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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News of January 24 1804 prints free notices of any kind and outlines subscription terms. It emphasizes no phone communications and restricts reader expressions under its policy, listing Associated Press material and local notices in a period-appropriate news format.
The article discusses how surcharges and price formats tied to NRA rules affect manufacturers and merchants. It notes that higher wages and cost pressures were offset in many cases by manufacturers lowering prices to maintain fair levels, guiding a downward trend since early winter to aid business without harming price fairness.
A fragment highlights praise for community women who organize and cook public suppers for children, charities, and societies. It notes their energy, frugality, and the challenge of gathering materials and preparing meals at low costs, with limited rewards.
Readable fragments describe unclear local items with scattered names and dates. The text mentions Whang and W Medias in a fragmented fashion, lacking coherent events or actions to summarize into a full news item.
The Frederick Kiwanis Club observes its 19th anniversary with readings from International President Joshua Johns by Grayson H. Staley. Fellow members including arroll H. Hendrickson and Dr. A. A. Radellro discussed plans and honored past service while encouraging continued community engagement.
A garbled notice hints at a smart black umbrella in a foldable venetian style. The tease suggests rainy weather ahead and spring fashion forthcoming, noting Mat Fou as a possible observer.
The survey aims to inspect rural homes in Swainster and Carroll counties with 1 400 homes in focus. Home economists report repairs needed for 18 percent of surveyed houses and a second survey within two weeks will determine costs and actions.
A contested grant affecting Wee Chater Wi Wooina Te ue OT faces approval. Officials from Sveti Evel Bens oversee the decision, with outcomes pending a formal ruling.
A boy found wandering near the East late in the day told officers he ran away home due to poor grades and a potential reprimand from his father. Southern Pacific station agents notified sheriff’s deputies after he returned to the box. He initially denied the claim but later retracted the statement.
Unclear local notice from Claggettsville dated January 24 describes a legal dispute involving Ella Moxie and her daughter against Edward Broan and Mrs. An Bowers. The fragment mentions institutions or individuals tied to Wash and Freder Tenis, with references to a Tuesday session or hearing.
A tangled, OCR laden list recounts births of Charles Pax Henry Barnard Joseph Cheate Cheries Henry Webb Paul Wayland Barniaux Horace Furmess and others with dates and places. It also notes historical items such as California gold discovery and an eclipse path, plus a block of today’s birthdays and a Virgo style horoscope.
Fragmentary OCR cites Milton O Sons in Liberty town with notes of improv ing works and references to Ruth Hale and Hey wood Broun. The text shows garbled names and scattered phrases about intelligence and religion without a clear event or date.
This menu card presents a tea menu with recipes for Cocoanut Drops and Stuffed Dates along with process notes for bread spreads, grapefruit bars, nut mixtures, and a baked pulp dessert. It lists quantities and steps for making edible treats and includes brief device of preparation.
Bruce Catton critiques Uncle Sam works and government expense in a broad survey. He argues public cost has grown, squeezing private business and elevating federal intrusion. The piece reflects a provocative stance on governance and economic policy.
A garbled fragment from a newspaper page references a prose item with unclear meaning and several misspellings. It lacks coherent names, dates, or locations to identify a concrete event or subject.
In Manhattan's Ninth Ward era notes, a colorful tradition of cobblestone cowboys rides the freight line near Thirtieth Street as a new viaduct nears completion. The riders and their mounts have long paused for alarms and signals, but the elevated rail project ends the sight. Also, Dorocy Parker hosts a mural gathering with friends including Donald Ogden Stewart and James Taurber, while headlines recount Herburn’s career struggles and personal life.
The article discusses backache as a common ailment linked to bowel disturbances and civilization. It explains how posture during sitting, standing, and walking strains the spine, the role of joints and nerves, and how a physician assesses posture, inflammation, and general health to address rheumatic back pain.
The Lads Aid and missionary societies of St Pauls M E church host an Oster supper at the I O O F Hall on Thursday evening January 25 from 6 to 9 p m. Hosts include Mrs Hang and Rev John F reen. March details follow with other names in attendance.
A fragment discusses back strain and preventive measures. It mentions a small sillow in the hollow of the back and tinder rou quiets to prevent strain on the back and thus prevent backache when you act on.
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