Unemployment measures outlined for 1934 relief
The article reports on federal plans to aid jobless through the Civil Works Administration and direct relief. It notes 4,000,000 in CWA jobs and 3,000,000 in direct aid through May, with possible demobilization after May and continued relief thereafter. It discusses the idea that higher purchasing power could revive factory demand and return workers, while noting seasonal employment after May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CWA
World unrest echoed in France and America
The article surveys global unrest with French rioting and various movements such as anarchists, communists, and fascists. It asserts the United States shows no signs of similar outbreaks, praising American resolve to address the causes of unrest and uphold justice, with strong patriotic confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Alphans
Siemens
United States
End of Winter Reflections and Seasonal Social Joys
The article muses on the waning winter and rising sun as days lengthen, noting gardens wake and activities resume. It contrasts winter songs with summer pleasures while praising social fireside gatherings and the season’s shared wisdom. It also remarks on a playful line about the man woman exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neure
Fragmentary Note Mentions Stock and Jury Interest
A damaged paste of phrases references stock in Beverly Hills and a wish to talk, pay debts, and sit on a jury to convict offenders. The words are garbled and lack clear context, with multiple repetitions and stray names, offering little verifiable event detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S
Beverly Hill
Harmony Grove Club Reports Busy Meeting and Plans
Harmony Grove Club members met despite bad weather with Miss Ethel Thomas as president. They read reports from chairmen and approved notes of appreciation from a sick member. A county demonstrator sent a letter, and plans included cooperation with rural club women for a Braddock Heights picnic and a Valentine party at Mrs Nevin Dutrow’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grove Club
Guy Rams- Yarg
Ethel Thomas
Mason
Tespovnse
Pearsom
Braddock
Nevin Dutrow
Samuel Thomas
Ncs
Robert
Ig Press
Ravel
Robert Deileard
Pis
Wun
Guya
Austin
Miss Buth V Pope and Grace N Br Attend Academy Event
Miss Buth V Pope and Miss Grace N Br attended an academy event with Dean of Academie, Grace N Br head Gollexe, at district level. The fragment confirms their participation in a school function and related roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buth V. Pope
Academie
Grace
Gollexe
Dist
Ce Catiene
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Frederick column notes reflect on events from fifty and twenty years prior, mentioning local figures such as Henry Goldenberg and John E. Price, a fire alarm incident near Market and Patrick, and plans by WERTEEMER BROS to move operations. Mount St Marys defeated Manhattan College 25 to 23 in basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Anb
H. Biggs
I John E. Price
Axri
Patrick
Amp
George Stout
Werteemer Bros
Rabel
Henry Goldenberg
Greenbury
R. Sappington
Moss Frances
Charles Sappington
Mount ST Mary's
Manhattan College
New York
Old Lincoln death paper framed in Frederick display
An antique newspaper is shown at New Schroeder’s on West Patrick Street. It notes Abraham Lincoln’s assassination at Ford’s Theatre on April 14 1865 with Wilkes Booth named as alleged assassin. It mentions Grant and his wife missing the theater and Seward’s marriage nearby. It also covers Confederate movements and Lee’s surrender plans. The front page features an inverted rule between columns and a 22 by Jones Indimensons page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgrs
Lincoln
Ford
Wilkes Booth
Simcoly
U.S. Grant
Seward
Frederick Seward
Win M. Stanton
Lee
Appomatox
Grant Brigi
Sherman
Jones Indimensons
New Schroeder's Inc
West Patrick Street
Daily Lesson In English Summary Card
A compact instructional text discusses common English errors and misspellings. It highlights misused words and suffix pronunciation, gives examples like ing errors, and notes difficult verb forms. The tone resembles a period school lesson aimed at correcting everyday language challenges.
