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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1934
Page
5
The edition alleges free notices and public classifieds from The News with restricted correspondence policy. It notes that opinions are not published without authorisation and that readers must submit material through official channels.
A meditation on immortality asserting that death is not an end but a hurdle to be overcome by faith. It argues the human spirit seeks immortality through future fulfillment and that mortality tests and refines wisdom, strength, and service to mankind.
Citing authority from history, botany, meteorology and oceanography, experts affirm the Gulf Stream has followed a settled course for aeons. They warn against alarm at rumors of change and emphasize its crucial climate effects on Northern Europe and the U.S. Atlantic coast.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference congressional sessions, a Senate quoror issue, and mentions delays or cancellations. The garbled material cites June or June 13 events, President actions, and a focus on legislative timing without clear names or concrete outcomes.
A vintage fashion note describes the revival of the flat sailor hat with updated details. It highlights a black straw version copied from Jean Piston with black grosgrain trim, a brown straw tricorne echoing a French model with a brown and green ribbon pompon, and a center off the face model praised for flattering the mature figure despite its practical wear considerations.
Readers complain about rowdy youth harming business districts and endangering pedestrians in Frederick. They urge stronger laws, safer parks, and city action. A Drum Corps meeting at the fire company is announced with officials and prospective members attending.
A fragmented historical column recalls events and names from Fredericks past. The piece mentions Jennas Cole Martha A Cim… and Mary Igl er Daughter and references to local churches, residents, and anniversaries.
A Thurmont dance by the Blue Ramblers occurred at Town Hall. Franklin Beard’s car skidded near Lewis Town bridge on New Year’s Day. no injuries but the car was badly damaged. Reports: Mrs. Irvin Loy improving. Mrs. W. W. Zimmerman confined by tonsillitis. Earl Preeze and daughter Del Frost with J. Harry Preeze. Guests and family gatherings mark holidays including anniversaries, a Christmas morning wedding, a birth at Whitmore, and a P.T.A. meeting rescheduled due to Week of Prayer.
Frederick residents note a week of midwinter activities including the Berkeley Square screen showing at Frederick Theater, lectures by Dr. Stanley Jones, and a packed civic agenda. Local Farm Bureau meetings, road commission briefings, CCC enrollment, and upcoming community events fill the calendar as February approaches.
The Young Men's Republican club announced Fletcher of Greencastle Pennsylvania has accepted an invitation to speak at the annual Lincoln Day dinner to be held at the temple on Monday February 12. The former ambassador to Italy will address the gathering.
A brief reflection cites St. John 18 37 asserting that Jesus came to bear witness to truth and that those of the truth hear his voice. It contrasts truth with falsehood and cherishes straightforward correction as the severest rebuke to deceit.
Bruce Cation reviews Fever Fleming's Brazilian Adventure, a lighthearted travel tale of an English explorer joining a doomed expedition to map Major Fawcett's traces. The journey devolves into farce, with bungled plans, tropical misadventures, and exaggerated expectations, yet remains a funny, exciting account of genuine daring.
In Manhattan night spots vie for attention with bold chorus posters, prompting comment from passersby. A boy fainted after seeing a photo of a dazzled performer. others recall Miss Adams from a school class. The piece notes various city signs, unsigned anecdotes, and a portrait of urban entertainment.
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews dental infections and trench mouth, noting how early mouth infections stem from contaminated nipples and bottles. He warns that topical cures are often useless without treating the body's overall infection and stresses thorough cleaning, dental or medical treatment, and strong antiseptics to control parasites and promote healing.
Princess Barbara Huon appears in the report as a notable royal figure with comparisons to male counterparts. The note mentions Mary Packerd in connection with the royal circles and fashion or social intrigue of the era.
A compact note outlines common misuses and pronunciations in English. It covers phrases like important deal, mispronounced terms, and spelling quirks. It mentions examples such as important transaction, crystalize, and misheard accents, ending with a brief remark on poisoning by metallic substances.
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