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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1934
Page
5
The text describes a newspaper’s policy on publication and attribution. It cites the American Press, data use rules, and a request for readership to report errors. It mentions the editor and the office address in Frederic, Minnesota, with emphasis on responsible reporting and corrections.
The Massachusetts public works department urges a law to cap automobile speed at 80 mph, a move critics say would curb safety without solving underlying issues. The year’s wit and recovery musings mirror cautious public sentiment on traffic, technology, and treaties.
Bruce Catton reviews C R M Cruttwell’s study of the Great War, noting how modern war organization and weapon advancement altered war’s role in society. He admires Cruttwell’s technical narrative and its focus on campaigns and battles as expressions of national issues and plans. Published by Oxford University Press.
The writer laments a divorce reason, claims Florida is destroyed by the cold, notes a movement to unrecognize Russia, and jokes about selling estimates and reciprocal recognition. The tone is satirical and reflects contemporary hot topics and public discourse.
Home made candies and confections for Christmas gifts. Recipes for candied orange peel and glazed sugar candy detail steps, plus a recipe for a stiff nut candy and a brittle style date nut mix. Also notes a Posture Winner Miss Jean Schoenberger named among six girls with best positives on campus.
Kifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick notes from December 1944 recalling events. Reditors of the Litalty and Frederick Jurnyke Co. discuss a 3 percent dividend. Roy Dr Hall long a rector dies near Towson. George Scarborough, a braemnan, dies after a fall. Also 1914 items mention a city water reservoir petition, W. C. Null & Son death at 43, and other local notices.
A long collection of handwritten Christmas requests from children across Frederick, Thurmont, Buckeystown, Barnesville, and surrounding towns. The letters ask for dolls, toy wagons, trains, buses, games, dishes, dress, candy, nuts, oranges, and a trimmed tree, with several named families and addresses.
Locals recount visits and gatherings from Middleburg to Taneytown with friends and relatives at homes, shops, and hospitals. A high school operetta dazzled a large crowd while Santa letters from Thurmont list dolls, toys, and candies for delivery.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how tuberculosis germs transmit mainly from person to person and through infected milk, stressing child susceptibility, dust exposure, and the importance of hygiene and early detection through tuberculin testing and X rays. The piece links Christmas seal campaigns to funding for large scale child screenings.
A collection of quotes from figures like Col Leonard P. Ayres and Richard Whitney on reform, shared freedom for workers and management with capital, Japan’s imperial aims, Damibian ties, and Tibor Eckhart on global capitalism. Dr. Francis E. Townsend is noted as the Townsend pension plan author.
Paul Harrison humorously ventriloquizes about theatre manners in New York during a busy season. He lampoons late arrivals and aisle congestion while celebrating opening night bravado and backstage chitchat. The piece notes managers’ tardiness and authors' weak first halves as fueling first night rituals.
A compact list of anniversaries and birthdays noting figures such as William Floyd Ludwig van Beethoven Sir Humphry Davy Jacob Barker Joseph Henry John Greenleaf Whittier Thomas Starr King Robert A Long Simon Bolivar Wright brothers Col Wham Mitchell Afghanistan king reform attempt and state official Herbert Hengstier James H McGraw Frederick Sackett with birthplaces and death or milestone events.
Notes on grammar and usage point out that verbs agree with singular subjects and illustrate common mispronunciations spellings and word pairs. It lists misused phrases such as were is factory and explains subtle pronunciation and stress rules for occult and other terms.
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