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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News presents a generic notice page reference describing publication practices and submission rules. It notes the paper’s affiliation with Maryland and emphasizes social etiquette for letters to the editor, with editorial tone reflecting cagey constraints on content and attribution.
A scathing critique of gifts to government workers and the influence of gratuities in public life. The piece cites Mitchell and recent exchanges over gifts and calls for accountability, arguing graft thrives when lawmakers depend on donors for jobs and favors. The column laments the cycle of corruption and the rep from the people who vote to sustain it.
The text argues that funding cuts threaten aircraft design and armor progress, risking a weaker national defense. It questions whether funds should support aircraft development or maintain a large air fleet, noting potential gaps in safety and effectiveness amid uncertain war prospects.
The reader reports vague references to a possible denial or stance about a Republican elected to Congress from Vermont. The message shows confusion over statements and a desire to verify facts in the newspaper, expressing concern about accuracy and potential legal or political implications.
A Book A Day reviews Bruce Catton’s Lost Youth and its portrayal of a generation torn between 1916 and 1928. The narrative follows a drifting Italian heir in Europe, his father’s marriage, and a plot involving stock market schemes that hint at the 1929 crash.
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick, the Bose Society of Frederick County and the Evan Bett observed a solemn anniversary. The article notes residence, leadership, and a past event tied to community memory.
An article describes lounging ensembles with heavy woven fabric crafts, street coats with patch pockets and pearl buttons, and long trousers with straight lines. It notes long tailored coats with sashes, favorite comfort trends, and colors and motifs including Chinese and Hindu themes suited for beach or indoor wear.
A fragmentary poem expresses longing and contrast between hoped quiet peace after love and the restless wait for a lover’s return. The speaker reflects on release from turbulence and the lure of a lover’s eager step at the door amid interrupted order.
Fragmented quotes discuss air raids and commerce, mentioning figures like Eduardo Peges and Prof. Abert Eansten. The text laments short presidential time and urges friendly conduct amid promotional chatter. A stray reference hints at film actors and tourism impact on hotels and markets.
The CWA sanitation program in Frederick County aims to eliminate typhoid and intestinal diseases by promoting outhouses built to U S Health Department specs. Labor is government funded, owners provide materials, and workers are paid. guidance and estimates are offered by the local Health Department.
In January the Lander Community Club met at Mrs. George Lakin’s home with nine members present. Miss Nina V. Marriot te led the meeting. a phonetic purse was worn by Mrs. John use. a recreational director was chosen. The group planned for February 7 and discussed finances and meeting house options. A South Dakota State College discovery about a sheep breed with no wool on its legs or toes was noted.
Health feature notes radium and x ray therapy rising as part of cancer care for breast tumors. It cites earlier use after surgery, now suggesting preop irradiation may improve outcomes, with age and tumor factors guiding decisions. Emphasizes saving lives through evolving diagnostic and treatment approaches.
A collage of historical birthdays and deaths listed by date. Notable figures include Peter Roget 1779 birth, Daniel Webster, John Hyatt Bresler, Seth Low, and Edward Windsor Kemble. Records note places such as Hampshire, Marsfield, Philadelphia, Scranton, and Sacramento. entries span 1779 to 1983 with varied professions and roles.
A glimpse of New York life features police names such as Kopp and a cast including Dick Law and Irving Berlin. Amid squalid Houston Street markets a 1931 Social Register copy sits beside ragged magazines. Glamour, crime, and theater blend as Tallulah Bankhead, Mrs. Sabin, and Philp Ater appear in a city mosaic of oddities.
Fragmented text lists ingredients and actions for baking fish with onions and pastry items. Mentions include onions, baked fish, water, sugar, and cooking times with unclear measures. The passage loops through recipe-like phrases and stray words without coherent structure or complete instructions.
A readable fragment describes a home lunch plan with crackers, mashed potatoes, carrots, bread, sausage, tomato, and a tomato crust pastry. It mentions a cup of well washed water and a to go style serving idea.
Today's notable birthdays include Morven Charlor of United States Steelhead born in Lyons Minnesota fifty years ago. Thomas A Buckner of Wisconsin born sixty three years ago, former Life Insurance Co. president. Thomas E Campbell ex Governor of Arizona and ex-US Civil Service Commission member born in Presco Amt fifty six years ago today.
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