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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1933
Page
5
The column laments a hard year filled with anxiety and imagined turmoil. It encourages charity, neighborly kindness, and faith, praising pioneers and the enduring gifts of life. It recalls family gatherings, uples of hope, and the Creator’s blessings amid uncertainty.
Taxpayers urge verification of county revenue estimates tied to liquor taxation. A letter complains officials estimate a $16,000 loss due to the state license-exemption law and county exclusion from the state system, asking how conclusions are reached and calling for cross examination of figures.
Fragmentary religious snippet cites St John verse about remitting sins and retening them, with garbled phrases about virtue, sickness, fragrance, and an axe. Likely OCR damage yields disjointed names Fendi tcee Saedi. Overall, a stray devotional fragment lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
Beverly Hills writer notes bets on Roosevelt and the dollar policy. He observes that big men and financiers waffle after public statements, sulk, then join the crowd. The writer suggests profits push motives, while cautioning against personal gain over principle.
Today's lesson centers on pronunciation guide and usage clarifications. It covers common mispronunciations such as Aquarium and Muscle, notes on syllable stress, and encourages expanding vocabulary by clustering one word daily with imposture defined as fraud or imposition.
After 32 years away, Benjamin F. Groff, once Middletown resident, visits his hometown with sister Mrs. Alanis C. Keple. He previously left in 1900 for Motown, lived in Washington, D.C. then Natchez, Mississippi, where he helped form an active Republican organization.
Frederick column recaps events from December 16 1883 and December 26 1213 in the city. It notes Presbyterian Sunday School officers led by D Baker and W H Hinks, secretary Best Buck, treasurer Miss Hart harboravian, G Waring, and S Emer Brown plus D E Steiner. Entries mention robberies exposed at homes and a larceny case against George Owings, a Bredéock youth, who was beaten. Also cited are marriage of Nelson A Bowers chauffeur for E B Austin Baishmen and Reine E Grove by Rev L Cobrentz, with William Solt purchasing a sidecar for a motorcycle attracting attention.
A jumble of handwritten Santa requests lists many children asking for toys such as cowboy suits, dolls, tricycles, a blackboard, a rocking chair, and various winter items. multiple names and addresses appear, with scattered notes on a fatal auto accident near Baltimore involving Arch Crates Fahprerst and Cassat aged 18, plus a Long Island, New York reference.
The story reflects on Christmas amid icy conditions and accident reports. It notes fewer shoppers, extended store hours, and church services during the holiday week. Community groups prepare cheer, wheat checks reach Frederick County farmers, and local institutions report events, deaths, and plans as the season nears.
A fragment persuasively praising variety in life and human differences. The writer extols humor and play amid rich and poor, wise and silly, claiming life’s devices offer thrills and spice and that variation provides pressure and elation.
In Washington the Roosevelt Longworth myth again surfaces at a luncheon where Carmel wives discuss Mrs. Longworth’s political obscurities. Alice Roosevelt Longworth attends as guest of honor but speaks rarely, drawing attention with her presence. Photographs, rooms, and guests reflect White House life, including memories of cups and treasures and a parade of political figures at Georgetown events.
A jumble of dates names and events notes famous births deaths and historical anniversaries such as Beethoven Aust Cooper Bartley and Fels with scattered birthdates and a birthday list. Also mentions Thomas Kirkbride and Noel Coward and a vague horoscope.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a withdrawal of the Blue Eagle from Merchants line amid an alleged violation of the Presidents new employment agreement. The item references Bruce Catton and a book day column with uncertain details and places such as Hagerstown.
A faded health column discusses blood pressure myths from 3926 era statistics. It notes many with low blood pressure experience reduced life quality, urges caution with treatment, and hints at differing body responses and the need for professional guidance.
Menu of the Day presents a Christmas candy recipe for chocolate fudge with steps and ingredients. It mentions sugar, vania, and salt, plus directions to pour into cups and shape into pieces. A note about blood pressure compares two people and suggests coping by enjoying sweets with moderation.
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