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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News outlines staff, press credits and publication practices for notices and letters. It states Associated Press usage rules, name verification for submissions, and correction policies, with postal and building locations in Maryland.
A 1934 discourse notes a student’s rise despite financial reverses due to clear, concise speech. It stresses the ability to state ideas briefly and directly as the core trait of effective leadership, more than oratory or charm. The piece highlights practical persuasion over elaborate rhetoric.
A compact note outlines a daily English lesson focusing on pronunciation guidance. It presents sample sounds and hints for improving spoken clarity without full instructional context.
A fragmentary note mentions Luff tending items on an island and references Spenca and Pistagh with Thomas G appearing in the brief text. The readable portion centers on caretaking and names, but details are incomplete.
A chaotic letter to the editor from Sants Moriscn California dated July 2 criticizes political figures and actions. It references a presidential voyage aboard a vessel called the Houster, mentions Hitler and Germany, and expresses frustration with government punishment and public discourse. The text is garbled and contains many unclear phrases and typos.
Social column lists weekend guests and visits among residents of Hyvyattstown and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Edward Horine, Mr Frank Wheatley, Mr and Mrs George Binnox, Mrs W V Burdette, Miss Ritche Benson, Mrs E F Harris, Ira Cass, and many others with gatherings at Chesapeake Bay and local homes.
Frederick columns recall events from 87 years past on Fourth of July. Mentioned are local property closings near Market Street, a $23 000 estate, and harvest day notes. A 2 1/2 year old boy suffered a mishap with an Ox Fire works event. Kemp Keefer led anti fly campaign with a 32 75 reward noted.
The page lists a three person dinner plan featuring corn buttered beef pineapple relish salad berry muffins and sugar drop cookies with steps for preparing batter and baking. Includes quantities for flour sugar butter eggs salt vanilla and spices and notes on oven temperatures and vessel preparation.
Taneytown events include Jili and Mrs. Co D Albaugh with sons Thomas and Harman at Walkersville playground opening. Mrs John Byers and Miss June Heid depart for Detroit to visit friends and relatives. Visitors to Mr and Mrs C D Albaugh include Frank Bowersox family and Cate Steiner family. Luther League social at Taneytown Lutheran church. Miss Betty Fritz visiting Taneytown relatives. Over a hundred Taneytown and nearby residents motor to Baltimore for a moonlight Tolchro excursion. Mrs Charles C visited Jerry family near Finksburg. Mrs Minnie Eythe visiting in New Jersey at Albert Angel’s home. Myra and Ernest Myers and family visited. Mrs Harry Lambert hosted. Lewin Hitchcock family and others visited in Willamsstown. Mrs Minne Haines of Baltimore and Charles Fluckinger with others noted in local gatherings.
Miss Bette Ione Gosnell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gosnell, of Frederick, completed eleven years with perfect attendance at Church Street School and Frederick High School. She was honored upon graduation from Frederick High School.
The New Windsor Boys Four-H Club met June 29 at Nicholas Metcalfe’s home with Joan Young Jr presiding. Members Harold Thomas and others received cattle judging guidance from Mr Downey. A judging practice is set for July 18 in Arthur Lambert’s meadow. The notice also lists attending relatives, weddings, and visits from Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Dayton, plus a June 20 wedding in Otterbein United Brethren Church.
Bruce Cation reviews James Hilton's Goodbye, Mr Crips a short, moving tale of a white haired schoolmaster who mentors boys from across the street. The unnamed narrator reflects on his life, the boys he guided, and those who pass through retirement. A singularly beautiful, poignant story. Brown and Co.
Special music featured Mrs. E E Thompson and the Edgewood Church of the Brethren choir. The event drew attendees and highlighted local religious community activity.
Damacus and Miss Can Wednesday for two weeks as a social calendar item. Mrs George D Bo annual greetings with Mr Mel Ungian and others as Gianer guests on Saturday of Mr and Mrs Bradley M Woodfield. Mrs Wage honored member of Damascus Home Mxatts Club for five years and served as president for two years. Arrangements for the annual similar event continue.
Health guidance urges abidance by pool rules to prevent infections. It notes chlorine and copper sulfate safety, emphasizes washing before swimming, shower use, and proper suit hygiene. It warns sick individuals should avoid pool use and highlights risks of skin and throat infections spreading via water and contact.
The fragment reports that ten men were added to a wartime purge. Kerl Zehter, an innkeeper, and Alexander G. Laser, a lawyer, were executed today as traitors. The text mirrors near-official confirmation of the executions during a wartime context.
Paul Harrison notes a shift from Forty second Street to two Empire State Building and Rockefeller Center terraces as the city’s social hubs. He describes visitors, Garbo and others, the Empire State bar, a voice recording machine, Rockefeller Center tours, and glimpses of the Rockefeller family homes and offices.
A jumbled annals style recap lists birthdays and death dates for figures such as Christopher Ginck a German operatic composer born in War mear Belfast Maine 1849 George H Coriss inventor from Boston died Providence 1883 Lizi Knowles inventor of Sigam Dumps born in HarkK Sass died Washington DC 1884 Sir Charles Tupper Nova Scotia born 1821 died 1915 Richard Henry Stoddard poet born Hinghast Mass died New York 1903 Francis Amasa Walker economist president of Massachusetts Institute of Technology died there Francis A Walker noted figures and officials from 40 years ago and earlier birthdays for Cardinal W Douglas Frederick P Keppel Hubert D Stephens Walter Williams.
A fragment notes a move by residents associated with the Freedom Society to a site on 25 N Bradford Street. The garbled line references money and authorship, with limited readable detail about a relocation or ownership event.
The page lists birthdays for James Bore and Crown Prince Olaf plus notes on William Brace and Michael J. McDermott with brief remarks on character. It also mentions a general horoscope about a person who grows strong through industry and will bring comfort to friends and kin in later life.
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