birmingham and Harry L. Hopkins, mentions the American Liberty League and 1929 era conditions, with scattered phrases about income, living standards, and national politics. The excerpt resembles a collage of historical notes and literary fragments from a Baltimore setting.
Representative David J. Lewis has two appointments to the Naval Academy at Annapolis for 1933. He will select two competitive candidates from Garrett, Allegheny Washington and Frederick counties for the district.
Health officials discuss motives for adoption and insist on thorough screening by agencies. Experts urge investigation of biological parents health history hereditary risks and behavioral traits, with psychological or medical assessment of the child to ensure suitability and proper placement.
A dated roster recalls LT14 Eza L Hommedien from New York Matesman, delegates to the Continental Congress, and figures like Joseph Denne, Jean M F Ler as, Stephen Watts Kear, Mary Woelstonerrat Sheiley, Julian A Weir, and Washington's 1776 retreat to New York and French aid at Chesapeake Bay.
A New York columnist recalls a vacation at Fire Island describing a quiet, rustic island with no cars or electricity and its simple pleasures. He contrasts the bucolic scene with Manhattan’s glamor and bustle, noting beach life, celebrities, and a longing return to the metropolis’s glamour.
A cryptic fragment mentions Pepper T. Teaspoon and a sand dress, hinting at a historical culinary or craft item. No clear events, dates, or persons are readable to confirm specifics.
A fragmented page lists murder-one cases, obituaries, and notable birthday recalls. It notes Rae Boson, Citar Genater of Louisiana, Frederick Ho Ecxer of Metropolitan Life, Joan T. Manson of New Haven, and Sir Ernest Rutherford among figures with ages given. Includes a dated horoscope and a local obituary fragment for Miss Mary Elizabeth Was of South Street.
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