PUBLISHED DAILY NEWS NOTE 1933 DEC 13
Frederick Maryland edition of The Daily News issues a standard disclaimer and masthead from December 13 1933. It cites Associated Press content and local notices while outlining privacy and advertising policies and the paper’s editorial stance.
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SosieMec
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The Case for Cooler Homes and Health Effects
A medical expert notes excessive indoor heat raises heart rate and impairs vasomotor function, contributing to colds and respiratory issues. Half of a nation's population reportedly cannot work monthly due to overheated spaces, causing economic loss, while studies at Johns Hopkins explore temperature links and thermostatic control as a healthier middle ground.
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Hesidh
Jokes Hopkins University
Fragmented quotes reflect heated views on trauma and policy
A garbled OCR passage captures varied remarks from multiple figures including a psychologist and executives. It mentions emotional outbursts, traumatic shock, anti-drug sentiments, repeal of an amendment, and criticisms of coding and social policy, with several named individuals and organizations referenced in a disjointed stream.
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Ai Smith
David Seaburr
Eo Aner
Flapper Fanny Says Piece on Fashion Gaffe
A fragmentary item notes a Flapper Fanny remark about a chair and a defective Cran diatks, referencing the awkward acquisition of a wp. The readable text hints at social trends and missteps in design during the era.
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Huts
Calif
Agra
Numerous Old Time Hog Butcherings Reported Across Counties
A series of repeated local butchering events are described, noting households in Thurmont Lovettsville and nearby areas. Families such as Shook Ramsburg Cramp ton and Boyer hosted gatherings with several hogs slaughtered, meals served, and attendees listed in dense, names-heavy notices from a historical rural community.
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Thurmont
J. Dp. Shook
J. D. Shook
Fr. Rice
Lewis Shook
Ray Keener
Louise Ramsburg
Samuel Finnertrock
Janes Shook
Maynard Ramsburg
Charles Shook
Russell Boyer
Proderek
Mrr
Carl Angleberper
Alonzo. Goran
Clauge Cramp *Ton
John Boyer
LeRoy Blank
Luther Crampton
Exma Crampton
Ceomelic Roberts
Hilda Crampton
Nelie Borer
Catherie Angleverrper
Crampton
Hilda Blank
Mudred Crampton
Henry Rober
Charles Roberts
Rudell
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
A fragment from a 1883 issue notes plans for a public opening in January under Charles E Trai, with various local figures and merchants mentioned. The text references a state inspector, warrants, and concerns over a ten-hour working law for women as discussed by about seventy local citizens.
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Frederick
Tve
Earst
Marr Caplan
Rihomsac
Overcoming Progressive Hearing Loss Through Willpower and Care
Dr Fishbein discusses aids for the hard of hearing, citing Beethoven and Reynolds as examples of success. Modern science offers options for progressive deafness, with causes ranging from medical to developmental. Parental and educational factors can hinder or help a child, while adults face social and professional challenges. Martin Linker’s life raises questions for psychologists about the impact of hearing defects on career and behavior.
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Joshua Reynolds
Over Golds
George Meredith
Lord Chestern
Abcur
Martin Linker
Martin Ts
Fair Gets Life in State Pen
A man described as involved in a crime case receives a life sentence in a state penitentiary. Details mention the judge and courtroom context, with emphasis on the legal outcome and the defendant’s placement in prison. Coordinates and unclear names are omitted to preserve factual clarity.
Radio Day by Day by C E Butterfield AP Radio Editor
A cryptic radio column by C E Butterfield notes a request for information from an agent and mentions station listings and names like Bert Lins Troubadours Bettyna Hale and Raho Ferm. It references a shift in the fives at the House and various station codes such as WABC CBS and others.
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C. E. Butterfield
Brisn Atic
Secaust
Bert Lins
Bettina Hale
Raho Ferm
Ser Roper
Wabc-Cbs
Wanng
Wabc-Css
Lime Kiln Lime Rum and local social notes
The fragment mentions Lime Kiln Lime Rum and several people including Bruchie, Babb from Washington visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Feaza. Mrs. Win. Miles joined family at a pus brother’s home. Mrs. A. V. Baer attended a funeral in Hegerstown for cousin Isabel Earnshaw SeabTise. Other brief social mentions include visits and family events among local residents.
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Charlies Bruchie and Son
Babb
Washington
L. E. Feaza
Win. Miles
Harte Fami
A. V. Baer
Hegerstown
Isabel Earnshaw Seabtise
Ric&euster
Marr Sourey
Eilen Wissaceon
Today In History Anniversaries of Famous Figures
A read(able) fragment lists historic anniversaries and birthdays from 1634 to 1892, mentioning figures such as Reobetingston, Ann Buffum, Jps Brooks, E. Murphy, Dred Be, and Frederick Hasne. It mentions places including Lincoln, Springfield, Boston, Rochester, and Berkeley, with scattered dates and notes.
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Lirme- N.Y. Cer
Sestieed
Ann Buffum
Lincoln
Ned
Springfield
Jps Brooks
Phpia
Bastor
Episcopal Clerryman
Der
Boston
Eteanynd Spriog
H, NJ
Es W. Balest
New York
Rochester
Dred Beeg
Mrs. Roosevelts dinner with cabinet guests recounted
Washington dispatch describes Mrs. Roosevelt hosting a private White House dinner for cabinet members and spouses. The First Lady led the evening with speeches and impersonations, entertaining guests under crystal chandeliers in a formal reception area.
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Julya
White House
The Dismerited by Jack Cox in A Book A Day Er Bruce Catton
A fragmented review notes The Dismerited as one of two novels produced since the 1950s by an American author. The piece mentions war, poverty and coming of age, with focus on a father and two brothers and the protagonist’s journey from youth to adulthood amid class constraints.
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Abs. Roosevelt
Mary
Roosersit
Wes
Jack Cox
Pic & Heppen
Ihoodecause
Missouri
Fragmentary legal notice references Bowers as attorney
Partial OCR text shows a legal matter with a plaintiff, a small monetary dispute, and Sherman P. Bowers named as her attorney. The readable bits indicate a suit alleging some offense or debt with a monthly amount and a December date. Additional details are unreadable.
Day Menus Show Odd Dishes With Scrambled Names
The menu text lists strange dish names like Creamed Ofsters and Sprzac Gratin Selad. Instructions mention baking for 19 minutes at a warm or rising oven and vague timing. No clear events or people are identified, suggesting a garbled or OCR corrupted food page.
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