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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News announces editorial policy and submission rules for letters and opinions. It credits Associated Press dispatches and outlines correction procedures, consent requirements, and the prohibition on defamatory remarks, inviting readers to report errors to the editor.
A 1834 public notice argues Chicago will cut its December tax bills by about 31 million dollars to roughly 16 percent of residential taxes after three years of court action by the Tax Service Association of Illinois. It cites earlier reversals on 8 percent of last year’s rate and urges vigilant oversight to curb unlawful spending while promoting a housing recovery under Honest Taxes for Honest Purposes. It also notes instructions on spotting counterfeit large-denomination bills.
A garbled collection of quotes from various figures including Premier Flandin and Princess Barbara Hutton Mdivani touches on themes of hate, beauty, opportunity, and crime. The passage contains misheard lines and fragmented attributions, offering a glimpse of historical dialogue without cohesive narrative or clear context.
In Beverly Hills a humorous legal contest ends with the U S Supreme Court defeating two California college students in a mock game. The piece lampoons Huey Long and jokes about a Louisiana bill invalidating kicks after TDs, referencing the Sugar Bowl and college football.
Dr John D Nicodemus argues taxation is essential to government and urges universal tax collection including a broad income tax with no exemptions. He cites scripture, wartime precedent, and calls for joining poll books to levy taxes and curb nonpayers among eight to nine thousand residents.
Local items from The News columns dated December 5 1885 highlight a repaired reel at the Independents, a marriage at 7 West Patrick Street of Miss Lillian C Steiner, a death of William A Grove aged 80, and notes on local civic changes under Governor Goldsborough. Also reported are a trolley segregation issue from the Court of Appeals, a crash injuring Robert Staley and Joseph Elkins, the purchase of Ross M Boller Farm near Woodsboro by Jesse C Wiles, and the sale of a brick house at 226 East Church Street to A A Lough with plans to move in.
The article details long tunic silhouettes in smart knitted fabrics ideal for Sunday nights and winter cruises. It highlights color trends such as ge ranium red pansy blue copper coral creme de menthe ming gold peacock blue and sun glint and describes two boucle tunic outfits with lacy yokes, high necklines, belts, and decorative trims.
Bruce Catton reviews Booth Tarkington’s Little Orvie a humorous tender tale of a six to seven year old boy in a benign midwest city. Orvie’s mischief at a golden wedding and village theatricals reveals adult mystery through a child’s view. Doubleday published.
Menus of the day presents a Sunday dinner plan by Alexander George featuring oyster cocktail, spare ribs stuffed baked potatoes green beans Waldorf salad grapes and coffee. The document lists rib stuffing with bread celery onion butter and seasonings, bake times, potato dishes with mash and refill, and a mixed fruit and nut salad served on lettuce.
A compact verse item citing Isaiah 26 12 and a Tennyson line about peace. The notes present a devotional tone, pairing scriptural text with a classical lyric, reflecting on peace and shared human endeavor.
The article explains minerals including calcium phosphorus iron and especially iodine. It covers iodine’s role with the thyroid, body distribution, regional iodine differences in water and food, and dietary sources like seafood and seaweed. It notes iodine requirements and iodized salt as a source.
Westminster Dec. 5 John A Shipley who assumed office as sheriff of Carroll county Saturday announced appointments of several deputy sheriffs In addition to Robert Pickett of Sykesville named chief deputy sheriff the following officers have been appointed Walter Blizzard Sykesville Emory Hahn Taneytown Israel Rinehart Union Bridge and Walter Shipley Westminster BC Mason state officer stationed at Westminster was also commissioned a deputy sheriff
The 8 40 Meeting Salon No 7 held its regular monthly session Tuesday evening at the Legion Home East Church street. Mrs Susie S Ramsburg presided final plans were made for the Christmas treat to be given to needy families. After committee reports the meeting adjourned.
New York profile of Meyer Davis, famed bandleader and impresario, detailing his rise from reporter to Broadway tune broker. Notes his wealth from about 100 orchestras, owning bowling alleys and miniature golf, and enterprises in amusement parks and motion pictures. Also mentions Don Bestor and stock roles in Glen Gray’s Casa Loma orchestra.
Today's history list marks birthdays and deaths of notable figures from Van Buren to Disney. It covers Elizabeth Agassiz, Christina Rossetti, George Custer, Marcus Daly, John Cockerill, Harry Pillsbury, Arthur Currie, Phillis Wheatley, Topeka founding, Irish Free State, Utah Prohibition end, and notable birth anniversaries including Nice Wrigley Buller Parker Disney and Alice Brown with brief identifiers and dates.
Daily lesson notes on word usage and pronunciation. Highlights include correct phrase He wreaked his vengeance and common misspellings Madonna. Today's focus is Dilemma defined as a vexatious predicament and a difficult choice.
A dated column lists birthdays of N A Lufburrow and others including Dr. Timothy F Murphy and Marshal Joseph Pilsudski with ages. It notes a wartime admiral Earl Jellicor and a Polish leader born on this date. Horoscope predicts a shift from misanthropy to active plans as the day progresses with possible liberty restraint under strong influences.
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