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Holiday Trade Prospects Brighten Across Markets
SATURDAY DECEMBER 8 1934 reports show October department store sales up seven percent from last year while rural general merchandise sales rise 12 percent and automobile sales increase nine percent. Economist notes expect a revival as fear fades and spending resumes with Christmas purchases already under way. Higher prices aid farmers who are paying debts and buying tools as auto production increases, with holiday trade predicted to be the best in four years, possibly five.
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Perhara
Private highway costs shift eyed by New York planners
A sub committee of the New York State Planning Board urges new legislation to charge commercially operated motor vehicles a fairer share of highway costs through taxes, arguing highway use now spans general public and commercial needs as truck traffic grows.
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New York State Planning Board
Will Rogers Comment on Three Potential Wars
Beverley Hills reader Will Rogers critiques three wartime headlines citing a Russian firing squad execution of 200, Hungarian expulsions from Yugoslavia, and Norman H. Davis warning Japan on ship ratios. He argues each could trigger conflict yet notes only time will tell which proves most costly and urges restraint from U.S. intervention abroad.
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Yugoslavia
Norman H. Davis
Japan
Will Rogers
Frederick Art Club hears Holland paper and towns talk
The Frederick Art Club met at Mrs Mary Beattys home with Miss Margeret Rodrick chairing. Miss Ide Reinharts paper on Holland explored early history, printing, schooling and religious toleration. Miss Margret Rodricks reading covered Zuider Zee towns and Marken life with lively descriptions. A Christmas party is planned at Hotel Frederick and a January 3 meeting at Mrs Grace Clarys home. Bishop Helfenstein will visit Harriott Chapel Sunday at 2 30 pm to preach and confirm.
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Frederick
Anne Leary
Holland
Amsterdam
Hague
Rotterdam
Zuider Zee
Margaret Rodrick
Marken & Man
Marken
Zee
Hotel Frederick
Art Clu
Grace Clary
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Fifty and twenty years ago Frederick items, from The News columns dated December 8, 1914, note removal of stoves as steam heaters begin, Victor Baughman chairs Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co board, wage cuts drive railroad workers to a stone quarry, plus local charity drives during Self Denial Week. Also Morris Iron and Steel wins a poles contract for Washington, D C with Senator Smith supporting the local bid. Meier family news, German army casualties, and a pontifical mass by Monsignor Seton at Mount St Mary’s College.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Baltimore
Victor Baughman
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Brunswick
Weverton
Frederick
Morris Iron and Steel Company
Washington, D. C
John Walter Smith
August Meier
West Fourth Street
Karl Hennecke
Robert Seton
Heliopolis
Egypt
Mount St Mary's College
Christmas Shopping Begins as Grange Tale Unfolds
A rainy start to the holiday shopping season in Frederick County contrasts with brisk merchant activity and Santa lists. The Maryland State Grange held a three day meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel, with reports and resolutions adopted. The Frederick County Board of Education revisited its budget as Commissioners work on the 1935 appropriation, while plans advance for federal projects including Gambrill Park at High Knob and other National Housing Act initiatives. Fire company officer elections loom as juniors nominate leaders. G William Shipley marks 35 years as foreman. Republican ticket contributions and local social notes, including a Frederick High School performance of Robin Hood, wrap the week’s social calendar.
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Maryland State Grange
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick County Board of Education
Nm Oor
Gambrill Park
High Knob
Frederick City
County
Fire Company
Uniteds
G. William Shipley
Frederick County
Frederick
Jrouam
United Boosters Association
Frederick High School
Frederck Persons
Haigs Pride Blamed For 400000 Deaths In Lloyd George Memoirs
Bruce Catton reviews the fourth volume of David Lloyd George’s War Memoirs. Lloyd George harshly rebukes Earl Haig for 1917 Passchendaele, saying Haig’s pride cost British morale and helped a German breakthrough in 1918. The book offers behind the scenes war insights and sidelights such as Italy and Austria near peace in 1917.
