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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1934
Page
5
The readable portions describe a weekly newspaper with notices and rules for notices and classified sections. It mentions public notices rules about arrest and communications as well as a postal distribution address in Frederick.
A dated, reflective discourse argues that wars are prohibitively expensive for all nations. It proposes submitting disputes to impartial arbitration and making mutual concessions to avoid conflict, urging private quarrels be settled through peaceful means to protect civilization.
Reader urges President Roosevelt to intervene in the strike and end the ongoing stalemate. The writer argues both sides have negotiated extensively and need decisive action from the president, who could help bridge divisions and restore balance amid the dispute.
Rev G E Wunder of New Market writes that relief has been unevenly administered over six months. He cites able born loafers receiving aid while elderly or disabled residents are denied. He proposes district citizen committees to assess need and urges humane, prompt help without penalizing those who work. July 12.
Westminster voters hear three candidates listed for sheriff in the upcoming July race. John P Westhurster runs as a Republican, with John A Shipley and Sykes also shown as contenders.
A fragmented local reminiscence notes historical events and figures from Frederick, including mentions of a taxation meeting, trustees, and school matters, mixed with garbled names and places. The readable portion also reports a tragic accident in Pleasant Walk where Viola, a 3 year old, suffered a serious facial injury when a sagan-bed wagon component struck her nose.
Sunday’s hottest spell in eight days ties July’s second warmest reading at 98 degrees. Overnight 68 with a northeast breeze. two drownings noted, one in the Monocacy River. Weather bureau predicts continued heat with brief moderating spells this week amid hot season trend.
A summary of social mentions from the area includes Sam's Creek patient at Frederick City Hospital recovering after surgery, and multiple calls and visits among families in Bank Hall and New Windsor. Attendees at a funeral for Edward Evans included Earl Warner, Clyde Warner, and others from Uniontown. Births announced for Devabiss family near Linwood, and several relatives visiting in Littlestown and Baltimore.
Mrs Alexander George shares a day menu with recipes for creamed corn sauce stuffed tomato sandwiches and a peach custard dessert. Ingredients include cream, butter, flour, salt, pepper, paprika, and diced vegetables. Instructions describe making a creamy sauce, filling tomato cases, and serving peaches with confectioners sugar and extracts.
A historical notice records religious reflections from Psalm references and Hosea Ballou, then lists Miss Margaret Louver of Hagerstown and Mr and Mrs Sehrey Jenkins plus family hosting at Mr and Mrs Russell Easton in Easton Street. It notes recent visitors to Mr and Mrs John Snader including AL and Mrs Charles Starner and others from Westminster.
Health by Dr Morris Fishbein warns readers to prevent heat exhaustion during summer. He outlines early signs such as dizziness headache and nausea, stresses rapid action if symptoms appear, and advises calling a doctor. Guidance covers clothing diet hydration and careful activity to maintain circulation and avoid dangerous complications.
The Montgormery County 4 H calf club tour was approved for July 26 with George A Minas leading. Howard County Farm Bureau picnic set for Saturday July 28 at Brendel's Manor Park features a Glenelg versus Alpha baseball game and an exhibit on Japanese beetle destruction in New Jersey.
Hollywood mob plots a movie called The Great Ziegfeld about Flo Ziegfeld. Actors and staff push to use Ziegfeld alumni and legends for cast. George M Cohan’s studio gate misadventure stands out. Tales of Tom Collins origin circulate, from Magie to Bowery, with multiple versions and long-buried bottling lore.
A jumble of dated entries notes births and deaths of historical figures such as Pierre Le Moyne Sieur d Tber and Mary Eddy along with events like the capture of Stony and references to figures tied to science, literature, and politics. The text lists several birthdays with dates and places, including Theodore Val and others, but many fragments remain unclear.
Fragments from a language column include scrambled phrases and garbled guidance. The readable part mentions a three year timetable and a request to use a word three years. Unclear context and missing key facts.
An oddly described insect with a brown hide was found in Baker Park by a passerby. The creature, thought to be a caterpillar species, appeared injured or in distress and had notably thick eyes. Further identification was unclear due to fragmented text.
A clipped birthday notice notes Arthur Sweerser of Boston born 2 TS ago and R. George Tucker of Per 2 dimend, Va born today, with ages indicating 58 and 45 years respectively. The horoscopic reading suggests a blend of shyness and impulsiveness, generosity, and taste for adventure, warning of potential trouble that can be managed with careful timing and self control.
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