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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1934
Page
5
A fragmented notice from February 21 1934 appears to request advertising material be submitted to the office. It references communications and formal authority for the stated matters, with emphasis on receipt and submission deadlines.
Satirical notes aside, Phi Beta Kappa now leads athletic honors among senior distinctions once dominated by athletics. The shift shows scholars valued alongside athletes, as top students now blend scholarship with sports prestige and the traditional gentleman's C loses standing.
A collection of outspoken remarks from public figures including Charles Ponsi the NRA debate Senator David A Reed and Maj. Gen Amos A. Pres on governance and national policy. The statements touch on abolition of the NRA capitalism communism and congressional spending for favored corporations.
Foxville notices a belated birthday party for Ernest Runkles at the Wilfred Runkles home near Mt Alry with Pitch and five hundred. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wilfred Bankies and Roby Watkins families, Noah Mert, Norris families, K W Hahn and many others listed. Several local residents are noted as visiting kin or recovering from illnesses.
Frederick glowed with lantern light for Weslington’s birthday carnival as crowds filled Warkeyt and Patrick Streets. The Lord Baltimore reception drew thousands. a grand parade lined by the Frederick Corners, Hand, and Car val Association delighted onlookers. A night fire near a store shed and a morning blaze by Frank Rhodes disrupted the city. A widening of Bentz Street was proposed to ease congestion. debates over town reimbursements and public works populated the local agenda. City officials celebrated anniversaries and discussed legislative measures, including a plumbing inspector and a state salary bill.
Paris fashion notes from February describe 1834 spring lines rich in new fabrics and weaves. Designers showcase soft wools, twisted textures, lace, organdies, taffetas, and crepes in tone on tone palettes with stones or color-matched embellishments. Prints include colorful patterns, florals, geometric motifs, and Persian influences, with evening silks, organzas, and chiffons among novelties.
By Byron Price, Chief Of Bureau, Associated Press, Washington. An article outlines centralization tendencies in industry and a shift from agriculture, forecasting a fifty year period for reforms to reshape employment, transcription, and transport. It notes TVA as a model and discusses moving workers from factories to farms, land reforestation, and new dam and drainage projects.
The article discusses exercise benefits for muscles, endurance, and vital capacity, noting temporary overexertion risks and the positive impact on fatiguing resistance. It cites various activities and emphasizes improvements in bodily functions, while warning against chronic fatigue and overtraining and touching on broader public questions and a local incident involving Mr. Joseph Paster of Woolworth.
A garbled list of historical births and deaths from 1783 to 1932, naming Amuento Lopes de Santa Ara, John Henry Newman, Jean Lews Meissonier, Ebenezer Hoar, Elizabeth R. Thomas, Mother Angela (Elza Maval Gulespie), Louis Mauer, Alice Freeman Palmer, Benedictus de Sotzea, and others. It also notes Today's Birthdays including Admiral Arthur L. Wizard and Dr. Augustus Tacmzs, with scattered biographical hints and stray lines about dates, places, and affiliations.
A reminiscence titled A Book A Day by Bruges Cation surveys 2008 pop song publishers and old time songs. It highlights nostalgia, illustrated pages of singers and tunes, and thumbnail sketches of stars Bert Williams Tony Pastor Webber and Fields Paul Dresser Irving Berlin among others.
In New York on February 21 the famed Emma Goldman tour sparked lively chatter among artists and readers. Reports describe Goldman’s reception, notable caricatures by Red Moses, and reactions from fellow illustrators such as Cotten and Birbaum, highlighting backstage tensions and social commentary.
A partial recipe outlines a chicken loaf mixing 2 cups diced cooked chicken 2 cups soft bread 2 tablespoons chopped peppers 2 tablespoons chopped celery and parsley. Bake 35 minutes. Let stand briefly then serve with parsley and onion.
The passage notes shifts in song styles and entertainment forms with changes in radio and publishing habits. It mentions popular songs, varied formats, and evolving tastes influenced by life changes and cultural trends. Published by Vinny.
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