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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1933
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment relates to advertisements and notices, mentioning names, locations, and an open letter style text. It references various entities and aims to convey a news item or public notice but lacks clear structure or complete details. The readable portions point to distribution, consent, and communication topics within a newspaper context.
The piece discusses how children seek grown up roles through play with carpentry tools and toys. It notes that possession of costly items can mislead a child toward trivial uses and damaged tools. Parents inspire curiosity by guiding play, likening child development to watching a plant unfold.
A fragmentary editorial voice proclaims a startling era defined by rapid change and relentless novelty. The passage emphasizes measuring this age’s content and dimension, noting few have mastered it and that daily events carry paramount proportions.
A vintage holiday menu features steamed Christmas puddings and leftover inspired dishes. Recipes include a holiday steamed pudding method with bread and candied fruit, plus a foamy sauce using lemon and cream. Also listed are a beef hash dish, roasted potatoes, apple sauce, and other festive treats with serving and reheating notes.
Fifty years ago and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled with items from The News. The column notes incidents and people including Mr and Mrs Brentniss, Miss G Breneman, Rev. A. M. Dress, Allen Lewis Kleine and Florence Ko Engelbrecht, and mentions local college events, Colored residents’ cemetery considerations, Myersville social life, and the first consignment of Christmas dress reaching Frederick.
The article describes trends in dresses including a fitted teal bodice, untrimmed back treatments, and embossed crepe fabrics for afternoon and dinner wear. It notes longer trained evening gowns, revived shorter imperial gowns, ankle length skirts, and a continuing high neck with square back outline. It mentions draped treats and ermine details as features.
The Washington Daybook discusses General MacAeth and the push for mechanized warfare, citing funds from 22 900 to 1463 000 for increased personnel and equipment. It criticizes a southern accented officer Caius for opposing older officers and pushing modern war machines, with emphasis on ammunition handling and army modernization.
New Windsor hosts a one act matinee titled Mimi Lishts at the Parent Teacher Meet Thursday evening. Cast includes Hay Gowden Edith Boxman Ger Nanmov Marr Macharet Frantha and Macy Balle Ratsha Mallen as guests.
A historical health column urges winter safety, detailing fall risks from ice and stairs, safe ice thickness guidelines, rifle and hunting safety rules, Christmas tree fire prevention, and general precaution tips. It notes open candies, nonflammable decorations, and sturdy tree anchoring as part of season safety.
A scrambled list of birthdays deaths and historical milestones labeled Today In History. Notable figures such as John Durkee James Fenhell Becer Berlioz and Fiorello LaGuardia are mentioned with dates of birth and death along with events like the Bank of the United States closing and various U.S. officials’ anniversaries. The item blends dates and biographical notes with garbled wording and OCR errors.
New York reports a booming Christmas card trade with numerous publishers in the United States and a yearly business of about 75,000 dollars. Cards range from holiday greetings to thank you notes and congratulations with creative departments seeking fresh sentiment in verses and images.
A jumble of handwritten Santa requests asks for toys clothes books dolls toy cars a bicycle chalkboard games candies oranges and more. Names and addresses appear beside pleas from Arthur Lee House Desi Sapta Jessie Boone Charlote Reamond Viola Long Kathom Long and others in a community letters column.
The annual dinner honoring Nemeske's Attended Gnairen Uinne and Edward P Thoma featured about 400 guests. President Stewee reported the event held in Waspe.ce with a cal and journs panel.
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