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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News explains its independence and AP use, reserves rights to publish dispatches, and requires submission of real name for opinions. It notes correction policy and that publications enter as second class matter at Frederick Maryland post office.
The U S department of commerce reports improving business in major nations despite European turmoil. Britain shows modest gains in domestic and foreign trade while Germany raises wholesale prices. Sweden Norway Greece and Austria all show improving or stabilizing conditions as unemployment declines and trade rises.
The piece discusses Christmas savings clubs as a source of new wealth that boosts business, noting how spending cuts into cash during illness, and argues for free spending to spur basic prosperity. It also critiques parents with no savings as a burden and touches on a hot election campaign with political indifference.
N A Lufburrow reflects on year end accounting themes with cautious tone. The piece discusses up and downs, setbacks and advances, and hopeful reports expected to indicate better times for individuals and the nation.
Beverly Hills readers report Ireland rioting in film theaters over coverage of the Duke and Marina wedding. Wiley Post reportedly attempted an altitude record flight drifting over Bartlesville and Claremore, reaching about ten miles high. Japan issued another ultimatum to the world today.
A reader condemns the proposed Maryland sterilization law as anti Christian and calls for retreat from secular radical ideas. The letter questions heredity claims, warns against reducing humanity to animal status, and emphasizes reliance on Scripture and divine authority.
Fifty years ago in Frederick improvements included new rubber coats for firemen and a note on a nail incident at Meaturing's canning factory. Twenty years ago signals and stations discussed for B and O service, a governor candidacy buzz, and road safety signs planned as the war in Europe increased costs for Frederick County residents.
Washington recalls the White House wine lore from Monroe to Jefferson to Grant as First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt ushers in light American wines at state dinners. The Bacchus centerpiece has witnessed centuries of lavish hospitality and changing temperance trends, with presidents hosting grand receptions amid shifts in wine and champagne customs.
Bruce Catton reviews the Mencken Nathan split prompted by a preface in The Smart Set Anthology. The volume gathers major American writers and includes Travis White’s Odd Tricks, praised by Ely Culbertson as a fine example of practical bridge thinking. Anne Marie Young returns from Silver Spring after visiting Washington sites.
A breakfast and luncheon list from Mrs Alexander George recites Chocolate Cookies with a frosting recipe and a frosted coffee version. Includes make ahead steps for pear stuffed with peanut butter and salad garnish, plus creamed eggs with molded spinach as a versatile lunch supper or dinner option.
A fire believed sparked by an overheated iron or a short circuit caused about £250 damage to the interior of Miller's Restaurant on East Patrick Street around 9:45 Monday night. The blaze was found by Carlton Strube and Miss Madalene Strube, extinguished with chemicals, and equipment damage was slight. The building is owned by Noah E. Cramer and Son. Arthur Strube is the proprietor. The incident was contained by firefighters.
Health article explains that severe throat infection can involve diphtheria germs forming a thick white membrane and may lead to breathing trouble, pneumonia, or death. It notes that summer cases are rare but winter brings higher risk, and outlines medical steps from bed rest to oxygen or tracheal interventions for severe obstruction.
A collage of quotations quotes from Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler Austin J Roche Luigi Pirandello Marriner S Eccles and Blix Vaet on politics wealth redistribution reading and societal flaws. The misquoted or garbled text reflects a fragmented OCR capture of remarks and attributed lines.
A fragment quotes Nehemiah about a wall being joined with unity and purpose and cites Plutarch warning that ease and speed do not ensure lasting solidity or beauty. The piece blends two classical thoughts on work and cohesion.
A nostalgic tour through Times Square’s shift from grand burlesque and elite clubs to hamburger stands and flee markets. The piece notes Washington’s 1776 retreat, early landmarks like the Metropole and Knickerbocker, and stars such as Ziegfeld and Libby Holman, with theaters repurposed for films.
Today marks anniversaries across history with figures such as John Cotton born in England and died in Boston, plus Carlyle, Silliman, Cobbe, Peet, Russell, Cavell and others born across centuries. Notable events include Washington's army farewell at Faunce’s Tavern and Grange organization. Birthdays list Dr. Charles H. Herty and Frank Jay Gould among others.
Daily lesson notes misused words and pronunciation tips. It lists several notable births and ages, including Jay Gould and others, with a horoscope-like forecast predicting passionate, mobile compassion and possible selfish ambition.
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