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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1934
Page
7
A 1934 editorial discusses German and Dutch views on work hours and American leadership in industry. It argues Americans increased efficiency by shortening days, not reducing output, and rejects charges of indolence, stressing progress and the aim of easing labor without harming productivity.
Freight car movements progress weekly and steel mill activity nears a five year peak. Automobile output climbs to 80 000 new cars weekly signaling broad gains for the year. Pennsylvania industries exceed January 1933 activity, boosting belief in recovery and larger ad budgets from big firms. Small businesses urged to advertise to ride the improving economy.
Read fragments citing St Luke P1719 and a line about forbearance and virtue. The text traces misread or garbled phrases, noting religious commentary and moral reflection within early Christian context.
A Washington correspondent writes that Sandino and the United States agreed on one point that American armed forces had no right in Nicaragua. The letter recalls Marine air support after the Mazaragua earthquake, praising Marines for flying through mountains to drop supplies to Sandino's community and noting the author accompanied them briefly.
Mrs Clifford Sutton hosted the Naoisville Womens Club on February 12 with nine members present. Harry C. Swamles presided. program included songs, poems and readings like An Alm Incite and Lincoln. A vote supported a special Club Day at Braddock Heights this summer. next meeting set for February 27 at Mrs H C Swomley's home.
In Frederick this week’s retrospective recalls events from fifty and twenty years past. Notes include government appointment of justices of the peace for Frederc eastrict and local anecdotes from Methaniestown and the Band oo Market. Early entries mention winter cold with a 4 degree low and 15 degree high, plus roadways blocked by recent snow, affecting travel from Doubs to Licksyide.
Society notes report card club luncheons show ers and anniversaries this week. Frederick residents and guests travel south or visit from nearby cities. Wedding plans unfold for Miss Hargett and Mr Hunt at Evangelical Reformed Church.
A medical proclamation discusses angina pectoris including onset age factors, blood pressure relationships, and risks. It notes heart blood supply interference, coronary thrombosis risk, and potential fatal outcomes. It stresses seeking prompt treatment for severe chest pain and avoiding dismissal as temporary.
A fragmented list highlights historical events and notable births. It cites Samuel Pepys, Jean Bienville, George Hand, and others with dates ranging from 1629 to 1939, mentioning sieges, battles, and cultural figures. The text blends dates, places, roles, and achievements with many OCR errors.
A page explores common misuse and mispronunciation in English. It highlights errors like goes versus go, underscoring correct pronunciation and spelling while noting synonyms from outdated or misspelled terms. It features a vocabulary building exercise with words such as appertain and other misused terms.
Fragmentary OCR yields a murky piece about Luff’s Stuff Sleep Steep as a possible remedy for overused medicines. Mentions veal pisce aiding humans and a boon in September, with unclear references to nature and reward in an odd, stylized passage.
A chaotic column sketches theater folk and socialites in a bustling New York mood. Mentions actors like Hayes and Gable, producers, moguls, and fashion notes as insiders reveal careers, flirtations, and a surprising $19,000 check in a comic misadventure.
Reads like a home menu listing a Sunday dinner with roast lamb broccoli and teased hollandaise sauce. Includes steps for the hollandaise sauce and baking directions for a raisin spice pudding. Mentions margined butter water yolk salt paprika and lemon juice and notes to avoid overcooking the sauce. Also scattered fragments mentioning cheese sandwiches and vacuum jars.
Fredericktown Players plan a March 10 performance and upcoming shows at Peters Theater and others. Glovia Jean, daughter of Paul and Clara Pletcher, dislocated her elbow after a fall at grandparents’ Brunswick home on Saturday.
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