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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1933
Page
5
A fragmented OCR item lists publishing house names and Associated Press credit. It mentions press notices and legal language about permission, telephonic notices, and advertising constraints with reference to a great southern printing concern and public notices.
The article discusses the Soviet Union’s stance on world peace, noting early revolutionary aims and recent sincerity in pursuing peaceful solutions. It warns that enthusiastic foreign Communists in the United States should be watched and potential cooperation on peaceful settlement is possible if they avoid undermining U S values and commitments.
The piece contemplates a height of 11 miles and beyond where humans struggle for breathable air. It notes Akron Ohio figures and reflects on the limits of ascent, comparing travel around the world with high altitude dangers and questioning humanity’s reach above the rarefied boundary.
Fragmented notes describe a mobile experiment and eerie phrasing with references to Poe and The News. The readable portions mention Eddice and cant, with unclear dates and scattered references to staves and Saxe.
A terse note recalls a daily English lesson led by an instructor guiding vocabulary. The entry lists words like permanent continual ceaseless eternal unending and hints at a melodic sense tied to the word of the day. The text mentions an architect and touches on repeated word usage.
A reader credits Jona E Crum and Luther Powell with examining a local mountain road, bringing materials, and supervising proper work. Bridges were replaced and drainage improved to prevent standing water, extending service life and aiding firefighters on a crucial route. The letter notes about 20 percent of tax revenues come from motor vehicle owners and operators.
A column recalls events from December 6, 1903 and December 6, 1913 in Frederick. References include a fatal knife accident near Mt Carmel and the death of William D. near Gow, plus local fires, property damage, and a house expansion.
Long list of new Red Cross members reported by numerous local leaders, clubs, and households across Maryland. Names include Mrs. Edgar H. McBrige, Miss Jeannette Wenberg, Walter G. Eader, Miss Louise Joneson, Mr. A. E. Fisher, Rev. and Mrs. Hartman, and many others from towns such as Buckeystown, Woodsboro, Point of Rocks, and Braddock. The compilation notes headquarters reports and ongoing community participation.
John Holden faces ruin as cotton values fall and a scientist reveals a beetle driven threat. A fictitious plot follows his bid to control prices by buying two million bales while a new menace and a radio wire boom drive market panic. The novel is published by Putnam's Sons.
Miss Eva Pranklin visited Ridgeville host Miss Leonia Garver as they attended a football game. Baltimore guests and local families shared dinners and greetings, with multiple listings of visits, entertainments, and a birth announcement for Mrs. Williams. A dramatic club event and a note on a fall injury were also mentioned.
A series on winter health by Dr Morris Fishbein warns that many injuries occur at home during cold months and highlights freezing to death as a real risk. It notes 200 to 400 annual U S deaths from freezing and recommends rapid resuscitation, artificial respiration, warm baths, and fluids. It also mentions cold sensitivity causing skin reactions and asthma like symptoms and advises careful exposure to cold water and sudden immersion.
A historical digest of notable births and deaths with dates and places. Figures include Sir Edmund Andros, George Holland, Max Muller, Hexy W. Bias, Joseph Conrad, Edward Hugh Sothern, Joyce Kilmer, and the United States Naval Observatory establishment in 1830, noting birth and death details.
A fragmented New York article notes social topics and cultural items. It references feminists and workers' issues, Christmas book redemptions, fashion items, and literary figures like Helen Menken and Dr. Henry. The text blends gossip, public notices, and opinions from a bygone era.
Reads like a 1917 local column noting birthdays and notable figures. Mentions Atlee Prmerenc Ohio senator, John Charles B. Curtiss United Master to Salvador New York City, and Dr Herbert Everisted from Templeton Massachusetts. References aging individuals and a winter pastime theme.
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