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Haig
David Lloyd George
Earl Haig
France
Lloyd George
Passchendaele
Flanders
Italy
Austria
Little, Brown and Ga
Batchellor’s Cotillion and Postal Cheer in Baltimore
A Baltimore cotillion led by Batchellor’s, with Postmaster Elser urging cooperation with the mail service at Christmas. The calendar turns again, two weeks remain before the holiday season arrives as Mary Esther notes the approaching festive period.
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Baltimore
Elser
Mary Esther
Social notes from Poolesville and nearby towns
Local society highlights list Sunday dinners and weekend visits among residents from Poolesville Rockville Silver Spring and Falls Church. Guests include families Bray Bray Peters Cunningham Smith and White visiting hosts. multiple gatherings mark birthdays church events and college outings.
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Poolesville
Rec
H. M. Willams
Elizabeth Edmontson
Walter Pyles
Wilson Ward
Rockville
G. L. Bray
H. A. Bray
Larry Peters
Albert Cunningham
J. F. Smith
Baltimore
George Smith
Mery Fyffe
Virginia Fyffe
Silver Spring
William Williams
Ben White
Florence
Sarah Carter
E. W. White
Helen
Western Maryland College
Mary and
Jane White
Dorothy Linsey
Alice Price
Mamie Linsey
Alexandria
Shears
Aldah Fyffe
Herndon
W. J. Williams
Littlestown
T. C. Oxley
Franklin Reed Suffers Severe Thigh Laceration
Franklin Reed, son of Richard Reed near Taurmont, was struck in the tight thigh with an axe on Monday and sustained a severe laceration.
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Franklin Reed
Richard Reed
Nea Taurmont
Size of Body Depends on Pituitary Gland
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains pituitary function and its impact on growth and size. Gigantism results from excess growth hormone, often linked to tumors, while deficiency yields dwarfism. Acromegaly causes facial and skeletal changes in adults. treatment may include tumor removal or X-ray therapy, with broader endocrine investigation.
Today In History And Birthdays Of Noted Figures
A compilation of anniversaries including Ed Whitney born in Westborough Massachusetts and died in 1825 in New Haven, Henry Timrod born in Charleston and died 1867, Bjornstjerne Bjornson born in Norway, Alexander J Cassatt born in Pittsburgh, Joel Chandler Harris born in Putnam County Georgia died 1908, Henry Laurens cremation noted, and other 19th and early 20th century figures with dates and places, highlighting notable births and deaths.
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Ed Whitney
Westborough
Mass
New Haven
Conn
Henry Timrod
Charleston
S. C
Bjornstierne Byjornson
Alexander J Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railcord
Pittsburgh
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
Putnam Eounty
Tistory
Henry Laurens
South Carolina
Lereed
Congress
Thomas de Quincy
Spain
Broadway Producers Then and Now A Portrait of Max Gordon and Peers
In New York, Dec 8, a critical sketch of Broadway producers and industry figures contrasts shy, unflashy Max Gordon with famed names like Shubert and Belasco. It paints Gordon as quiet, health conscious, and devoted to theatre, while detailing habits, offices, vehicles, and quirks of several others including Lee Shubert, Laurence Schwab, Crosby Gaige, Herman Shumlin, A. H. Woods, and Jack McGowan.
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Gordon
Max Gordon
Broadway
Paul Whiteman
Lee Shubert
Boston Baked Beans And Pork Recipe Fragments
Recipe fragmented text lists beans, pork, and seasonings with soaking steps and baking method. Includes stray lines about cooks, birthdays, a horoscope, and city figures. content mixes cooking directions with biographical notes and fortune-telling. The readable portion centers on a Boston baked beans dish with pork and stock, plus stovetop to oven preparation hints.
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Boston
Bible Thought Then Peter Opened His Mouth
Apocryphal style reminiscence cites Acts 10 34 on God not respecting persons and expands to notes on rulers and subjects in life and after death, with a Colton reference in a reflective essay tone.
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Peter
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