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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1934
Page
5
An imperfect OCR sample from The Daily News presents publication boilerplate about Associated Press use, correction procedures, and postal registration. It includes instructions on writer attribution, editorial stance, and rights reserved, followed by a line about second class mailing at Frederick, Maryland.
An 1934 column discusses restless youth and the pull of independence. It weighs schooling as a remedy but questions affordability for many families, urging engaging activities and practical rewards like savings or employment to curb wandering youth and steer them toward productive work.
Fragmentary poem style note speaks of genius minds facing war and seeking a place to settle sorrow. Ambiguous figures and unrest reference a conflict named LUFATREROW with hints of division and longing for peace.
In Santa Monica July 9 letter writers mock Hitler's apparent vacation and the idea of a 60 day rest before prison. They praise Cordell Hull for his comments to Finland but warn Hull that his praise is wasted against hardened critics.
A jumble of Harney area activities and greetings. Births, visits, and family dinners headline a busy weekend with clergy guests from Pittsburgh, picnic plans at Null's Cove, and travels between Gettysburg Emmitsburg and Philadelphia.
Reading damaged scraps from western Cal Georee and addresses by Col Robers. A man, missing eight months, is linked to an accidental drowning story. Mrs. Cora Nasa of Brunswick identified the exhumed body of her husband burned in Potter's flexi.
Menu of the day by Mrs. Alexander George lists apricot cobbler and lamb chop dishes for breakfast lunch and dinner. Recipes include lamb chop supreme with peppers onions and celery and apricot cobbler with apricots sugar flour and milk for baking.
Canada issues a 3 cent commemorative blue stamp for Jacques Cartier and a separate 10 cent green stamp for Loyalists leaving Ming China era, with paneled sides and Union Jack corners. The piece notes Soviet balloonists stamps and Christmas Seals history, plus a social notice about Raymond Doughersy visiting in New York.
The article advises counting sure tricks and potential ones as the long suit develops, choosing a second suit if needed. It warns against overcalling on a strong hand after an original bid, suggests rebiddable spades if helpful, and cautions against forcing to four spades or no trumps. It notes outside two races and king, with a long spade suit guiding play.
In a hand from a duplicate bridge column the South player must chart a plan after a spade break and a strategic heart discard. Declarer avoids giving West a fifth spade and uses careful timing of heart and club plays to maximize winners, ending with an end play ideas.
Partial OCR reads quotes attributed to Ernst Hanistaeng and Paul Joseph Goebbels. Mentions Germany, English potoso, and a church audience with Miss Molze and Vivian Doug. Contexts are garbled, lacks coherent events, dates, or clear actions.
Dr Morris Pishbedy discusses an infantile paralysis outbreak on the California coast noting a summer fall pattern and rising cases. He cites 1930 totals of 1992 cases and 157 deaths, warns against bringing young children to California, and discusses transmission, inoculation history, and cautious treatment and rest for affected children.
The annual encampment is held along the Momocec rear Detour with the old crib house moved for cooks quarters and store rooms. The club, organized in 1874, lists pres Gert Everett H Garey as president and a board including J Ralph Bonsack Sereck S Wilson Claude T Rimmey H Vernon Harbaugh. officers include Harry G Berwager secretary and Frank T Butler historian.
A collection of quirky notes about old New York history including peculiar taxes, street myths, and frontier urban legends. It mentions a bachelor tax, a lax income tax, and public whippers, plus anecdotes on Urge topics such as islands, lighting, and the city’s early infrastructure.
A collage of birth and death notes for figures like Thomas West Henry Hallam and Thomas Davenport. Key events include Congress returning land to DC in 1846 and Ford Motor Co reorganizing in 191% with a 100 million value, plus the 1933 Cotton Textile Code signing.
A distorted text fragment references a Bible verse and phrases about judgment and condemnation. The garbled lines mention a judge and condemned thoughts, with unclear names and mixed language. No coherent event or report is readable.
A scan of birthdays and biographical notes lists James M. Beck born in Philadelphia 75 years ago as a congressman, Frank Bees of Columbia University noted anthropologist born in Germany, William D. Anderson of Marietta Georgia tied to the American new Manufacturers Association, Leon Dabo of New York born in Detroit aged 65, and other figures. The item also recalls Stanford and Lake Forest mentions and comments on energy and diplomacy.
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