Edger H. McBride Tribute Highlighted in Frederick
The Frederick community mourns the early death of Edger H. McBride a leader in law and banking. He rebuilt the Commercial Bank of Maryland and was a steady conservative voice guiding local affairs. His integrity industry and judgment earned him lasting respect and a quiet wholesome influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar H. McBride
Edger H. McBride
Frederick
Mr. McBride
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Dampiers
Frederick County
McBride
Saving Men
The Citizens Conservation Corps has benefited 300000 young men physically and mentally and supported over half that many families. Proper food, healthful work, exercise, discipline, and sanitation boosted health and morale, while government spending on forest camps will pay dividends for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Citizens Conservation Corps
Govan
Flapper Fanny Says Cancess Speech Debated
A fragment notes Flapper Fanny Says Cancess argues about carnal language. The item hints at social satire and early 20th century gender norms in humor. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A compilation notes a handkerchief theft wave at a carnival with youths detected taking valuables from bystanders. Also reported: a large Adamstown Reformed church ceremony where Miss Ids Beck wed R. Claude Dutrow with Charles Thomas and O. F P. Bennett as ushers. Other items include local property sales and a cold spell record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Adamstown
Sugar and Wall Street on the Senate’s radar
A reader report from Washington notes the Senate and House investigating sugar policy and mentions a Wall Street inquiry. The writer mocks the finance scene and cites alleged large corporate loans and a claim about a “20 billions to Wall Street” figure, with a reference to Mr. Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Washington
Senate of the House
Nefiber Coo Wee
Ian
Pat
Mississipp
Wall Street
Suger
Mr. Hoosevex
Rehabilitated Youth Trained in Depression Era Camps
The report claims thousands of demoralized youths entered camps and 300000 strong, healthy minds emerged. It describes camps as depictions of crime prevention and rehabilitation of innocent victims of the Depression, yielding renewed youthful determination to win.
Daily English Lesson Word Involuntary
Involuntary means not under the influence or control of the will. It notes usage examples such as It was an involuntary act and contrasts common misuses and pronunciation tips from the reader.
Luffs Stuff Contemplates Banking Boom and Growth
The writer laments the return of bank activity and asks when income will rebound and old schemes return, seeking fair and discreet access to quick dollars while urging prudent lending and circulation.
Lower vented necklines trend in spring formal wear
The article notes a shift to lower necklines in spring formal fashions without bold departures, highlighting lace as a prominent feature in gowns and dresses for dinner and evening wear. It describes a V neck dinner dress in pink with corded lace, open shoulders, ruched net edges, long sleeves, a back neckline opening, and a front belt with a rhinestone buckle. A black lacy straw hat with a veiled brim complements the look, with floral trim weaving through the brim.
Menus of the Day by Mrs Alexander George
Appetizers list various preparations including liver sausage with cream on graham bread and sardines with relish on toasted bread. Includes ham chicken veal lamb mixtures with salad dressing for sandwiches. Provides orange slice dessert with syrup recipe and cheese pimiento rolls with seasoned butter on crustless bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George
St. Petersburg Visit of J H Baker and Family
J H Baker president of Standard Lime and Stone Co Baltimore traveling in private car Palm Beach to Belleair with grandson Daniel Baker and family for bronchitis care. The party plans return to Baltimore after a brief visit. Baker notes his farming work in Frederick and Montgomery counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Fia
J. H. Baker
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Baltimore
Palm Beach
Seaboard
Baker
Daniel Baker
Joseph D. Baker, Jr
Sue
Belleview
Belleair
Frederick
Montgomery
Maryland
February to March News Briefs Highlight Local Events
February ends with wind and tragedy as a Frederick aviator W T Henley dies in a midair crash amid harsh weather. Community plans include a new West College Terrace bridge project cost over 8060 funded by Public Works Administration, welfare relocation, and transient project debates. Local clubs host baseball figures Ira Thomas and N J Gould Wickey addresses. youth gym exhibit planned. Frederick High wins Southern Championship. a large wedding closes the week. Bankruptcies filed by Roy A Huffer and I Ms Hutsusenife with modest assets and liabilities.