Dancers Give Recital by Ted Shawn at Brodbeck Hall
Ted Shawn and his ensemble of male dancers performed a four-part program at Brodbeck Hall, Rood College. The evening, sponsored by the college Dance Club, featured abstract music dances, a narrative piece John Brown Sees the Glory with music by Jess Meeker, and groups inspired by primitive and religious themes reflecting European Asian and American sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Shawn
Brodbeck Hall
Rood College
John Brown
Mir
Shawn
Jess Meeker
Reinitz
Local Notices From Copperville District Feb 13
Abrs Laurence Foutz called on Mrs Roy Baker near Taneytown last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ed Feeser and son Atwood near Taneytown visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Koons and Mr and Mrs L Feutz Wednesday evening with Mrs Alice Smith of Copperville. Charles Baker visited John Bamnhart near Otterdale. Williams called on Jack Baker Thursday. Loyd Devilbiss and Wenn Set, Copperville, Sunday. Jack Baker Wilmer Young and Mr and Mrs Albert Smith attended Sunday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperville
Laurence Foutz
Roy Baker
Taneytown
Ed Feeser
Atwood
Ralph Koons
Feutz
Alice Smith
Coppersille
Charles Baker Visted
John Bamnhart
Otterdale
Wilams
Jack Baker
Coppertine
Wilmer Young
Burs
Albert Smith
Plac
One Dish Meal Menu and Recipes from Alexander George
A recipe fragment details a one dish meal built around hearty main foods, with a light salad and desserts. It lists dishes like scuffed vegetables, macaroni and cheese, and baked fish, plus a soup or chowder option. Includes ingredients for an eggs and cheese sauce, milk, cheese, vegetables, and spices, with baking and serving notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George
Aid Society Meets at Mr E Church in Tramsville
The Aid Society of the Mr E church met Thursday in the social room with Mrs Harry Swomley presiding. Reports by Beulah Howarth and Ida Putman, a short program led by Miss Cartie Hogarth, and a penny march won by Miss Marie Hargett. Next meeting March 1 under Billie Hogarth. Also notes on illness, Valentine Box Social, and social visit by Mr Frank Addison and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramsyville
Rep
Aid Society
Mr. E. Church
Harry C. Swomley
St. John
Beulah Howarth
Ida Putman
Song
Wildwood
Cartie Hogarth
Martie Hargett
Marie Hargett
Billie Hogarth
Frank Addison
Burkittsvile
Addison
Sophia Feller
Charles Williams
M. E. Sunday School
Valentine
Lawrence Twilley
Baltimore
Minerals and the body as discussed by Dr Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein explains minerals in the human body, noting chlorine iodine bromine fluorine boron silica and phosphorus have varied roles. Iodine levels reflect thyroid activity while bromine concentrates in the pituitary, declining after midlife. Enamel mottling links to fluorine. boron appears vital to plants, with unclear human need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fishbein
Pituitary Gland
Phos— Phorus
Arman
Stone Visits Mother Over Weekend in Dill Avenue
Properly regulated and under the expert direction of med ge Mr. Earle Stone of New York spent the week end visiting his mother Mrs. Susan Stone on Dill Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medge
Earle Stone
New York
Susan Stone
Dill Avenue
Broadway to Hollywood Tales of A Stage Star and a Fired Director
A youth named Douglass Montgomery recalls life on stage and in film as he moves from Broadway to Hollywood. The piece also recounts a Russian director’s failed bid for steady work, ending with a promoter’s sharp dismissal by the Hollywood boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate Harrison
New York
Douglass Montgomery
Grood
California
Montgomery
Hollywood
Reguarly
Acriss
Criginals
Mr. Glotz
Grotz
Today In History Anniversaries and Notable Births
A garbled list of birth and death notes across years and places. Notables include an 1838 death of a French diplomat, 1833 death of a Catholic prelate born in Santo Domingo, and multiple figures linked to New England and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anesrand
Louis G. V. du Bourg
Santo Domingo
France
Henry Inmell
New York
New Bedford
Mess
Jane
ihoSr Dek
Baddom
Comm
Dor
Charleson
Yodar
Acoin
Mass
Victor Resewater
Omaha
Yard
Onreach
Dugald C. Jackson
Mass. Institute of Technology
Great Folk Rise From Humble Beginnings Say Luffburrow
In this reflective piece, Luffburrow celebrates self made ascent. It argues character and effort matter more than birth or fortune, citing Lincoln and other prominent men who rose from nothing to influence history. The author urges perseverance and dignity in striving from lowly stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toi
Lufburrow
Horoscope and notes on public figures and events
A scrambled page blends a Bible thought and horoscope with mentions of notable figures and dates. It references a Canada industry shift, scientists from Kennett Square and Wes Virginia officials, and a New Orleans editor, with a horoscope predicting strong mental ability and charitable traits this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entist
Kennett Square
Ee Todar
R. Turasi
University of Wes Virginia
Miss
W. Va
James M. Thomson
New Orleans
Ace
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Sinon
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Leral
the News
Fiata
Neovs
Helen Welshimer
Abraham Lincoln
Ham
Harry Jabson
Frederick Tailoring Company
Hood College
Racibo
Tramsville
Natty i A
NEA Service OC
By Williams
Kyso
Imis
Hone
Sweeti
HSH
Morris Fishbein
American Afedicea) Association
Higeta
Health Etangerice
Emery
Holywood
Fiag Fost
Retog- Citt Et Cam Society For the
Charles Boeticher
Syd
Denver
Luff
Bible Thought
Iran
St. Greg
Fiz
Canada
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