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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News carries a standard AP note about news use and attribution. It warns readers that wordings and corrections follow the policy and that the paper will correct any errors upon notification.
Federal banking authorities estimate that deposits in banks rose by about a billion dollars since March, signaling a strong recovery in earning and purchasing power. Postal savings deposits show a similar trend as funds return to the banking system amid renewed deposit insurance.
A reader named William J. Grove argues for revising automobile taxes including lowering the $3 chauffeur license to $1 per year and extending three year licenses. He contends gas taxes fund roads poorly and criticizes state and federal tax policy on motorists.
A letter to the Tar News editor discusses European events from the previous week. The writer cites a German claiming no fighting for France and notes U S President Roosevelt's actions regarding the Virgin Islands. The tone is cautious about international promises and potential outcomes.
Miss Carolyn Hickman on vacation. Mrs Morryingstar and Miss Dororthy Frederck visiting. Sidney Thompson and Mrs Berkey hosting guests from Washing ton area. Dr and Mrs E W White entertained and hosts in Leesburg and Alexandria connections. Bridge club met. Miss Else Brooks visiting. Lydia and Lena Ricketts at lunch. Miss Maude E Moore from Washington spent time with Cliffordakeney family near Haxerstown.
Local items recount a threat of lynching after the arrest of John Hart near Dickerson. The charge involved an alleged March attack. the accuser reconsidered pressing the charge against a white man before naming John Lippy. Nearby at Woodboro a man was held on a charge of resisting and attempting to escape. A school funding note reports Citizens Ticket candidates and plans for a new school building costing 5000 dollars. A 4 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs John Harriman, escaped serious injury when a wagon pole struck the vehicle he rode, leaving him bleeding but expected to recover.
Dr E Kefauver records 84 birth certificates received in May including 71 for May and 13 for prior months. Of these, 80 were legitimate and 4 illegitimate, with 79 live births and 5 stillbirths. Readable entries list numerous parent names and infant sexes across Emmitsburg Myersville and surrounding areas.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains safety standards for ice cream to prevent epidemics. Covers quality of dairy ingredients, sanitation of equipment, pasteurization, handling controls, and ensuring sealed packages are intact before purchase.
A compact note teaching common errors in usage and pronunciation. It highlights swerved from his course, clarifies the mispronounced demonstrative, and notes misspellings like tighterate. It emphasizes increasing vocabulary by mastering one new word daily and offers the example of disbelieving sincerity.
July 9 notices from Union Bridge mention Miss Charl es Mimmick visiting her parents due to her grandmother’s sudden illness. Guests at Rev Dr and Mee Culp’s included Miss Lavicia Pruchette and Miss Mildred Hopkins. LeRoy Wallace, William Stone, Georg ia Grimes and a friend visited from Baltimore. A family in Bessemer Pa. reports return after a grandmother’s visit. Lester Wolfe of nearby town, heat during harvest left him seriously affected but improving.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays. Notable figures include John Calvin, William Blackstone, George M. Dallas, Frederick Marryat, James De Bow, Benjamin Akers, James Whistler, and Rexford Tugwell. Also mentions William the Silent, Andree balloon expedition, Wyoming statehood, and birth horoscopes.
Partial text suggests a comment on work, pesos, and peace involving Dr HariiG, but meaning remains unclear due to missing context and garbled phrasing. No identifiable event or outcome can be established.
A short devotional line quotes Psalms asking guidance in righteousness against enemies and a maxim from Publius Syrus about a fortune without an enemy. The text blends scripture with a classical adage on fate.
In New York on July 10 George Tucker notes whimsical looks at modern children and celebrity circles. David Weaver and Peggy Wood are cited with a sixth birthday and a film verdict. A dog ruins a playwright’s script, and talent talk follows about Tilly Losch Greta Garbo and Jack Dempsey amid social snapshots at a micr inn party.
A recipe card lists a three person menu with items including The Menu Shuump Salad Creamed Peas Toasted Cheese Bars and Peach Mixture. It provides ingredients such as green peppers cream cheese lemon juice and sugar and describes steps like layering browning and combining components then plating and serving with preserves.
A harsh portrait of aging parents in their seventies facing filial care strain. The grown children struggle with finances and emotional readjustments as they take in elderly parents, leading to loneliness and mutual unhappiness.
The excerpt conveys a longing for the stratosphere and cool breezes as a respite from urban heat. It contrasts nostalgic rural comfort with modern city issues and hints at social critiques, including aging and housing adequacy. A book is mentioned as published by Stokes.
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