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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1934
Page
5
The excerpt instructs that notices of all kinds must be properly written and attributed with authority. It warns against phone communication for notices and emphasizes accuracy, propriety, and avoidance of misrepresentation in published material.
A Boston businessman argues that the government’s 7 billion dollar spending will inject new money into commerce this year. He compares slow markets to a stalled engine and says push and promotion will push sales past the center and spark broad gains. Those who advertise confidently will gain first in the coming surge.
The text traces symbol origin in colonial times with Spanish ships and trade routes shaping early American seafaring. It notes Spain's control of Central and South America and the Caribbean, trading patterns under navigation acts, and the impact on silver and symbolism in early colonial emblems.
The Existor notes a speech by Jipsy Leitch an English evangelist drawing 194900 attendees in Tulsa. The article mentions his message about saving Texas and converting listeners with earnest resolve amid a turbulent era and political references.
An exploration of the value of local newspapers over metropolitan dailies. The piece asserts home papers strengthen communities by reporting neighborly events and civic growth, while metropolitan papers cannot replace local coverage. It discusses the role of home news in fostering progress and social cohesion.
A fragment lists historical notes from Frederick with mentions of tramps, a beating incident, Mrs. Frank Tr Bodes’ fall, seven bills to be introduced, a reference to engines and a graft case in Baltimore, a job in Middletown, and the mayor and aldermen including W D Bruchey resigning.
Paris fashion notes report a shift from square to sloping shoulders in the 1934 spring models. Designers favor a smooth cape-like drape over the shoulder with minimal seam exposure, emphasizing femininity and fluid lines. Lanvin crafts satin and crepe designs with extended shoulder to elbow shaping.
Readers discuss Dr Nucedema and local figures, questioning revision of statutes and county actions. The letter mentions Gar unjustly, three recent sessions, and concerns about legislative persistence and public consent. The item also notes a TV details segment and a discovery of gold veins in Alon inn.
The column sketches balmy weather expectations and spring wardrobe thoughts as Frederick hosts a mix of social, business, and municipal activities. It notes stockholders meetings, road work funded by federal programs, civic groups, and cultural events at Hood College plus plans for the governor race and D A R conventions.
Todor's Anniversary notes a string of historical birthdays and deaths across 1800s events. Notable figures include Mozart born in Austria, Rossiter Johnson born in Rochester, Samuel Gompers and Ralph Modjeska born in 19th century dates, with references to Seattle population, German occupation in 1923, and figures linked to labor, literature, and politics. The section mixes anniversaries, birth dates, and historical milestones with horoscopic commentary.
A book by Dom Inelanc argues for a seaway to boost overseas trade and farm competitiveness. It details economic benefits, cites statistics, and presents a strong case opposing U.S. sugar and wheat constraints while noting pending Senate action. Six Months On State Farm notes appear at the end with unrelated legal notices about inmates and court dates.
Alpheus Geer once led the Marshall Sellman Movement and promoted crime reform through underworld recreation centers and lunch conferences. The article recalls his boxing fame, wartime teaching, and later efforts to unite upper and lower society, including schemes to raise funds and a controversial past with the “Hotel Bull” racketeer.
Daily lesson lists misused words and correct spellings. It presents examples like kiss not kin and cher ish not cherished and emphasizes proper word choice and usage in sentences.
A damaged OCR style fragment references Elizabeth Barrett Browning and life themes. It mentions thought, sorrow, misery, and a cryptic line about knowledge and perception. The text is incomplete but centers on Browning and poetic reflection.
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