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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News presents its policy on attribution and publication rights. The Associated Press material credit rules apply, and real names are required for published letters unless consent is given. Errors or reflections misstate reputations will be corrected upon notice.
Foreign trade data show October exports at 206.352 million dollars, the highest since 1930, with monthly gains since June. July to October import values ranged 119 to 129 million, while export gains are aided by reciprocal trade with Cuba and the Export-Import Bank. Analysts note improvement but warn against expecting prewar levels soon. 1928 trade values stood at 550 million exports and 355 million imports in October.
A stream line train passenger calls the service a great improvement yet notes ticket availability remains scarce in a three piece sub. The same source adds a quip about a president ordering high priced dishes and avoiding duties like drying towels.
Read about common word misuse and pronunciation tips. Today's word homiletic means pertaining to preaching and was illustrated by the phrase The address was homiletic. The text urges expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily and notes related spelling and synonym ideas.
A Santa Monica reader praises Notre Dame for long passes and kicks and notes changes after losing their coach and president. The letter also comments on war news, arguing disputes are often driven by busybodies rather than the nations involved.
The Urbana Women's Club met December 6 at Mrs G O Hendrickson's home with twelve members. President Joan Kidd led a song, roll call sparked Christmas suggestions, and plans for a Christmas party were set. Committees included program chair Juanita Dudderar, refreshments by Hendrickson, recreation led by Lewis, and project demonstrators Kidd and Surman.
Hagerstown December 10 An ordinance would require coal dealers with established businesses who track currents here to have coal weighed under city supervision before sale to consumers. The measure mirrors Frederick’s existing rule and would replace a previously proposed stricter draft deemed partly unconstitutional.
Rehearsals of Christmas music begin in Frederick churches and Sunday Schools led by St. Johns Catholic Evangelical Lutheran First Reformed and All Saints Episcopal with named organists directors and sopranos. Also notes a Buckeystown parsonage incident and a Baltic Belgian relief shipment details.
A batch of children from Frederick and nearby towns write Santa with requests for guns, dolls, toy trains, skates, a desk typewriter, a box of patata, and sweets. Names include Charles Crone, Betty Swomley, Buddy Nikirk, Anne Fowble, Goldie Cox, Belva Carpenter, and others.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines a multifaceted approach to rheumatism noting removal of infection sources rest aids recovery and various treatments. He cautions against excessive heat baths and emphasizes doctor approval and supervision for risky therapies.
New York December 10 AP Christmas cards show changing styles with a year end focus on low mood and repeal. Simpler greetings replace engraving and formal titles as ecards and dog cards rise in popularity amid lighter humor and map and telegram motif designs.
A historical menu features Hamburg Macaroni Loaf Sweet Potato and Apple Shees Buttered Cauliflower Bread Butter Peach Salad Filled Sugar Cookies and Coffee. Included are detailed directions for making the loaf bake times and a separate cookie and raisin filling recipe with measurements and oven temperatures.
A critique praises Edward Newhouse s You Can t Sleep Here as a sharp account of shantytown life during the Hoover era. The novel follows a New York reporter who drifts into a dispossessed town, gains class-conscious insight, and becomes a catalyst for change, ending in jail after resisting eviction. Also notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Karl Weimar of Sal vert Spring at Frederick City Hospital.
George Arliss, 65, visiting Gaumont British offices in New York, discusses theater and film with reporters. He recalls stage beginnings in London, notes cinema gaining literary quality, and hints at returning to theater with no definite plans, then heads back to England to film for Gaumont British.
Today In History lists births and deaths of John Murray, Thomas H. Gallaudet, Eugene Sue, William Lloyd Garrison, Emily E. Pairkinson, Edward Eggleston, Melvil Dewey, plus notable events such as a 1672 mail route, 1817 Mississippi statehood, and Nobel founder Alfred Nobel’s death in 1896. Also notes Jerusalem’s 1917 occupation and Mainz internments. Today’s Birthdays include Jouett Shouse of Kentucky, head of the American Liberty Teague.
The item notes birthdays of public, religious, and entertainment figures including Justice Guy K. Molter, Thomas Gore, Joan Cudahy, Edward J. O’Brien, Rabbi Marius Ranson, Stephen J. Donahue, Victor McLaglen, Burnham Stendish Colburn, and others. It also mentions a horoscope and references a Shakespearean line and biblical verse in a fragmented editorial context.
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