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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1933
Page
5
A damaged transcription from The Daily News lists general notices and editorial boilerplate about advertising terms, author consent, and publication rules. It mentions Associated Press affiliation, crediting standards, and a placeholder date of Saturday December with incomplete typography and names.
The piece reflects on how the calendar marks time and prompts resolutions. It notes that New Year’s Day invites vows to improve, while acknowledging past revelry and the universal hope that the year ahead brings better business, health, and contentment. It emphasizes belief in a turn toward better times as part of human nature.
An ancient text traces how New Years customs shifted across cultures from spring and solstice beginnings to Jan 1. It notes early calendars setting new year on March 25 and the Roman reform under Julius Caesar establishing January 1, with varying ceremonies through centuries.
The editor notes Roosevelt as the most consistently good radio man. The piece mentions public sentiment toward his remarks on current events. It references tensions in the Americas and a cautious stance on war talk, with other unnamed speakers weighing in on policy and impressions.
The piece notes ancient Rome pagans paying tribute on a New Year and Ireland's Druidic gift exchange under mistletoe. It cites New Year observances in China and Jayam and suggests Western borrowing of settling debts on January 1. It considers the origin of New Year resolutions from early Roman pledges to personal and political reforms.
A brittle fragment shows a poetical note by N A Lupburrow pondering duty to help others before the year ends, and mentions an event titled To Entertain At Tra Jefferson Year's Eve Arrs will e from fer.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled from the News column dated December 30, 26834. The recap notes a seating accident, reorganizations at the Maryland hinge company, new buildings valued at 400,000 dollars, various local institutions and individuals, and a spelling bee event with prize winners and participants.
Fashion notes describe the Sezsped sports dress in mailken fabric with a deep loose armhole and cp collar. The two piece set uses bbed cott ton, with elbow or three quarter sleeves, high necks and square shapes. Side closures, tab necks, and four pockets on the dress mark sporty styling.
William J. Grove argues that county revenue loss from liquor sales could reach $20000, detailing $17500 from licenses and $2500 from cross-border purchases. He criticizes state liquor policy and praises Senator Bailes Carroll for local control, urging statewide licensing and higher rates to protect taxpayers.
A compact lesson explains common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It emphasizes singular subject agreement with authority, correct forms of Wells and baptism, and provides word study tips. Today's focus word is Auspicious with notes on its meaning and misuse in phrases.
Walter P. Mitchell and Lucy E. Jones obtain marriage licenses with both residents of Washington. Monroe S. Fristoe and Mary F. Mathias. East C. Crebbs and Mary A. Giibill also listed for licenses. A borough consulting engineer appointment is announced for Herman W. Ordeman, age 45, with George W. Allison named public works commissioner. both connected to Richmond County Transit and local tunnel plans. A horse ordinance prohibiting a specific act is noted in Chasette N.C.
In this wartime style column residents note heavy snow and rare cold, festive yet restrained celebrations across the towns. The county considers tax rates. new banking and credit rules spark planning amid weather impacts. trains derail, deposits react to a bank reorganization order.
A garbled quotation from Russe Allen Firestone and Dr Frederick P Keppel critiques the source of labor ideas and the pace of Mund development. The text references anonymous magicians and famous captains, noting fevered, stained processes and delayed fresh thinking.
Today in history notes numerous birth and death dates for notable figures from 1813 to 1903 and mentions key events such as the 1903 Iroquois Theater fire in Chicago. Today's birthdays include Alfred E. Smith and Stephen Leacock among others, with several entries noting places of birth and career highlights. The piece also includes a horoscope and scattered text on historical anniversaries.
The fragmentary note from Hyattstown Ayarsown on December 33 mentions a service at the local church on Sunday evening, with several individuals named or partially legible. The text references a home gathering at Mrs B B Clarget and mentions Hamdicn Lincecum among those present, but many proper nouns are garbled.
Christmas party attendees included many names such as Cavin Day Rastor Pierce Teny Burde Rod Nash Mr and Mrs Weller MY and Mrs Vincent Borer Hu zi S8r and Mrs Rovers Windsor and Bobbie eng Mrs Ray Weser Re Seshotents. A serious motor accident near the event seriously injured Frederick W.07, who was hospitalized April 1 and is slowly recuperating.
New York society editor terms the audience sharp as the premiere of Jezebel draws a crowd at the theater. Fans chase Kay Francis and Miriam Hopkins, crowding aisles, peering from balconies, and exchanging greetings with wit and bravado as security and show etiquette shape the scene.
A historical health note reports farm families consuming cereals pork sugar and bread with little variation. Cites insufficient calories and nutrients like calcium and phosphorus, warning diets are broadly deficient and varied little over time.
Fragmentary OCR summarizes a book review or note by Bruce Catton. The text mentions a photographer and a pervasive overdose scene, with references to a mysterious figure and a calm opening, but the overall coherence is poor. Names like Dou, Doran and Co appear as fragmentary entities.
Fragmentary notes discuss mercy and meekness from Proverbs 3 3. The text mentions fear of others and guidance on farm methods. It references Ben Am Vitamin C, summer use, and proper mineral salt storage for year round consumption.
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