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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News notes its afternoon publication schedule, crediting Associated Press and outlining how notices of article notices and advertising are handled. It lists mailing and submission details, and mentions state restrictions and editorial policy.
The piece urges readers to reread the Declaration of Independence and ponder its core statements. It recalls Fourth of July celebrations, civic duty, and the founding principles guiding the nation, noting that skeptical listeners should consider the document's enduring imprint.
The New York Times notes that Hitler’s ascent began with comparatively little bloodshed yet now yields brutal executions and widespread fear. Reported trials, informers, and mass arrests reflect a regime clamping down on dissent as extremists push to destabilize the government. The piece warns Germany’s path may hinge on how the Hitler government handles new threats and the potential for renewed upheaval.
A fragment meditation laments the arrogance of a past era twelve months on, noting a revealed fragility and exposed flaws as the public witnesses the downfall of once confident pretensions.
A compact note on common word misuse and spelling errors. It includes examples like idle becoming ainactiver and crediable used to describe a credible manner. The piece urges vocabulary growth by mastering one new word daily.
Lewistown Grange met June 14 in the Community Hall for a regular session and a dam dance at H B Warner's to benefit the Grange. Justice Sherman P. Bowers delivered an address and eulogized departed members Ruth Hummer Whitmore Marian Warner and others. A large attendance heard plans for a memorial service and a financial fundraiser, with a follow up meeting arranged at Warner's home and a next gathering scheduled at Mr H B Warner's.
A garbled clipping describes a shooting near Howard Parker aged 33 of color, with scattered names including Harry Gailey Jr and a pistol firing in a street scene. Details are unclear, but the incident references a chest wound and a person named Gailey.
Chronicle of local items from The News dated July 3 1884 noting termelons sold at 35 cents and a large fish crane sighting. A fatal accident at LeGore involved Bruce LeGore and J P Feiser, with a six foot eight inch specimen reported. A man named A E Heidler of West Street tripped on a stone and sprained his left hand.
Fragmented OCR text describes a one-story home design with cross-ventilated rooms and reduced costs. It mentions economy, housing features, and a country setting, but many words are garbled.
News roundup notes Roosevelt politics and congressional fights over the tobacco act, Bankhead provision, and farm price supports. Reports on Cuba treaty prospects, Musings on revenue and trade, with references to Mendieta and Cuban politics as the era shifts.
A Democratic appointee to Congress is announced for LaFollette, with the figure Einar Hodale named in the notice. The brief item records a political appointment in the era noted.
Today in history notes numerous founders, leaders, and artists with birth and death dates. Champlain, Hartington, Singleton Copley, and Henry Grattan are among figures linked to Canada, Connecticut, Boston, and Ireland. Notable events include Quebec founding, Washington’s Continental Army command, and the Wyoming Massacre. Birthdays list Rice A Pierce, A Harry Moore, Joseph Am Gent, Hubert Work, Ida B Wise Smith, Relph Permy, and Kard B Ben-Carada with ages or time references. Horoscope predicts impulsive, ardent, hopeful traits with possible fortune.
Fragmentary verse lauds patriots and independence with oblique references to vain glory and enduring spirit. The text hints at reverence for heroic figures and collective resolve amid dissent, credited to N. A Luffburrow.
A stray snare theft of poultry alarmed residents as a five foot long snake was later found near a hawk roost. A witness heard movement by the den and a sudden flash of lights before a gunshot. The incident links to vanished livestock in recent days.
A New York file describes odd triangular sidewalk markers tied to the Hess Estate and One Wall Street Realty, noting their limited use yet potential in disputes. It also recounts the Vanderbilt heirs resolution over an 1 inch deed error and compares Leviathan and Majestic ship sizes, highlighting quirks of measuring gross tonnage.
Health guidance from the Journal of the American Medical Association warns households to guard against contaminated feed and food spoilage in hot weather. Emphasizing proper refrigeration, hygiene, and safe water sources, the article urges thorough washing of hands and dishes, and cautions against drinking unprotected water.
Summer meals require refrigeration below 30 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent contamination of milk meats custards seafood and leftovers. If two by three family members fall ill after a meal during summer seek medical advice immediately and note the health department should confirm the disturbance source.
A fragmented 19th century style blurb cites Proverbs 7 2 and a reflection on fearing the Lord versus the danger of the bad man Ben Joasom appears as a source fragment.
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