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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News reminds readers that free notices must be accurately written and submitted by August 23. It warns against reproducing or altering notices without authorization and states corrections will be published to protect individuals and organizations from misrepresentation.
A 1934 reflection argues 65 as a threshold for old age is subjective. Many over 65 reject the label, while aging appears less visible in appearance and dress. Women’s aging signals have softened. grandmothers now act and appear younger. Age awareness grows as desires and self-view evolve.
The article notes celestial precision in eclipses and seasons, arguing climate follows predictable patterns despite aging memories. It claims reliable lines guide home building and farming, and jokes about fashion prices and social seating at a gathering.
The New Windsor school marks an attendance record for January with 12 pupils achieving perfect attendance and the sixth grade earning a party on February 9. The operetta Sunny Side has been postponed to March 2 due to the principal actress Betty Smith’s illness, while community notices report visitors from Washington and Thurmont, and a note on Canadian French Canadians forming about one third of Canada's population.
Readable snippets recall a February 26 1884 note of a surprise party for Mrs J W Whelan and a funeral for Martin Luther Odle at South Market Street. The 1914 column mentions Federated Charities, bridge and road plans, a horse of Urbana, and local figures like Thomas Clark William Howard Smith and the postmaster at Charles Yale, with several items about local governance and events.
Dr Morsis Pishbein outlines emaciation as a symptom of gland issues and undernutrition. He details dietary plans with high calorie meals, including bread, cereals, fats, proteins, and desserts, and notes possible hospitalization for severe cases. The piece discusses fattening methods and cautions on nourishment balance.
Rev Harold L Haan formerly of the city delivered a Sunday morning sermon from Station WMAM Fairmont West Virginia where he serves as unpaid pastor of Grace Lutheran Church until Easter. Family members of Rev Haan were present and the broadcasts come each Sunday from the Fairmont station.
Howard J Wisehaupt of Cleveland will lecture in Winchester Hall under Frederick County Chamber of Commerce auspices. He is set to speak at the Rotary Club on Wednesday and will visit two other local groups, with an 11:15 AM student assembly address at Hood College on Wednesday. Lectures begin Tuesday at 7:45 PM and are open to the public. Local business groups have requested permission to attend. Wisehaupt is a noted business counselor with a national reputation. A surprise birthday party honored Mrs Clyde Beard of Woodsboro on her 19th birthday with family and friends in attendance.
A dainty appetizer grapefruit centers filled with currant and mist jelly, then sugar. Chocolate brownies with sugar fat eggs vanilla and chocolate melted then baked. Baked pork chops with peppers onions celery paprika and flour baked until tender. Neapolitan salad mixes cabbage marshmallows pineapple and dressing on lettuce. Opened canned foods should be emptied into a jar or bowl immediately.
Poolesville worded notice announces the engagement of Catharine Acisa Hall, daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Hall, to Edward Winoder, son of Bir and Mrs Ralph Allen of Victoria BC. The wedding is planned for early summer.
Names and households across the community host and attend dinners, teas, and visits. Baltimore visitors, Washington guests, and local residents appear among the social circle, with multiple dinners and tea events noted. A obituary recalls W. C. Hoskinson, 84, and interment at Monocacy Cemetery after illness and pneumonia.
London February reports 2000 unemployed from provinces join several thousand London supporters to Hyde Park for a delayed demonstration, speeches drafted a resolution criticizing the government, while protesters march on quietly. Also notes trial opening in Hagerstown for Russell Rooms murder case and a March 2 farm event with speakers from the University of Maryland extension service.
The article recounts backstage mayhem in a 1935 New York production. Melvyn Douglas, Davis the stage manager, and actors improvise amid faulty phonographs and unexpected prop gags. Luella Gear and Clare, Fred Astaire, and others stir laughs with onstage antics while the audience roars at technical mishaps and bold improvisations.
A garbled history column lists birthdays and notable figures across years, including Louisa and Vera Ccisoe with partial dates, references to Osram author and Ontario connections, plus scattered hints at press names and places. The readable segments point to a page titled Today In History on page 2 with multiple brief entries.
A garbled horoscope note mentions Jase Steyr and Moray with cryptic references to BODES and dermoy. It hints at a restless nature guiding effort and caution before actions, suggesting a maxim about work and caution. The fragmentary text lacks coherent narrative or concrete events.
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