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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1934
Page
5
Newspaper masthead text outlines publication rights and Associated Press use rules. Includes address and editorial policy. No specific event or person stated.
Saturday edition reflects on holiday greeting cards as expressions of memory and affection across distances. It contrasts warm sentiment with gray winter skies, noting clouds affect mood yet storms refresh water supplies, urging an artist’s view of beauty in every sky.
A fragmented collection of quotes and attributions on capitalism, economic law, and public policy. Figures named include Dr. Harold G. Moulton, Dr. Allan R Dafoe, Secretary Cardell Hull, Prof. Howard White, and Dean Dexter 8S Kambill, referencing Brookings, Miami University, and Cornell.
A compact reflection noting that many become one through shared bread and unity, referencing Corinthians 10 27. It contrasts with Pascal saying a multitude not embracing unity breeds confusion.
Hollywood observes Aviation Day as thoughts turn to the Wright brothers 31 years after their Kitty Hawk flight. The writer notes early box kite origins and the idea that aviation equalizes power, imagining widespread air travel and profits from war removed.
A reflective piece by LUFBURROW examining human greed and hypocrisy. It questions how people claim virtue yet act contrary, pondering whether the Golden Rule can truly guide conduct amid selfishness and fading ideals.
The Junior choir of All Saints church presented a Friday evening program in the Sunday School room featuring Frances Ann Delaplaine and Evelyn Shilling in a vocal duet, Dorothy Schroeder on violin with Christmas hymns, Margaret Virginia Nusz and Louise Engeelbrecht on Hawaiian guitars performing Silent Night, a Toy symphony The Coming of Santa Claus by the choir with Carroll Hendrickson Sr at the piano, and Mrs. Lee Kefauver delivering a reading parody of The Night Before Christmas.
The Glad Circle Sunday School group met at Mr William Powell and Mrs Powell's home on 14th Street for a monthly gathering. Christmas carols and a violin solo by Ernestine Powell opened the program followed by scripture reading and collective Lord's Prayer. A social hour and refreshments concluded the event. January meeting set for Mr and Mrs Emmert Shafer Bloom Folk.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick from The News columns recall a kitchen intruder at a grocer’s home and a fire in a Winebrewer store. The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School officers and directors are listed, with several local names. Includes 1914 items on federal cattle shipment ban, a butchering accident, Bertha Krupp relatives, Rev F C Renner’s death, and 1915 license tags arriving.
Shoppers seek Christmas gifts across the city as Market Street buzzes and Hood College plans festive events with vesper services. Students and teachers prepare for vacations while Governor-Elect Harry Nice visits state institutions. Basketball season opens in the State Armory, and fire officials report the largest loss in five years.
Emmitsburg December 19, 1907 Mrs Cameron Ohler and husband celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving Day with children and friends gathering for an evening of refreshments. Present were Cameron and Annie Ohler, Chester Ohler and Clyde, Lloyd Ohler, Russell Ohler and sons Joseph Paul Russell Jr and John David, Harry Baker, Lewis Baker, Beecher Ohler and daughter, Ninia Gavins Vernie Emma Ohler and Mrs John Bell among others.
A student era edition notes the February 7 and 8 performance of The World's Al Right at St Euphemia's ball to aid the Emmitsburg base baseball association. It also mentions birthday greetings for Mrs James B Elder, ongoing recoveries from illness, a hospital discharge, and a false alarm fire at Mt St Marys.
The article advises simple, useful fashion gifts for women this Christmas. It highlights fur bags and belts, gloves with detachable cuffs, scarves, hats, capelets, and coordinated leather and silk accessories. Examples include a black galyaK capelet and hat set and Jean Patou accessory groups with monogrammed leather and jewel tones.
Mrs. Alexander George Honey presents day menus with recipes for Honey Pumpkin Pie Lima Bean Loaf Escalloped Cabbage and Grape Jam. Recipes include mashed beans with onion celery and milk thickened with butter and flour, seasoned with salt pepper and nutmeg and baked. Mince pies can be prepared ahead and reheated with optional cheese topping.
This is the second of four articles by Dr. Fishbein describing the yearly Christmas Seal sale. Dr. Morris Fishbein, editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association and Hygieia Health Magazine, provides health context and the sale’s purpose.
The article outlines key milestones in tuberculosis control from Koch's germ discovery to sanatorium rest, artificial pneumothorax, and surgical approaches. It notes the Sara nac Lake sanatorium legacy, Trudeau's influence, and the shift from absolute bed rest to methods that rest lungs while allowing limited breathing.
Newspaperman Paul Harrison recalls a surreal Broadway moment as Dr Allan Roy Dafoe, famed for the Dionne quintuplets, dines with Sally Rand at the Paradise restaurant. They trade quips on autographs, fees, and the contrast between quiet science and show business a scene of glitter and gossip.
Various methods to collapse a lung for tuberculosis treatment include nerve surgery, chest wall opening with rib removal, and artificial pneumothorax. Air loss requires repeated air replenishment over years. These surgical controls are widely used and studied, with potential for broader application to aid more patients.
A compact list of notable births and events. Notable figures include Thomas Leiper born 1745 in Scotland, Gustave Eiffel born 1832, Henry C. Carey born 1793, and Charles A Young born 1834. Historic milestones cover the 1791 amendments, the 1836 Washington Patent Office fire, the 1916 Verdun victory, and 1923 U.S. war debt receipts.
Silas H. Strawn of Chicago born near Ottawa in infancy. Prof. Stephen S. Wisher of In University born in cage 47 years ago today. Maxwell Anderson of New playwrighter New Atlantic born 51 years ago today. Most Rev John T. McNic archbishop of Cine born in Ireland 57 years ago. Also notes on Floroscope and social temperament with literary activity and cautions on appointments and social condition reforms.
Fragmented OCR text outlines English daily lesson topics and misused word notes. It lists pronunciation tips, synonyms, and a fictional fiction note while detailing a December gathering with several named attendees and unclear events.
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