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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland outlines editorial standards and corrections policy for publication. It notes that erroneous content from any source will be corrected upon verification and that communications or republished material must cite authority.
The East Peora bank failure triggers new federal insurance payouts and asset takeover. About 1,789 depositors receive full returns or partial sums, with small savers fully compensated while large depositors receive 250 dollars each plus liquidation proceeds. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation funds the remainder, spreading losses across the banking system.
The article recalls St Swithin's Day legends saying a 40 day rain spell follows the saint's burial move. Weather statistics deny the superstition, yet the tale endures. It notes the bishop died in 662 and a 40 day storm supposedly followed the relocation of his burial site.
An elderly observer recalls a time when young people had access to dime novels that allegedly corrupted them, reflecting on moral concerns and changes in society and youth culture.
Fragmentary notes discuss identity and gender in a war era, mentioning avers and aims. The readable lines hint at existential questions about birth, agency, and societal roles in a historical setting. Names and precise events are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
The readable text hints at a period newspaper fragment listing dates and prices for items or events. Details are unclear due to damage but reference to dates and costs suggests a brief public or ads item. Names, places, or exact events are not discernible.
Fragmentary text describes a push for traffic controls including a stop sign and tougher enforcement. It references court certificates, license retention, and penalties, with scattered details about arrests for drunken driving, police procedure, and future deterrence measures. The fragmentary report cites a Philadelphia Bulletin item on a bridge arrest and broader references to enforcement debates.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are chronicled with scattered items. The body of Mrs Dixon is noted, a local court and army worm outbreak appear in brief items, and a man named Jenks Cole suffers paralysis while at work. A large number of townspeople were gathered to witness events after a shooting incident near Ebentztown.
About 600 attendees gathered on a hot night to enjoy a community event featuring entertainments for children and adults alike. The display included a miniature golf exhibit, wheat adjustment forms, and updates on government support. The piece notes the passing of Miss Edith and Miss Jennie Bennett, with condolences from Frederick County residents to families and friends in mourning.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss aid and support for the feeble, mentioning help and bus services in a troubled context. Names and clear events are unreadable, with many garbled characters and broken phrases.
Health tips from Dr Morris Fishbein advise replacing fluids with water and salt, avoiding alcohol tea and coffee, and using cool baths fans and shaded areas during heat. For heat exhaustion professional medical care is essential, with prompt cooling and intravenous fluids in severe cases.
A compact note discusses a language lesson focusing on pronunciation and word choice. It mentions Mr Browns speech and advises on using a word as one ten to improve clarity.
A fragmented wartime style letter urges optimism and action to improve conditions. The speaker, N A Lufborrow, argues against dwelling on troubles and encourages setting conditions for prosperity, focusing on practical steps and patience.
New York theatergoers face busy choices with three musicals leading the season. Dorothy Stone, Martin Miller, and Curtain Reperta plan shifts as Jerome Herm score shines. Plus updates on cast changes, axed shows, and a bustling assortment of revues and roadhouse entertainments attracting out-of-towners.
Today in history marks multiple births and events such as Cardinal Jules Mazarin born 1602 and Benjamin Tompson cited for early American post. Notable figures including Sacco and Vanzetti, Arthur Cap, George E. Leach, and Edin Frost are identified with ages, places, and dates. Horoscope notes suggest versatile yet sometimes anxious focus impacting study of unusual subjects.
A fragmentary book page lists Bruce Catton’s A Book A Day and mentions various titles and authors. It references Marie Walsh and Denn Byrme with brief remarks, notes a character Regue McCor anc, and touches on a tale set in Ireland about horse preludes and a suspect. It ends with a note on Zoroastrians and their burial customs in ancient Persia.
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