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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
7
A July 13, 1934 column argues that modern girls mature fast yet need guidance. It advocates activities like Girl Scouts and Campfire Girls to channel energy into wholesome pursuits, preventing risky temptations.
Debates over radio control shift from the Radio Commission to a new Communications Commission. Critics accuse censorship under prior regimes while supporters claim continued free speech. References to Hoover era aid and Roosevelt programs appear amid partisan commentary and confusion about policy.
A July 12 letter from Claremore Oklahoma recalls farm hardships due to drought and praise for Speaker Rainey. The writer notes wilted crops, poor cattle feed, a thriving radish crop, and prefers letting Republicans campaign in the hot weather, suggesting voter mood is weather influenced.
The executive committee appointed by Frederick Lodge with Preston E Michiel will present a personality contest during the rodeo July 26 27 and 28 at the Fair Grounds directed by Milt Hinkle Ten attractive young ladies compete with campaign managers using salesmanship calls and car visits Tickets admit 50 votes and winners may be decided at the show’s close Bull dogging will be a dangerous rodeo feature alongside the event and contestants risk untrained livestock. Dramatized婚
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick record a lawn tennis club organized at Judge John Ritchie residence with officers and staff listed. Also notes a cemetal and picnic event, a local street race, and a hospital scene with a Dr. crushed at the city hospital. Thomas M. Devilbiss, longtime Standard Oil official in the Philippines, dies at 43 after weeks with Bright’s disease.
Menu includes Canapes Beef and Cheese Bolis with chopped vegetables and mayonnaise. Crab Rola uses crabmeat and olives on bread with celery and mayonnaise. Olive Curls features stuffed olives wrapped in bacon and broiled briefly. Suggestions note chilling, slicing, and serving with toothpicks for party use.
Bruce Catton offers a clipped critique of Beatrix Lehman s Rumor of Heaven noting its delicate artistry and evasive meaning. The novel centers on an isolated English family and a South Seas explorer indelibly shaping a tale of curious characters and an unsettling paradise.
The Brunsw community band and St Francis church prepare a public welcome for Rev Willam E Kens upon his return from an overseas tour. The program will be in the St Francis school yard on Tuesday evening July 27 at 8 o'clock.
Emmitsburg hosts Sunday night open air services at Mt Tabor park Rocky Ridge with speakers including Dr J W Ott Dr Amos J Traver Rev J L Bowman Rev Hiram Davis Rev Guy P Bready and others through September. Emmitsburg Fire Company carnival ends after thunderstorm crowd grows post shower. parade led by State Police officer J R Miller and Mayor M J Thompson features town businesses and fire company crews. park events, dancing, balloon ascent, and a parachute jump occur.
A Woodsboro revival led by Rev. John Gonso and guests runs through the week with performances by Mrs. Heltibridie Miss Lamore Sullivan and others. Two conversions reported with multiple speakers and special programs each evening including a veteran quartet and youth presentations. A public baptismal service closes the event with the Wakefield Church of God and Woodsboro groups participating.
Court notes list equity action Madeline Boyd Lowe versus Harry Franklin Lowe for absolute divorce and child support, with attorney st Manuel M. Weinberg. Marriage licenses issued for William D. Tesple and Elizabeth A. Reed, both 19 21, of Washington. Several divorced parties listed with ages and locales. Property deed: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to Arthur Ambush et al trustees, county at $10 plus plat. Local incidents include hens and railroad track mishap near St. Joseph's College with injuries. Community notes mention visits and church steeple repaint at St. Joseph's Catholic church and attendees at Emmisburg reunion at Tabor Park.
Health column outlines coronary thrombosis causes and the need for absolute bed rest after a heart attack. It describes arteries the size of a quill, possible clot dissolution, and a suggested minimum six week bed rest with gradual activity. It also notes long-term reduced activity and caution against excitement or heavy work after recovery.
Daily lessons in English highlight misused words and pronunciation with examples. Claudius Didiwick and Robert Garrison of Brunswick enlist in the U S Air Service and depart for Langley Field Virginia. both are Brunswick residents and sons of local families.
Paul Harrison reports a collage of Harlem fashion notes and Broadway gossip as summer readers glimpse old days nostalgia. He recounts judges playing dominoes, travel agencies, and a cast of celebrities, from Hanfstaengl rumors to Alfred Lunt and Ives Fontaine, with Broadway’s nightlife and beaches of the street scene.
Today in History lists notable birth and death dates for figures like Josiah Wedgwood Benjamin Shillaber Thoreau and George Eastman. It also notes historical events around 1867 1933 and a roster of contemporary birthdays including Arthur Hyde Robert Hopkins Claudel Victor Palsits Irving Bush and Ohn West with brief biographical notes.
A garbled OCR fragment quotes political figures and critics on taxation and governance. It references Harry Hopkins, Henry N. MacCracker, and Cardinal O’Connell, touching on distrust of administrators, inequality, and calls for reform alongside a stray allusion to Franklin Roosevelt and broader world events.
The excerpt blends a religious reflection from a Bible verse with a dated horoscope and mentions notable births and figures. It notes moral living through deeds and truth, references Morizigne, Dom, Gadsten, and Prince Louis II of Monaco, and foresees a day that may lean from strictness toward gentler artistic or musical expression as writing strains ease.
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