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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1933
Page
5
The Daily News states advertising cannot be sent by telephone and no communication or subscription claims will be published without the seal of the paper. It warns against any misrepresentation or reputational harm to individuals and notes terms of cooperation and consent for notices, with emphasis on cost and penalties for violations.
A nostalgic Christmas piece extols Santa Claus as the living symbol of happiness and generous hearts. It contrasts the genuine generosity of gift giving with cynics who view the season as mere commerce, noting the enduring joy in beliefs that nurture childhood memories.
The article discusses speed perception differences across transport modes, noting pilots feel no speed at low altitude and speed boat racing feels more thrilling at lower speeds. It contrasts early motor vehicles with air travel and mentions mechanical challenges and industry biases.
Miss Hermetta Crum daughter of Mr and Mrs Hassan Crum Walkersync and Meredia M Northern son of Mrs P Northern Baltimore were married in Washington DC by Rev D L Nichonen. The bride a nurse at Sibley Memorial Hospital and the groom a type operator at Wash Rut Exodus Star. The couple will reside at 829 Key Street Washington.
A large butchering was held Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Smith's home in Jefferson where eight hogs were slaughtered and a lively dinner followed. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Seller and many Smiths. Maurice Smith and Mildred Masters are mentioned among attendees. George Smith and Maumce Smith are named. one linage notes Miss Eileen Smith and Helen Gildis. The article ends with the death of Maumce Smith.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled with short retrospectives. The column mentions Henry Gaither an elderly resident who died at home leaving an estate and references local scenes from twenty years prior including community life and a funeral.
A long column compiles children requests to Santa Claus across Mt Airy and Frederick areas. Young readers ask for toys, games, dolls, rides, instruments, clothing, school supplies, and candy along with several mentioning siblings and mothers. Names include Mary, Bettie, Dorothy, Harry, and others, with towns cited such as Mt Airy and Braddock Heights.
A collection of childlike letters to Santa requesting dolls, wagons, skates, candy, oranges, and a toy watch. The items mention dolls with long hair, a baby doll, dishes, a broom, and various small gifts. Names and addresses appear with locations like West South sites and Woodsser.
Fragmented OCR text lists birthdays and anniversaries with unclear names and places. Mentions Exeter and New Jersey with scattered phrases about history, date references, and a partial list of people connected to notable days.
A rambling reminiscence by PAUTL HAERRISON recounts encounters with stars like Tony Schwartz Rudy Vallee and Gary Cooper. It notes Cooper's late career romance with Sandra Shaw, memories of early film days, and anecdotes about performers such as George Jessel Al Weeds Harry Richman Lois Moran and Helen Morgan with casual details about their careers and personalities.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ezekiel 20.37 and a notion of judgment or passage under a rod. The text is garbled with stray phrases and appears to mix biblical citation with unclear commentary. No coherent events or entities beyond the biblical book and verse can be identified.
Fragmentary note mentions Luff and captions about fortunes, subscriptions, and a call to subscribe for The News. Readers referenced include a person named Jay. Context unclear and scattered.
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