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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1934
Page
7
The Daily News explains publication dates and location in Frederick Maryland and notes Associated Press affiliation. It states free notices, telephone submissions, and correction policy for erroneous reflections, with post office entry as second class mail.
A July 18 1934 note discusses Roosevelt June 23 appointment to study comprehensive social insurance against sickness. It describes Congress action to establish a national organization and pushes states to adopt similar protection. It cites the Costs of Medical Care Committee reports on waste and physician remuneration and notes AMA opposition to group health insurance.
Cartoon note recalls women juggling work and romance amid Modern Age land reforms. It jokes about wives tied to desks and hoping their bosses notice them, reflecting satirical social attitudes of the era.
A fragmented column notes travel, hotel arrivals, and political chatter. References include Holswood, Prosco, and Los Az, with mentions of Bobby, a Governor radio address, and the National Guard using the town as a summer camp. No clear events, dates, or outcomes emerge.
Residents discover a 135 pound channel catfish washed from the Shenandoah River into marsh flats near Harpers Ferry. Game Protector Tull and others measure a fourteen inch head and sixteen inch girth before it decays and is returned to water. Noted as the size not previously seen in local waters.
Local items from the columns of The Ness say May 18 188d Mayor Bargis report shows city fines and taxes collected. high cars. The annual amounts between 250 and 300 dollars for several companies. A woodward tnends-io and Routzahn with Davut Caste. Mrs Whe of Siechanes- Three-year-old child of Mr and Mrs Grover Carpenter knocked down by a cow. little Monroe Beall of Lewisdale recovering after being cut by a scythe blade. Roser struck a cyclist but escaped injury.
John D Nicodemus denounces public ignorance about alcohol and its production. He argues nature does not repeatedly yield potable alcohol and cites cider turning to vinegar, urging informed votes on beer wine and whiskey. The note ends with a brief county political update and a church appointment in Sykesville.
Mrs Elizabeth Lenhart and Mr and Mrs Rus ger Lenhart and Betty visited Brunswick relatives Sunday evening. Miss Dorothy Snyder of Washington and Miss Le Howes of Laytonsville spent the weekend with the Snyder family. Mrs Qimerson of Silver Springs returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs James Stepness. George Owings and Thomas Rinehart spent last Sunday with southern Maryland relatives. Catherine Schaeffer returned from visiting friends and Mrs James Marks and Family of Fredericks. a5 Enah Sacebidge is the friends and relatives a. Harp.
A short reflective piece cites Jeremiah 32 41 about rejoicing in doing good and planting in the land, followed by a Dryden line praising generous acts as the great mind's bribe. The tone blends scripture with literary aphorism, underscoring virtuous conduct and benevolence as motive.
A fashion piece discusses practicality of summer attire in Paris. It contrasts lighter fabrics with formal suits, noting suits offer elegance and are suited to hot weather and cooler evenings. The article mentions accessories and seasonal color considerations.
Dr Morris Pishrein discusses stuttering affecting about a million Americans, half of them school children. He outlines causes including breathing rhythm, hereditary factors, and home environment, and notes benefits from breathing training, relaxation, reducing emotions, and slow speaking to ease the condition.
1792 John Paul Jones, American Revolution hero, died in Paris at 45. 1851 Western Electric Company organized. 1914 Act of Congress created aviation section of U S Signal Corps. Other items note LW37 Rerall Tyler and Rae Frazee figures, plus early tech and standards leaders.
Paul Harrison recalls a New York full of clubs, cathedrals, droll eccentrics, and curious neighbors. He describes cabarets, Sardinia Street quirks, gated mansions, whimsical characters on Fifth Avenue, a trout stream at Leone’s, gardens for juleps, and the long farewell of the ship Bourgogne after decades.
A fragmented recipe style item lists a summer beverage and dessert plan by Mrs Alexander George. It mentions chilled ginger ale, peach menu items, veal loaf, and a peach topping. Steps include cooling, mixing cream and sugar, baking, and serving with peaches and lemon juice.
1932 treaty signed between United States and Canada for the St Lawrence waterway development. Birthdays include Hermann Hagécorn a famed poet, Pierrepont Moffat head of the Division of Western Affairs, Charles Evans Jr Chick Swans Chicago golf champion and sports writer, Dr Philip B Hawk New York food chemist, Joe Michell Chapp of Boston editor and author, Lupe Velez Meuxco screen star, Bretanys 3 Chancellor of the Exchequer. Horoscope notes today’s independence and self will with a tendency to laziness and possible estrangement from relatives.
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