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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1934
Page
7
The paper states free notices of advertising nature must be submitted to the office and may be published for a fee. It warns that errors in character or reputation will be corrected upon being brought to the editor’s attention. Friday January 19, 1904.
The article reflects on the near extinction of buffalo herds and explains plans to place stone and bronze markers along the Oregon and Santa Fe Trails and the Wyoming plains to commemorate the bison’s role in opening the West. It argues the West’s development hinged on bison and urges gratitude for the animal’s legacy.
Announcement by Alben W. Bocleau that he sold the insurance business to J. Vernon Coblents, alan of Reddietorn. The deal details and effective transfer are noted in the public notice.
A list of old time recipes including baked chicken, mashed potatoes, escalloped corn, and sausage cakes. Instructions describe batter preparation, greasing pans, and cooking steps. Mentions measurements such as flour, sugar, milk, and eggs, with notes on browning and serving.
Local items from The News columns dated January 19 1984 recounts includes a newly appointed magistrate in Frederick a business in Wes. Church street and mentions drowning incident. Also notes about the 100th anniversary of General Robert E Lee and Civil War veteran Rev M L Maysillis. A robbery at a railroad station is described with missing money. Sarah Young injured in a fall at Braddock Heights. Eugenie Ellroad wins Frederick champion pie eater title at Ideal pool rooms on South Market Street.
Frederick city and county residents plan a January 30 celebration in honor of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Proceeds from charity events will aid the Warm Springs Foundation for polio victims. Local organizations, lodges, and guests from nearby communities attend with many plans for dances, bridge, and receptions.
A pupil identified as Exelyn Rowe daughter of Mr OF near Myers was badly injured in a motor vehicle incident involving a traveling machine on the road near Myers. The report notes a jaw fracture and unknown further injuries.
Dr Nicodemus argues for revising the county tax system and demanding individual payment by all adults. He cites an estimated 9 000 non taxpayers from 35 000 adults, urges women to pay in person, and faults proxies. He notes two thirds of taxes come from real estate and urges a thorough tax overhaul.
Estabrook notes the Egypt exhibit at a museum contains many items illustrating ancient life and includes portraits of Napoleonic era figures. He mentions a collection described as valuable and argues for the exhibit’s educational value. R L Young and others attended a Harris area event, sharing varied remarks on the display.
A look back at Pearl White, Leonore Sand, and Emma Eames, tracing their rise as icons and later fades. The piece notes Pearl White’s Alps venture, Sand’s Havana fame and decline, Haver’s faded days, Eames’s retirement, and a curious tale of a $1 check attributed to Grenville Kleiser once returned by the White House.
An OCR fragment lists birthdays and anniversaries including figures from diverse regions. It mentions James Wart, an engineer and college president candidate, and various historical personalities such as a Sacclogist, Homer P. Rainey, and Jona TL Nucien. The text cites locations like Lewisburg Pennsylvania and Clarkseye Texas with unclear dates.
A garbled text block mixes horoscopic lines with scattered names and dates. It references Charles Thomas, York, Phalanx New Jersey, Maj. Gen. Frederick Maurice, and a dated note about seven years ago. The piece intertwines philosophy and vague biographical hints in a dated, uncertain world.
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