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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1934
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text from a newspaper page references printing notices and permission restrictions. The readable portions mention no clear event, date, or identifiable persons. The piece appears to discuss publication standards and disclaimers about statements. No specific outcome or actionable item is evident.
The treatise argues saving is harder for average men than earning, urging colleges to offer income engineering courses. It warns budgets keep business and family stable, stresses teaching saving during prosperity, and notes large population figures emphasize the need for spending to create jobs.
A fiery night scene prompts readers to reflect on home fire dangers. The text notes families flee in night clothes, lose cherished belongings, and sometimes perish. It emphasizes dependence on furnaces and stoves in warm regions and urges vigilant safety to prevent disease and heat concerns.
A provocative reflection urges restraint to preserve health, virtue, and youth. It warns that indulgence can shorten youth and dampen both body and mind, while self discipline sustains vigor.
Incoherent lines reference a train and a naval figure but readable fragments show a discussion of faster actions or responses. The text hints at readiness and urgency without clear names, dates, or locations. The passage remains cryptic, offering no definite events or outcomes to anchor a full summary.
A reader endorses the Taxpayer piece about reckless roller skating on West Fourth Street sidewalks. He cites near-misses and asks for safe pedestrian paths, proposing Baker Park sidewalks or main streets be reserved for skaters. The letter complains sidewalks are not taxed for such hazards.
Recal items from The News columns dated January 14 1884 recount relief efforts for the poor in Frederick organized by Mrs CF 2 Association and list benefiting officers and locations on Third Street Airs MM Carty Struth Market Street. County constables named for Frederick district and notes on a banking directorate reshuffle at Frederick County National Bank with mixed personnel changes.
Union Bridge Daion Bridge notes Jan 15 meeting of the Home makers club with 24 members and one guest. County demonstrator Blinder attended, offering a helpful talk on beading. After refreshments, the group planned to meet again with Mrs John H Repp in February. Various local visits and entertainments are listed including dinners and church group events.
A wedding at the Methodist Protestant parsonage in Sitwartstown, Pa, unites Mr. H. Berrise Anderson and Mrs. Anderson with a Washington wedding trip. The piece also notes a reopened coat factory and a shirt factory resuming operations, plus various social visits and local happenings.
A wholesome cheese souffle recipe for a main course lunch or Sunday supper. Mix beaten eggs and tapioca, fold in cheese, salt, and lemon color, bake about one hour in a greased dish until firm. Serves four and pairs with vegetables and salad.
The Health column reviews approaches to introducing strained vegetables cereals and egg yolk to infants. Findings from a study of 231 babies note digestion var ies by food type with carrots beets tomatoes and beans digesting well while spinach is slower. Experts differ on timing but many favor early introduction by end of the second or third month of life to provide adequate nutrition and iron.
Fragmentary notes discuss money and public works, mentioning finance flows and civic concerns. Readers are urged to consider how funds are distributed and how projects affect the community, with scattered phrases about timing and events.
A garbled historical fragment references a Bible thought and verse like Psalm and a moral remark about vanity. Mentions Washington and a second “Hew Gens” line, but content is incomplete and unclear.
New York January 15 The famed playwright Eugene O'Neill writes from the heart as inner devils drive his work. He finished Days Without End during a Sea Island vacation, then, awakened by subconscious, began Ah Wilderness which the Theater produced alongside the two plays. The Emperor Jones was the only piece that wrote itself. The Theater on Twenty seventh Street, free to all, is managed by Buller Daverport who acts and directs. The repertory company includes amateurs and near pros.
From Albany to New York and beyond the record lists Philip Livingston born in Albany a signer of the Declaration of Independence. lios François J Taima noted French tragedian. Cornelia Connolly founder of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus. John Cavell Breckenridge veteran and congressman. other figures include a Confederate leader and engineers.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Henry Bruce president Bowery Sstings Bank New York Giz, S Charles Mio, George ML Remgis of Ghicas, Gottfried von Puricker of California, Yeats, Rex This is one whose nature is Light and fantastic. The text hints at mystic or biographical notes with references to identity and self guidance but remains incoherent and largely unreadable.
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