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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News an independent paper declares publication rules and editorial standards for the Sunday issue. It outlines that Associated Press content is distributed and free notices must be written with care, sanctions for errors, and that letters must include the writer's name. The date is Wednesday February 14 1934.
The piece argues for the American democratic model amid recent turmoil in Washington Paris and Berlin. It compares term lengths and cabinet changes, noting France holds four year lower and nine year upper houses with a premier responsible to the legislature while French cabinets frequently reshuffle but senators and deputies persist, shaping policy.
A poetic reflection on Valentine’s Day praising lovers and the powerful, sometimes painful, passion it inspires. The piece notes ancient reverence for the day and describes Cupid as a blunt sprite whose aim can cause both blessing and hurt.
Bee Count notes the large public works program will resume with contracts let and preliminaries set. In two months, by April, a vast expansion is anticipated as crews return to work and payrolls rise. Demand for goods will rebound, factories restart, and local life should feel a noticeable uplift.
Tax rates in all counties shown in a table for 1953 34 indicate reductions in county tax rates across several districts. The figures list Allegany Anne Arundel Baltimore Queen Anne’s St. Mary’s and others with specific dollar amounts and percentages reflecting this year’s adjustments. The table notes several district rates and explains values represent percentage changes and amounts for each county.
A Frederick stockholder lauds the Francis Scott Key hotel and its leadership J H Gambar Jr John A Dard Homes D Baker as capable to guide its future. The letter praises the hotel as Frederick citys premier advertising medium and a prestigious, growing hostelry drawing travelers nationwide.
Dr. Joseph H. Apple president of Hood College and Raymond Ford attended a meeting of college presidents in Baltimore on February 10. The conference, led by Hal Greensis, addressed the Relief Administration positions to aid colleges in continuing education efforts.
From the Columns of News dated February 14, 1984. Items recall events from 1899 including a party at Braev Fout’s home near Farviex with a swing band, a surprise for ALM Evers, and a snow event with ten cars of AB and O Supply. Mention of a damaged carriage, an ornamental cake, and local social notes highlight community life.
Community notices from Germantown recount a Ladies Aid Society gathering at Trinity Methodist Church hosted by Mrs J C Snyder with program and refreshments. Mr and Mrs J C Snyder hosted dinner guests including Mrs Clinton House and family from Rockville. Sunday visits included Mr Norton and family planning a Florida trip, reflecting local social life and church activities.
The piece reads like a diary style review with garbled lines about varied acts and scenes. It mentions color, hardships, ongoing play amid a dairy race and war context, ending with gratitude for a place to continue.
The Taz Garden Club of Frederick met indoors at Mrs. Carrol Hendrickson’s Capper Cokeze Terrace. Members read time articles by Mrs. Ernest Helfensisin on ais, Miss Helena Stauffer on fool proof roses, and Mrs. Joseph Hippie on power arrangements. A flower prize was won by Mrs. Appie Ati.
A day menu page presents a breakfast and dinner plan with items such as orange juice cereal tea and breads, followed by a set of recipes. It includes ingredient lists for gelatin salad dressing and a meat dish with peppers sausage horseradish and vinegar, plus notes about serving and chilling. The text ends with a mention of a meeting and attendees from Walkersville.
Dr Morris Fishbely discusses minerals in the human body noting copper and manganese as required elements. The article cites copper’s role in plant systems and suggests manganese is also vital, with dates and figures indicating daily requirements and potential interactions among trace metals.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a new night clerk named Avorey Lodesy, with garbled surrounding text suggesting a ledger or clerk-related record at a Frans sei Key location. Further readable details are not present to confirm context or actions.
New York society is abuzz over French restoration prospects with talk of a royal return and potential American admiration for royal candidates. Names like Jane Freeman and Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte surface as regal possibilities, while Edward B. Maras recalls a past fascination with Tony Pastor and Tin Pan Alley. The piece blends high society gossip with a nostalgic look at early musical halls and celebrated figures from the era.
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An intellectual person with a scientific mind is described as eager to experiment and focused on reason. The piece notes a need to curb frenzy and references astrology and horoscope hints.
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