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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News requires original signatures for published notices and letters. Submissions must be mailed to the office with real names. no phone or anonymous communications. The paper will correct erroneous reflections promptly upon editor notice. Entered as second class matter at Frederick Seed?
Dr Henry N Russell, president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, urged 3000 scientists to embrace science education. He argued science boosts awareness of daily life, practical problem solving, and hands on ability beyond traditional literary schooling.
Fragmented OCR item cites Henry Ford on government change to peoples rule and wealth, plus opinions from Prof. Har G Brora and others. Text includes garbled phrases about gold purchases, price levels, and a vague reference to Murray Butler at Columbia.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a religious text fragment discussing law justice mercy and duty. Names appear as St John and cryptic abbreviations, with scattered phrases about obligation to justice and cruelty. The readable content is sparse and non-cohesive.
A collage of dishes and recipes forms Menus of the Day including Rice and Lamb Curry, Lemon Chiffon Pie, and a Turkey Dinner hosted at Singanore Hill for several families. Also listed are a Burning Underbrush project near Mt Olive to curb mountain spotted fever and a note on widespread cotton farming.
Local items recall icy ponds thick with ice fours inches deep as residents cut it. Frederick features remarks by William Schley of Baltimore about improvements and handsome buildings. Society notes list officers of the Frederick County Agricultural Society and mentions past events. Also recorded are tax law efforts, a car accident involving Prof F J Halm, debates on prohibition, a stage accident at a theater, and a large war water tank incident at Earl’s Water Nymphs.
The column notes 1934 arrival with sensational local events and routine life in Frederick and Prederick. It cites tax rate changes, school funding, a large Children’s Aid Society appropriation, and discussions on Middletown High School grounds. Also mentions Frederick Fair results, county school equalization, and dairyman meetings, plus tributes to Frank C Norwood in a broad community roundup.
New Market and nearby residents share holiday visits and gatherings. Olive r Spoinseller spent Christmas week in Baltimore. E R Spencer and W L Spencer of Sykesville visited Nannie Reich. Scheel family visited Miss Mary and Miss Anna Scheel in Washington. Linda Griffith Reich and Leland L Pricke visited relatives here. AJ Zimmerman recovering after a sprained wrist from a fall on ice. Grace Gilbert and Norman Null and family from Frederick were part of the holiday rounds.
Walter and Mrs. Wm C Smith visit. Lenham residents Mr and Mrs Howser host. Alma Stier vacationing authorizes Marceline Stier to Baltimore for winter. M Louis Carson visits his mother Mrs Wm Palooner. Gluck and Ballimore visitors meet Barret. Burgess attend New Year party in Baltimore. Welch Boyer and Ronald Roop return to Western Maryland College. Forrest Dickson family and Kate Hank move to A J Zimmerman property. Carl Eintz hosts Jacob Kintz and guests for New Year. Stas Kintz Oz and Ruth Utz from Pennsylvania help relatives here this week. Wm Hoff and son Richard of Nex Windsor spend day with Carl Kintz family. Carroll Wilhide returns home for holidays. Nannie Reich visits cousin Mrs Reich in Frederick. Wm A Morgan and son Carol of Baltimore weekend with Grimes. Mrs Wm C W Smith improves after illness. Mrs Frank Zuoerman improving after high blood pressure. Russel Zimmerman of Frederick visits home Saturday.
Gurney M L Wheeler of Brunswick filed for an absolute divorce Friday against his wife said to reside in Wellsburg West Virginia. He accuses abandonment after a marriage on May 12 1915 in Wellsburg and states abandonment has continued for three years. Patrick M Schnauffer represents him.
NEA Service offers a vegetable curry recipe serving 15, a gourmet dish with leftovers. The guide describes selecting vegetables such as potatoes carrots and peas, sautéing with onion and celery, thickening with flour and butter, then pairing with rice.
Today in history notes numerous birth and death anniversaries including Joan of Arc, Owen Lovejoy, Heinrich Schiemann, Robertus Love, John Dennis, George Washington’s marriage, Theodor Roosevelt, and others with dates ranging from 1624 to 1967. Also lists birthdays such as Duncan Fletcher Abe Wadsworth and Carl Sandburg, plus a brief horoscope predicting adaptability and possible risk from relatives. tone resembles a compact daily column.
A book review of Hugh Tapez Gentlemen The Regiment set in a garrison town with the Fo samices officers and the Crimean War. It follows a young English officer amid tradition, duty, and personal desire as Balaclava battles and courtly pressure shape his fate.
Richard Rudy and Hichard Kefauver of near Ruddietown face a hearing in Hagerstown next Wednesday on a charge of cutting down several pine trees on Mr Hutzell’s property near Boonsboro without authority. The trees were alleged to be cut for Christmas use.
Over the holidays intoxicated partygoers centering on a dog leash scene and a raw ground beef order, while Clifton Webb and Libby Holman gossip about stage returns. The column surveys New Deal mentions, theater chatter, and aquarium lore with references to Bearer’s record, a cave cabaret in Kentucky, and a giant mantis and devilfish encounter aboard a coast guard rescue.
Dr Morris F Pishbedn explains the body is about 73 percent water with rapid uptake and release. Water dissolves salts and nutrients, carries wastes, regulates temperature, and exits via kidneys and skin. The amount lost depends on intake, activity, and hydration, with significant loss through sweating and urine.
A fragmented OCR sample outlines a daily English lesson with garbled text and phonetic hints. It mentions stressed syllables and practice in word formation, though legible content is minimal. The piece appears as a teaching prompt with unclear phrases and numbers.
Fragmentary notes discuss effects of season on livestock and water intake. Mentions body water balance, excretion rates, and the need for adequate hydration in animals, warning of potential health issues if water is scarce.
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