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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1934
Page
5
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A 1934 piece marks Lincoln's Birthday urging national harmony and conciliation. It contrasts his wartime unity goals with postwar peacemaking, urging East West and South to seek justice and common ground amid evolving national issues.
A reflective piece on birthday and anniversary celebrations within families. It contrasts joyous moments for children such as Johnnie and Mary with the parade of gifts, discipline, and social expectations that accompany age milestones. The text explores parental hopes, child behavior, and the delicate balance between festivity and restraint.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a kidnapping case with unclear terms and a focus on safety measures. The readable text mentions Lidoengh and potential suspects or protective steps but lacks concrete details, dates, or involved parties. Further clarification from the original page is needed.
A blighted tale of Weymouth Jaceson and a machine shop magnate whose drive to master modern industry backfires. The book traces three generations as ambition fades, betrayals mount, and society shifts, ending with a cautious restart. The critic notes uneven life and some redeeming insight into American life, despite a flawed narrative.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century column recalls notable events and figures in Frederick. Mentions a 28 person delegation to Acrapots, J Marshall Diffendal, and references to Dr. Russell E. Conwell, Yale, and a war service context. The fragmentary text preserves names and moments but lacks clear narrative.
Brunswick February notes list residents with relatives in the army, visits to Port Meade, furloughs, and moves. Edgar Slater and Arnold Naley, both stationed in the U S Navy or Army, are mentioned with families in Brunswick. Local clergy and missionaries are noted visiting churches, while families travel to Washington and Wheeling for weekends. A nursing hospital patient and a theater manager’s wife relocate to Harrisonburg, with other town residents visiting kin and attending services.
Miss Dorcas Miles hosted a Damascus luncheon and card party at her home on February 12 with guests including Mrs. Albert Sonsener Mrs. Harry Appleby and several others. Prizes went to Miss Scott and Mrs. Williams as the hostess marked her mother Emma Hong’s birthday with a large bouquet.
An unclear OCR fragment references Sam's Creek 22 Mrs Gur and a person taken to the police infirmary by a physician for a fire company. Details are garbled. suggests a medical emergency or incident with police involvement and a hospital transfer.
Taylorsville Feb 12. Church services were held Sunday with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 7:30 pm. Installation of officers of the old society followed the regular service. Guests included E H Barnes and Edherty Road hosts. Numerous local residents attended gatherings and visits around Sykesville Baltimore and Union Bridge. Willing attendance at Winfield sorority meeting and various family get togethers noted. A Saturday visit to the Barnes home and boxing matches in Westminster were also reported.
New Windsor notes a February 15 concert by Ernest Gamboie Concert Party at Blue Ridge College auditorium. Several residents, including Jane Englar and Betty, are listed as ill with chicken pox under quarantine. Mayor R Smith Snader seeks hospital observation in Baltimore. A local Children’s Aid Society fundraiser receives three barrels of flour from the town. World Day of Prayer scheduled at St Paul’s M E Church on February 16. Jane Roca marks a personal day with her parents Mr and Mrs C E Nusbaum. Westminster visitors from Sassacan Jordan Co buy spring materials in New York. Mrs E C Bixter visits family in Baltimore.
In a tight February game Taneytown defeated a rival team as Sayon Mios led the effort with strong plays and Fe ex Biste contributed critical points. The host opera event drew local fans to a competitive match detailing effort and teamwork.
A medical article explains how electric shocks and lightning affect the nervous system. It details brain and spinal injuries, hemorrhages, and possible paralysis, noting skull impact raises brain temperature and consciousness loss varies. It emphasizes artificial respiration and long recovery periods, with cases of temporary paralysis and eventual improvement.
Taylorsville area social items list visits and greetings among residents. George Porter stayed with his mother Mrs. Lucretia Renter. Eva Mazin of Westminster Teed was a guest of Mr and Mrs G H Stagin. Several local families including Barnes Byers Natt Bernett Bennet and Nail spent Monday afternoon together. Mrs Herbert Pickety has returned home from hospital and stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Jefferson Hooper. Mollie Kruise remains ill at home and Roland Gosnell and family have severe colds.
A quirky compilation of anniversaries and birthdays. Notable names include Cotton Mather, Kosciuszko, Peter Cooper, Charles Darwin, R J Lossing, Meredith, and Ada Bradwell. Entries cover births, deaths, and historical milestones with era-specific dates and places.
Fragmented cooking notes list a spiced pear salad, cake, and dressings with measurements. Mentions include crusted casera, cream, whip topping, and serving tips. The text reads like a rough home cooking section with steps but contains garbled phrases and unclear portions.
A quirky column weaves through era gossip and urban scenes. A man known as a jovial manager and songwriter in Tin Pan Alley faces a Westchester court twist, while New Yorkers debate fine dining terms and warn about old fur theft swindles. The piece blends local humor with sharp street observations and a warning about fake fur sales.
Fragmented readable text hints at a past event or dialogue about a ferry, devotions, and comparisons. The garbled OCR makes it impossible to identify concrete people, places, or actions to summarize meaningfully.
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