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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1934
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment from The Daily News appears with boilerplate about AP content rights and publication procedures. The date line indicates Tuesday July 17 1324 and mentions postal service and office rules for notices and ads. The text is largely garbled with missing names and places.
Wall Street analysis warns that uncontrolled credit into speculation could trigger inflation and currency instability. Government tools from FDIC to RFC give Washington power to suspend rediscounts, remove officers, and supervise banks to curb reckless credit expansion.
Fragmented OCR notes present a lesson on synonyms and word usage. It references practice with promise, punctuation, and a daily word study. It mentions immobilization terms, shackle, restrain, and an aim to expand vocabulary with a single word each day.
The piece presents a bleak view of agricultural prospects with references to poor crops including wheat barley rye and flax. It laments tax pressures and rising fear while farmers seek relief as the season nears its end. The tone is didactic and anxious about future prosperity.
Excerpt reflects on Galatians 5 23 and a quote about meekness temperance and fear of the law. Attributed to Ben Jensen, noting the safety of the righteous in obedience and the devout regard for law.
In Frederick on July 17, 1884, columns recall incidents from fifty and twenty years ago. A boy visiting his grandmother swallowed a pill and a car crash near Brackens, Floyd County, sent two youths to the highway. Smith Breese allegedly caused damages. A Union Bridge merchant displays a London clock from 1702 with an iron and glass front and an oil painting of a castle.
The Frederick C. Young People's Union concluded a weekend retreat at Bug Post camp near Hagerstown. Participants from Frederictown and nearby gathered for devotional meetings, discussions on faith, and reflections on color, peace, and war. The group toured Fort Frederick and heard talks by Roy Brez and Rev. Paul Heide about Allied Youth, race relations, and Christian service.
A Banker's daughter is at the center of a vanished world of crime as a clever thief named in Charles Francs Coes new rover era faces a jail term in Canada after a failed ransom plan. The tale spirals through double crosses and danger while the Wehler family plans its twelfth annual reunion at a Midwestern grove with music and speeches.
A fragment notes ham and baked beans as a summer pairing, mentioning supper and casual meals. It references informal dining phrases and stray terms, but preserves the core idea of ham with beans as a simple warm weather meal.
Health by Dr Morris Fishbein explains that a child's abdominal pain requires careful exam to locate the true cause. He notes that pain voices by the child are unreliable and lists infections constipation lead poisoning and digestive upsets as possible sources. The piece emphasizes proper feeding and parental guidance to prevent serious issues.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals including George E Da Scarevs and De Benson with possible links to Comus, Hyattstown, Norwood, and a day spent together. Content is incomplete and names/tacts are uncertain due to garbled transcription.
The column riffs on theater posters and film titles provoking censor concerns while detailing a scene at Leon and Eddie's where Prince Mike, formerly Harry Gerguson, watches rather than works. He plans a future restaurant venture with a French chef and a showy menu, aiming to blend flair with finance in midtown Manhattan.
Small house concept solves space issues with economical reuse. The Colonial cottage showcases a rear entrance, seamless connection between living areas, and a warm interior that stays comfortable from a seed size to full scale. Estimated at about $500,000 to $870,000.
Mrs E F Harris hosts Buzzard of Gaithers near Lathicum with her sister in law. The Ad Souw of the M E Church is entertained by Mrs. Dur tow Lathicum at her home near can. Mr and Mrs Josnare visit with children and Mrs Luth Hyattstown. Miss Mary Ryan travels to Front Royal for a day in July.
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