Roosevelt era policy clashes and electrical election talk
National policy debates unfold as NRA and AAA relief schemes pivot toward reform. March meetings in Washington signal new tempers on compulsory farm aid and feed revision. Discussions span pro rata electoral reform, third party ballots, and regulatory moves to curb stock market speculation ahead of a pivotal election cycle.
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Bteon Frice
Buren
Asweald Prem
Washington
NRA
AAA
Roosevelt @itininigtrecion
Recaki
Wallace
New York
Fletcher
Frederek County Draft Stallion Owners Meet Saturday
County Agent Henry R. Shoewaker reports a meeting of all Frederek county draft stallion owners at the Courthouse on Saturday. The aim is to discuss matters important to horse breeders, with interest noted among horsemen in premiums and breeding season feeding, management, and handling of stallions. Meeting starts at 2 p.m. as Shoemsker's notes indicate.
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Herst
Frederek County
Henry R. Shoewaker
Shoemsker
Constipation relief with Kellogg Ant Bean product
A reader letter from Mr Frenk Piratzky of Corona Long Island reports dramatic relief from severe constipation after two months on Kellogg Ant Bean with bulk and iron. The note promotes daily two tablespoons and suggests using the product with milk sugar or fruits.
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Frenk Piratzky
Detour Detour Local Social Notes and Visits
Visitors at the Hessler home included Rowan Erb Rockville and E Lee Erd Westminster with Geo Skinarr Union Bridge. William Armold of Taneytown visiting sister Bert Allander. Mrs Wilbur Otto Bermar visited sister C C Haugh. Edward Young improving after illness. Joseph Edwards Westminster hosted by F E Warner. Doris Young near Detour spent evening with grandparents Edward and Mildred Young. Dr Marion Shorp Baltimore called on P J Shorp parents. Mildred Coshun of Detour spent Sunday with Margaret Royer Toton Bridge. Mr and Mrs R P Werbright hosted 500 on Keysville road. Roy Kiser Emmitsburg and Robert Stine Keysville visited. PF D Koons farm welcomed C A Barkier’s son home from Elmer Wolf school with scarlet fever. Barbara Joan Koutz ill for weeks but improving. Valley Shert hosted Detour Bridge Club. guests P D Koons Frederick Thomas Zumbrum and Dorothy Zumbrum.
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Rowan
Rockville
E Lee Erd
Westminster
Geo. Skinarr
Cnion Bridge
Wiliam Armold
Taneytown
Bert Allander
Wilbur Otto
Bermar
C. C. Haugh
Edward Young
Joseph Edwards
FE. L. ‘Warner
Doris Young
Marion Shorp
Baltimore
J. Shorp
Mildred Coshun
Margaret Royer
Toton Bridge
Charles DeBezry
Copterville
R. P. Werbright
Keysville Road
Roy Kiser
Emmitsburg
Robert Stine
Keysville
C. A. Barkier
PF. D. Koons
Elmer Wolf
Barbara Joan Koutz
Islem
Miss Valley Shert
Detour
Frederick
Thomas Zumbrum
Dorothy Zumbrum
Bronchial Irritations Need Creosote For Coughs
For years our best doctors have used creosote in creosote and other medicinal elements to stop coughs and bronchial trouble. Creomulsion with creosote quickly stops coughing fits and colds and is advertised as harmless and easy to take. Your druggist guarantees Creomulsion or your money back if not relieved. Be wary of lingering coughs and colds and keep Creomulsion on hand.
Local Socials Near New Windsor and Family Visits
Near New Windsor Mises Carmen snd Helen Delaplane and the Allsaders Resslers Warner and Reifsniders, all of Detour, attended a gathering with cards and refreshments where Mr. Warner, Mr. Zum ibrum, and Miss Delaplane won prizes. The Loraine Austins visited Robert Miller's Union Bridge home with daughters Thelma and Pay.
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New Windsor
Mises Carmen
Helen Delaplane
Bert Allsader
Luther Ressler
E. L. ‘Warner
Janet
Marion Reifsnider
Warner
Zumibrum
Loraine Austin
Thelma
Pay
Robert Miller
Union Bridge
Money and crime claim deeper cause beyond heredity
How many families have we seen ruined by money that keeps away the younger members from labor and land instead of becoming useful citizens. They have become wasteful and sometimes profligate. Capt. John Stege from Chicago suggests environmental or hereditary factors but believes only medical science can cure the deeper problem. Mayo Rochester, Minn.
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Witten Mayo
Rochester
Minn
John Stege
Chicago
Men Are Clumsy Lovers sparks on equality critique
Bruce Catton reviews Edith M Stern’s book Men Are Clumsy Lovers. He argues Stern laments that women’s push for equality has stripped romance from life and that men once courted more openly. He contends the author’s tone is uprightly bitter yet witty.
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Edith M. Stern
Miss Stern
Miss Stem
Vanguard 9
The Smitten Man Now Demands Equality In Love
Miss Stern notes a shift in courtship from wooing with grand gestures to a take it or leave it approach. The formerly ardent suitor now values honesty and equality, preferring that affection be offered freely rather than as a strategic move.
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al. Wer
Miss Stern
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