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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
5
Fragmented OCR passage references public notices and notices of notices with prohibitions on certain content and contact methods. The text is garbled and mentions telecommunication restrictions and state provisions, offering little coherent event detail. The piece appears to be an editorial or notice about legal constraints on communications and notices.
A 1964 discussion notes that several states have enacted minimum wage laws while others resist, citing Connecticut Illinois New Hampshire New Jersey New York Ohio and Utah as examples. It theorizes about possible federal action if wage regulation persists and questions competition between states with and without minimum wages.
Police court cases report small fines and charges. OneAutolst fined $1 after guilty verdict. another case dismissed. Maughlin of Boyds posts $102 collateral for DUI. Hobbrunner and Dutrow tied to unpaid rents and license charges. Court proceedings continued into Wednesday evening with multiple minor infractions noted.
A compact list shows a menu with items like baked chicken, brown gravy, sweet potatoes, Brussels sprouts, current jelly, vegetable salad with French dressing, steamed pig pudding with lemon sauce, and a sugar sour blend. The recipe section provides instructions for a creamy sauce with flour butter salt water rind and constant stirring until smooth, then serving warm.
The will of Mrs. Amelia P. E. Brow, who died January 13, is probated in Orphans Court. Daughters Eva Beatty Brown and Florence Anne Brown inherit the home at 120 East Second Street for life while unmarried, with sale if not maintained as a home. Proceeds divide among three children: $90 to son Jesse W. Exon, $100 each to the daughters, rest split equally. Samuel Duraud named executor, later joined by son Jesse W. Brown as co executor. Dated November 28, 1956. witnesses George M. Gillinger and Albert S. Broun. Continues to probate James W. Skinner’s will.
A fragmentary radio column notes Roosevelt's call to service and upcoming opera broadcasts. Mentions NBC presentation from Sstuchey and premiere of Merry Mount by Howard Herson, with references to WIEC and standard eastern time.
A fragment describes a vinegar based condiment used for salads and dressings, noting its sweet taste and suitability for flavoring baked ham or pork. It mentions vegetable gelatin salads and references a reader-friendly recipe mindset.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick items from the columns of the Frederick Gazette recount events and notes. The 1940s era column mentions a parade in Bel- and a speech by George A. Shee at the Empire theater with a report from Jefferson and references to local civic happenings and society.
Simple homemade Valentine’s dinner display uses a red crepe heart centerpiece with two long wire supports. Instructions describe making crepe paper rosettes and a bricklike base, plus bows and a gold gemmed heart centerpiece for a two-person table.
Health note explains how muscles use oxygen during work and how lactic acid buildup can cause fatigue. It discusses safe exercise levels, heart rate responses, and the body's oxygen delivery during exertion, with examples of breathing and blood flow rates and the long term effects of training.
Fragmentary notes mention Edgewood, Mime Pray, Lexis E Barnes and family. Lewis Barnes, Gaugurez, Mrs Clyde-Erkec, Banerone, Suexenser, Bowne, Kenneth Erier, and W Grimes and families are recorded in a brief social item with undetermined dates and context.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference biblical phrases and names in a garbled form. The source does not yield a coherent news item, event, or clear entities to summarize into a factual card.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals probes New York cases from horse blankets and dog training to canned canaries and fake palmreader tricks. Inspectors question actor Fred Reseng and monitor Gali Geli Gas, a purported Far East performer, amid rumors of sleight of hand and vanished poultry.
A messy clippish list recalls historical anniversaries and births. Notable figures include Herb E L Witlock director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art born in Washington DC fifty years ago today and Dr Walter C Coffer dean of the University of Munnesia’s Agricultural Department born in Havlisville Indiana fifty seven years ago today.
A compact note listing common word usage errors in English. It highlights misused phrases and letters to avoid, with examples like wet and wrong forms. The piece emphasizes clear writing, proper spelling, and avoiding cryptic or garbled text in lessons.
The readable text hints at a dated local notice or obituary style snippet involving names, ages, and places but is highly garbled with missing context. The piece mentions someone named M A Lufborrow and a minister, plus references to Canada and a fire or event.
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