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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
7
The paper carries an advertising notice restricting content and responsibilities for paid ads. It outlines submission rules, telephone limits, authorship claims, and corrections policy, with date February 2, 24, and details about editorial authority and post office placement.
The piece argues for lawmakers with independent judgment who test ambitious legislation. It cites Benator Borah and stresses delaying or preventing ill formed laws can benefit the public. It warns against opposition for opposition’s sake while affirming positive public service as a duty.
The article notes rising US concerns about war with Japan easing as Japan shifts from militaristic to liberal leadership. It cites resignation of War Minister Araki and the rise of Foreign Minister Shidehara's liberal bloc, suggesting potential peace moves and changed reactions to Japan's China actions.
A garbled letter to the editor from Nesdated February 2 discusses heavy snow, travel by air and rail, a Senate session, the St Lawrence River, and a visit by a U S ambassador and his wife. The writer mentions asks about war with Jasper and weather causing delays.
Readers protest tax policy and income taxes for public officials and workers while noting budget pressures across states. The letters discuss the fairness of property taxes, farm concerns, and the idea of broad income taxation, with names like Smelser and Grove referenced in a fragmented local column.
A fragmented row from Frederick notes a 300 person audience watching a dramatic performance and references to local events from decades prior. It mentions past residents, property values, a new residence district, and counts of bounties or taxes, with several garbled names and figures.
Frederick residents lighted with social events as editorials describe a flurry of card parties and club gatherings. The Prederick County Bar Association planned its annual banquet at Hotel Frederick with Mr. Reno S Harp as president. Anna Kemp and Esther Sanger highlighted social visits from Baltimore to Frederick.
The day menu features pred oysters for dinner with breakfast grapefruit Waites and syrup bacon coffee and nut bread. The recipe section guides beating eggs and water dipping oysters in crumbs frying in fat then finishing with pineapple and cream for dessert.
A fragmented note describes daily English lessons and a hobby of expanding vocabulary. It lists mispellings and synonyms and urges practice to improve word use with brief guidance and cautions about propriety and influence.
Feb 2 local notes report Mrs Basil B Burdette ill. Mrs Millie Phebus spent Thursday in Bellimore with aunt Mrs Mary E Wostkirs. A B Sowers and Miss Verte Watkins visited Mr and Mrs Monroe Watkins Sunday afternoon. Winifred Perkinson of Fred 20% severe days last week. Mrs Ale Prre and Ole Geusiver of near Frederick visited Mr and Mrs Wile Moxley. Mrs Emma Jones and mother Mrs Sallie Watktts visited Mr and Mrs Ole Moxley Jr. and Td Brown Sunday evening. Mrs Mimde J Moxier visited Mr Neal Belison. 62 Home Demonstration Club, Miss Edythe Turner set at home.
Health column by Dr Morris Fisebedy argues spring warmth drives young men's romantic thoughts and overall vigor. He links temperature to athletic performance, civilization progress, and disease patterns, noting diabetes and pernicious anemia vary with climate and season.
Fragmentary note discusses evaluating options and selecting best fits amid interference and external factors. Mentions RatTang feces and neutral terms about choosing strategies, with references to luf design and a counterpoint about wars and outcomes. Entities are unclear and names are not fully legible.
A compact sentiment quotes Daniel Webster on knowledge as the fountain of love and human liberty. The phrasing presents an era reflecting moral philosophy and civic principle with a brief, reflective tone.
Libby Holman Rernelis, famed Hedgerow Theatre alumna, is pushing a dramatic return after 1932 setbacks. Director Dever notes she studies hard, has a keen mind, and may reemerge in stage work despite kidnapping fears for her family.
A garbled history style list recalls anniversaries and birthdays including English actress Ded Weniser born 1630, Sir William Phigs noted for wreck treasure, various historical figures and dates, with scattered names and places making precise facts unclear.
The readable portions describe a wary climate with mentions of Germany Poland Ireland and a Ratwraig related note. The passage suggests an aggressive stance amid cautious policy, with emphasis on control and concentration issues in the mind.
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