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Dull Wall Street Leads to Quiet Markets in 1934
Friday July 13, 1934 reports a stagnant New York Stock Exchange with no movement in prices. Investors display a lack of speculative interest as steel output rises while shares fail to respond, brokers take vacations, and seat prices remain steady amid waning excitement.
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Germany
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Keep Car Windows Open Warning on Carbon Monoxide
A warning notes that carbon monoxide from cars, even while moving, can accumulate and blunt driver alertness. Studies by Dr. Louiss Burns highlight fatigue and pain in heavy traffic and on long trips in closed cars. Insurance and safety groups urge motorists to ventilate vehicles to prevent accidents caused by gas buildup.
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Louiss Burns
AT St Research Institute
Chicago
Pasadena
New York Delays Watermelon Season Opening in Manhattan
Local notes indicate confusion over when Manhattan beach season begins as forecasters report unsettled weather and unclear municipal timing for watermelon season and Tow’s plans. Residents await official announcements from city agencies and event organizers.
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Jersey Bathers
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Unclear fragment hints at regional figures and plans across Sout Amerindia
The text references a conference in a county seeking support from men in an alley for a METS effort. It mentions a den of a man, plans involving Jammy Moffet, and a Sime organization. Washington is described as never prettier, with a senator or congressman noted.
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Society News Highlights Gardens Seashore Trips and Weddings
Frederick society notes vacations to seashore and mountains with guests around town. Attending weddings include Miss Margaret Key English and Mr Richard Longstreet Poor at St Albans Washington. Numerous bridge parties, dinners, and travels to Ocean City Marlborough and Baltimore are detailed along with visits from relatives and friends.
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Frederick
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
The column notes a serious illness of a fady above the Western Union HQ prevented a major Democratic demonstration over Grover Cleveland’s nomination. Albert Schroeder, living on North Market street, fell crossing toward a baseball game, head struck, momentarily stunned, in front of Dr. Baltzell’s office. Edward D Grove Jr. suffered peritonitis after a bicycle accident. Mr and Mrs Richard Bruchey and child were slightly hurt when a motorcycle and sidecar overturned on the highway. Garrett S deGrange Jr opened his architect offices in the Central Trust building. Mazie Schmidt named head of the school of expression at Hickory College.
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Notable residents and visitors in Maryland and New York
A Wall Street guest list notes Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Michael registering at the Hotel Lincoln New York city. Thurmont Romany Players Club to hold a dance at Braddock Heights. Washington figures Col Hiflower and daughter attend events at Braddock Heights hotels. Garden Club of Frederick gathers at Miss Mary S. Maulsby residence with garden descriptions from multiple speakers. Miss Marianna Radcliffe hosts a surprise linen shower and bridge for Miss Helen Mathers. Capt Hagan and Mrs Hagan arrive in New York en route to Boonsboro for two weeks with relatives.
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Leg Broken in Accident Near Boonsboro
Mrs Richard Renner Jr of near Boonsboro suffered a severely fractured leg following a mishap. She is the daughter of Mrs Hazy W. Red near the Tegs area. Further details are unavailable due to the fragmentary report.
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M J Grove Lime Co to Start Road Work Near Broad Run
The M J Grove Lime Co won a contract to build 99 of a mile of road from Broad Run to near the school house and will begin work in two days.
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Broad Run
Bible Thought On Sharing Wisdom Like A Candle
A compact reflection on teaching and generosity citing Galatians 6 6 about sharing learning in all good things The analogy of a teacher as a candle that lights others while consuming itself conveys selfless guidance and the value of giving knowledge.
Inaugural Night Flight Aboard the New York Chicago Sleeper
New York reporters ride the first flying Sleeper service aboard a Curtiss Condor from Newark to Buffalo and Chicago. Stewardess Marian McMichael demonstrates berths, bedding, and controls as journalists test upper bunks and window views, with Chicago exhibits and Roosevelt sightings shaping a restless day.
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New York
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Letters to the Editor praise B and O K R R exhibit
W J Grove commends the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for a fine exhibit at the Tercentenary pageant in Frederick. He recalls historic engines and cars, from the Tom Thumb to Hopper No. 2002, and praises the government use era cars and wartime freight equipment. He notes the pageant was well done, though harvest rain limited spectator turnout.
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Frederick
Tom Thumb
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Manor Bull
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Fragmented Local Notice With Names and Dates
cut em masse to see the fine ing of her children. WILLIAM J. GRO ilme Hiin, July 12. Whole county could not have
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Cars on the Move and Pleasure Drive Daily Life
The piece portrays cars racing through city and country scenes for pleasure and business, noting their spectacle, speed, and the desire they arouse in men. It comments on their beauty, gas consumption, and widespread presence across millions of yearly activity.
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