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George Washington
John L Yellett
Bel Air
David J. Lewis
Maryland
W. T. Henley
Washington
East Patrick Street
Ira Thomas
Philadelphia Athletics
Francis Scott Key
Almisters
N. J. Gould Wickey
Board of Education
United Lutheran Church
Citiens Truck Company
Junior Pie Company
Frederick
Fteam
Middletown
United Pire Company
Robert A. Bennett
Air
Edgar H. McBride
Frederick Fair
William K. Klingaman
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lloyd Bledsoe
Tyrone
Cecil Glass
Rocky Ridge
Conney Club
Washington County
Thurmont Choral Society
Frederick Symphony Orchestra
Bible Thought Wherefore Rim That Thinketh He Standeth Take Heed
Fragmentary note mentions a biblical verse II Domivians 10 12 and a phrase about a rocket and a star. The source reads like a muddled meditation with unclear context and incomplete references.
Vitamin A deficiency and night blindness discussed
Health article traces night blindness to vitamin A deficiency from ancient Hippocrates to modern times. It cites diet, absorption issues, and a Civil Engineer case who recovered after vitamin therapy and dietary correction.
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Hippocrates
United
Bietes
Hegbad
Wien
Gerais
Letters to the Editor Commend Free Library Support
The editor notes community support for a free library with 40 new books and 51 magazines added, a turnout of over 200 contributors, and calls for further donations to meet operating needs. Also mentions star observations and the shrinking distance around the equator by 1.5 miles in 100 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmar
Equator
Washington's Birthday at Greenwich Village Drug Store Fades
Historical note recalls the 1817 founding of Greenwich Village's oldest drug store. Benjamin Quadkinbush and son in law James Todd kept a quiet civic ritual with oysters, but the tradition waned. The piece mentions Olde Prescriptions and other longtime establishments and famed customers who frequented the era’s pharmacies.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Washington
Greenwich
Benjamin
Quadkinbush
Wall Street
Dig
James Todd
William Smith
Ture
Todd
Jimmy Walter
Gene
Noush
lHvelier
O. Bigen
Low
School of Pharmacy
Columbia University
Adams
al McClellan
Daniel E. Sickles
Getssburg
Commodore Vanderbdilt
Marion Cremford
Italy
Lye
Msi
Ofuiffe’s
Bowery
Waterfjt
Apothe Cary
St. Viais
Franycis Cerpyell
White Plains
Joseph
Schenck
Iavi
Mike
Berlin
Today in History and Birthdays Highlighted
A jumbled note lists anniversaries and birthdays with mixed errors. It mentions Lam HL Cree a famous player and a United States citizen member or former candidate, with references to Georgia and September 15, 1834. Also cites 1933 events and commerce, groom roven P. Skantz, and explorers in New York along with Samuel Hoare and Brian’s secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lgayer
United Siates Sencitines
Georma
Stephen T. Lezen
Tery
Jein
Roven
Book Review of Bruce Cation on Warwick Deening Novel
A literary critique discusses Warwick Deening's latest novel as it defies society and follows a well born hero at the dawn of World War I. The review notes unreal Dardanelles scenes and a passionate romance, praising Deeping’s intent and the enduring legacy of respected authors.
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Warwick Deening
Deeping
Hagishman
Intendot
Travdie
Dardeneles. Mo. Deeping
Mr. Deeping
McBride
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the Daily News
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Braddock
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Fredeare
William H. B. Fichison
East Church Street
Jefferson District
Tre
George Hoep
Cisrence D Lambert
Utica
Walkersville
Albert E. King
Berds
Glade Valley
E Biser
John W. Poole
Biser
Jefferson Boulevard
Poole
J F X Coleman
St. John’s Catholecy
St. Trenatius
Luff
Florida
I. H. Baker
Towr
United States District Court
Roy A. Huffer
Farmer
H. Hutsusenife
A. Kieffer de Lauter
Huffer
den S Felton
Bible Thought
AEG
By Williams
NEA Se
Ashington
United Feature Syndicate
FERA
Mere
TRE Brain Trust
Lsu
Bel
Morris Fishbein
Journal of American Medical
the Health Magazine
Pharmaceutical Landmark Bigelow's Drug Store
Sich
Histor
Bruce Cation
Ang
Pamil
Newstal
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