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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
5
The notice emphasizes that Associated Press notices are exclusive to AP and must include authority for any stated facts or opinions. It warns against publishing defamatory reflections and states such material will be corrected upon editors' attention.
A 1934 editorial argues the American spy scare is mild compared with wartime fears elsewhere. It contrasts Japan and France with the United States noting Americans reject hysteria, emphasize peace, and view secret investigators as a trivial concern amid global tensions.
An essay traces the history of speed from 19th century claims of 20 mph in England to 15 mph fiction, noting evolving expectations of velocity. It discusses safety limits, roadside and human factors, and compares road, rail, and early car speeds with emphasis on dangers beyond theoretical limits.
A clipped editorial expresses growing doubt about grasping a world where a man who labors as a public foe stays beyond reach of empathy. The piece laments ongoing conflict and the challenge of moral clarity in times of crisis.
A reader letter from Santa Monica recounts Jesse Jones, head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, addressing the New York Bankers Convention. The writer notes bankers will face harsh criticism for lending too little or too much, urging action to support loaning to business and industry.
Adapted from H G Wells tale The Invisible Man the Tivoli Theater presents a program starring Claude Rains Gloria and Dudley Digges in the cast with a comedy Cracked Tee Man and a Jack Denny musical. The Opera House offers a marriage comedy with Chari e Raggies and a Mayfair musical short Use Your Imagination and Hollywood On Parade. Frederick Theater rental includes a Ford Motor Company feature with years a ny neture de ny the development of the Ford Movor Company. Admission is gratis stage show at Tivoli Friday with Paris Nights and a singer.
John D Nicodemus and Marshall L Grove argue the county tax system is antiquated and overburdens taxpayers. They cite 629 parcels listed for sale and warn new taxes threaten distressed citizens. They urge reform toward fairer, simpler revenue sources and reduced political waste.
Warning to parents to monitor children for joint infection signs and avoid infected milk as tuberculosis can affect bones and joints. It often follows milk-borne infection more than lung TB and is hard to treat. One joint is usually involved but multiple joints can be affected, with swelling fever pain and stiffness.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled from The News February 3, 1914. Local items note those connected to the Frederick Camurai-Association and Junior Fire Company committees, with names like Louise Me Comas, Joseph F. Eisen, C B Shooe, Engelpecht, George F. W Fox, Robert E Staley, Jacob Rosen, Lewis Yinger, Enoch Green, Danie l Aubert, Barnard M ray, Edward Stoner, and Daniel E. Burras. Also mentioned are Rev A G Null, Miss Laura Scholl, and Mrs C K Harts. An egg farming section highlights Richland Farms W.O Michts and Eimer K Ranwsbure as leaders.
The article explains pediatric tuberculosis management, noting how disease spread affects the body and how doctors diagnose with X rays and skin tests. Early, controlled treatment aims to immobilize joints, reduce pain, and promote proper limb formation, often using plaster casts and ultraviolet therapy in institutions.
Mrs Alexander George A Valentine hosts a Hearty Menu for a Valentine luncheon. Includes Cream of Mushroom Soup Toast Hearts Salmon Mousse and Heart Shaped Desserts with currant hearts and red and white candy. Recipes for salmon mousse and heart shaped cake and tips for heart cookie shapes are provided.
New York gossip notes joke about stars changing names to fit lights. Ard Baer and Estelle Taylor are mocked for resembling others. Marilyn Miller nicknamed Lumpy. A Ziegfeld anecdote involves Ethel Shute, George Olsen, and Olsen’s wife. A shift in the gigolo scene is noted with Rose offering impersonations via robotic-like escorts.
Today in history marks births and deaths of notable figures from 1817 to 1910. Richard Ewell John Ruskin William Tecumseh Sherman Jules Verne Hannah von Schmidt and others are noted with birthplaces and dates, alongside contemporary birthday recognitions and institutional affiliations.
A 1932 Florida court case centers on the dismissal of a Mrs Olve EO Ehchen a teacher at a local school. The record notes the judge, dates, and proceedings while detailing the involved parties and a family interest in the matter.
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